The fact that they got Rage Against The Machine to do a song because they were the cool new thing at the time and they ended up dissing the movie on the soundtrack
@@rabble_rousdower "Sellout" compared to what? The band had been signed to Sony from album one. They had always been following the Chumbawamba strategy of "as long as we have creative control we will let the corpos use their money on spreading our music for as long as they are dumb enough to do so".
And In NFS Underground 1; featured one of it's tracks AND to add more salt to the wound; an customized Skyline GT-R R34 with the band's themed livery...
@@GODCONVOYPRIMEwell, so is this one. This video is mostly just talking about one song and then near the it says “well I guess these songs weren’t that great either so there you go”
Given the fact that P Diddy is the Jeffrey Epstein of rap music, I decided I don’t want to listen to any songs from the Godzilla 1998 album anymore. Matter of fact, I’m not going to listen to any songs by that terrible P monster Diddy.
Listen, just because it has Diddy doesn't mean the whole album is terrible. This is also similar to Micheal Jackson and the radio stations STILL play his music, regardless of the accusations that he faced as well...
If i had to guess why, it's probably because of MJ's HUGE impact on the music industry, diddy didn't have as much of an impact and therefore, he doesn't have as many defenders.
I feel if they did an investigation on a lot of 70s and 80s rock stars, it would end up that a lot of them had underage fans backstage. We are in a dark world.
Always thought it was weird that as soon as all this P Diddy stuff came out everyone stopped talking about Drake like that guy was dating a child!!!!!!! Why not out them both on blast?
Its Zilla not Godzilla folks 🇺🇲 two different kaijus The rights were later bought from toho of this film and they officially rechange the name . for those who don't know
My girl loves that movie and she is Japanese something is wrong with ber. The only thing I remember besides that abomination of a movie have a giant iguana, Ferris Bueler, and Jean Reno. Was the ridiculous Taco Bell ads with the Chihuahua. Edit: and the Cartoon was actually pretty dope.
@@DarthWall275 haha is that something I should be ashamed about being a 90s kid? When it was actually cool to like predator before that phaggy aliens vs predator like your picture? Damn right blood and I say slap correctly and bruh sparingly! Golden Generation! Go back to the skibiddy toilet kehd 🤣
@NothingOsaka I'm 30 myself (though my gf is 23), and yes, the AVP movies were ass, also Calm the fuck down, nobody ran over your dog. And congrats on the Japanese waifu lol.
i was literally thinking about how “come with me” sounds like he’s rapping to one of his victims especially when he’s yelling towards the end. it’s eerie as hell to listen to now.
The Manson song was my least favorite on that album. It starts off so well with Filter/Crystal Method, and then the pace just DIES. I maintain it's the worst song on that album, Manson's "Portrait of an American Family" was his only good album IMO, and even that was heavily flawed.
@@donjohnson2758 Marilyn Manson was always "We have Alice Cooper at home" to me. Dope Hat and his cover of I Put a Spell on You are the only songs I like of his, and it's not due to his vocals.
I still love the "Come with Me" song despite the controversies surrounding it (well at least the instrumental part of it anyway, never been really into rap songs to begin with). Don't get me wrong Cheese Puff Daddy is obviously a horrible person and deserves to go to jail, but that doesn't change how I feel about the song (at least for me, I know some other people probably feel differently about that). At the same time though im sure there have been plenty of other songs over the years that have multiple controversies surrounding those songs (whether it be the actual songs them selfs or the artist that made them) and yet people still listen to it regardless. And I know some people are going to say "Its just the 90s version Kashmir" but honestly Ive always preferred it over the Led Zeppelin song anyway. For one it sounds and feels more grand and intense than Kashmir. Secondly, I didn't even know the Led Zeppelin song existed until much later in my life and when I finally did listen to it, it just sounded like a weaker version of "Come with Me" (again instrumental wise). 🌃🥁😎🎸🦖
When I first heard of old "Puff Daddy" which is what he was known as mid 90s. He came out swinging. Im sure that he was around as a producer, maybe even a recording artist before his album no way out, but when I first heard heard him, he was doing songs like the kashmir rip, the every breart you take rip. And he even recorded a verson of "its all about the benjamins" that he not only had Rob Zombie playing on, but Dave Grohl too. So his first impression was a hip hop star that wanted to furrher break down the cultural divides of music. He wanted cred in the rock world, and as 90s kids, some of us bought it. I remember they played the benjamins remix on my rock radio a lot, and I actually liked it and thought it was pretty cool of him. We always saw rockers reaching out to the world of hip hop, but never a producer or artist from that genre trying to come over and play in our world. The last to try it before him was probably Ice T and body count. Which still holds up. Maybe that will add some perspective about the guy for those who came around after the 90s. Puff wasnt half bad when he first stepped out.
