thought this was gonna be that superorgansim video lmao

see this is what I'm talking about lol str8 ass

God this just gave me a cringe flashback of open mic night at my old PWI university

You way off lol White people loved Coolio - Gangsta’s paradise

can confirm but kinda cheating cause its Stevie Wonder

my mom also used to play First Of The Month by Bone Thugz to wake us up for school back in the day

does this count as stomp clap

That’s what I’m saying we can go song for song hip hop been in white households since the 90s Snoop had them suburban 99s kids in a headlocked. Had hip hop on trial and allat

I keep your ho upstairs When she wanna f***, I just tell her, "Ring the bell" Hit her from the back, she can't do nothing but yell And she smart as f***, I got this b**** straight out of Yale

I've never heard this song before, am I that out of touch?

OG version of that dude who was screaming about moving to California or whatever

Whatever happened to Hobo Johnson?

his beginning was so good

this stupid f***ing song is stuck in my head maybe millennial hipsters were on to something

It's actually mostly millennials who idolise the Black Eyed Peas, LMFAO, David Guetta, etc. because it was the soundtrack to their teenage years.

I'm an elder zoomer (24 years old) and I was in kindergarten when that kind of music started popping off. Then by the time I started high school in 2014 it was already going out of fashion. Younger zoomers are even further removed from it.

Bro every white girl in the suburbs had at least one poster of Tupac with no shirt on throwing the W lol. I knew some that had 2 or 3.

Any millennials that liked that s*** are now embarrassed about it

Then why is so much millennial music derivative of that era? Hyperpop being the obvious example

idk hyperpop just sounds like later madonna to me (I dont listen to aloe of electronic or pop)

I like the song and I understand where some of the critiques calling this stomp clap/ho-hey era of indie pop phony or inauthentic are coming from.

It just doesn't apply to this song.

In every single performance of this record uploaded to the web, the two lead singers(and half the band) are either very high on heroin or very strung out from heroin.

Even the song was clearly written while high on heroin.

"Well, hot and heavy, pumpkin pie
Chocolate candy, Jesus Christ"

It even has a mid song conversation break reminiscing on an event that never happened. This is so obviously the work of heroin...or really good crack. I bet you could still smell the ether on whatever it was written on.

This stuff is seen as goofy and corny now but i wouldn't be surprised if this style of kinda hopeful and happy music becomes very nostalgic and more popular in a few years. It's easy to think it as stupid now because current cultural landscape is very nihilistic

Great tune.

actual s***offender

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