Nothing will ever, EVER, beat the album for 'A Night at the Roxbury" lol. Scarface has a good track, but it'll never be better than the soundtrack for that stupid SNL movie lol
Does anyone remember the family guy cutaway gag where godzilla is afraid of doing more damage to Haiti? I now need a family Guy cutaway gag of Godzilla testifying to a criminal court about Diddy
*cracks knuckles* All Diddy accusations aside here, if I am remembering correctly, P. Diddy's "Come with Me" was played during the end credits of the film. My buddies and I were wanting to see if there were some post credit scenes. And I remember a lot of people just grooving to the track in their own ways. But I certainly felt wrong about it. I was quick to catch on that the song was pretty much "Kashmir" with P. Diddy just doing his thing over the top of it. And I was sorely disappointed, thinking that he had just gone and ripped of Led Zeppelin until I learned that Jimmy Page was right beside P. Diddy, and a part of it. I just threw hands in the air in surrender and moved on. When I went to Wal-Mart and bought the album on cassette, I swiftly came to a conclusion that the album was P. Diddy, and everything else was sort of a "side B" to it. None of the other tunes were memorable, I don't ever recall hearing anything else on the radio but that one song. As time went on, I re-visited the movie and the soundtrack. Listening to "Come with Me" just sent Me into a whirlwind of cringe to the point where I wanted to somehow escape MY OWN SKIN. Wondering with great hindsight how the hell that even was as popular as it was.
I grew up with the soundtrack. It’s something I hold dear to me and it’s really tragic that it’s stained by Puffy and Jimmy. Aside from that glaring spot, the rest of the album slaps. Green Day, Running Knees, Silverchair and Jamiroquai are standout artists on that album
I used to really like Come With Me but now I agree that it hasn't aged as well as it could've due to the Diddy situation. Sucks to because I love Godzilla 1998 as a movie
Fun fact: Fuzzbubble, a band that was on the soundtrack, got signed to Bad Boy Records. His attempt to cash in on rock didn't really pan out, and if they released an album on the label, it didn't produce anything huge, if at all album-wise.
I understand it age horrible but I’m still going to listen to it because it pretty decent song. There a saying “You can hate the artist. But not it art”
I think the perfect part about this is that if you watch the Music video to come with me the song begins with Godzilla attacking Diddys house implying that this Zilla is the first confirmed good guy before the Monsterverse.
Imo it’s a bit of a stretch to say the *WHOLE* album has aged horribly, it’s really only just the Puff Daddy track, which is only 6 minutes out of a 51-minute long album - at least going off of the Godzilla album playlist on RUclips. “Deeper Underground” *absolutely rules* , “A320” was amazing, “No Shelter” - ehhh, it’s a bit unintentionally goofy at points but it is quite funny to have a song straight up dissing the movie it’s promoting.
Next time the Godzilla franchise wants to reference a soundtrack from the 1998 movie, they're probably better off using the original sample versions and not the ones used in the 1998 movie. Otherwise, I think I'll go with the soundtracks for the 1993 Super Mario Bros movie or Joel Schumacher's Batman duology.
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The album features a horrible and terrifying monster who strikes fear into everyone…
*Godzilla’s there too.*
💀
In name only.
That’s a good one!🤣
@@GODCONVOYPRIME copyrighted and traded marked as Godzilla
LMAO XD
P. Diddy was the real monster all along.
Fr💀
i mean p diddy is a horrible person so i guess you're not wrong lol
He did stomp over NYC
@@ridiculousnicholas4732 The second worst track on the album next to that useless ass Green Day remix.
P. Diddy being in Godzilla media like this is the most shocking shit I've ever seen as a godzilla fan bruh
it's new york
you must not know who p diddy is
@@GodzillaKaijuGK bro I opened your channel expecting Godzilla stuff but bro got a 23 min full in depth dive into the diddy drama 💀
@ LOL. I sometimes post Godzilla
@@GodzillaKaijuGK likely a rock or metal head cuz if you knew rap/hip-hop you would've seen ads of p.diddy with the godzilla music video shit
zilla went to a Diddy party 😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Ain't no party like a Zilla party
@@Xeno_Shin Exactly
And he came out pregnant
I think we now know who the father is of those raptor children’s.
To stop it
Zills hated p diddy
I love how the thumbnail just has the words ‘diddy’ over his face since there would be no one word that would summarize everything he’s accused of
Is so awful that Diddy became a word that represents all of what he did
@@studio-stirko5596 it's soo bad that the name alone tells you that the dude did very bad thing
“I told them to go with Blue Oyster Cult”- Godzilla probably
Zilla's theme is We're All To Blame from Sum 41. The theme was played in Godzilla Final Wars.
@@roysavageanimations5489 at least we got a bitchin remix in KotM.
@@roysavageanimations5489 Godzilla wants more cowbell!
When they finally did it, they did it right with serj
The real Godzilla refused to participate, so they had to put a big iguana in the movie at the last minute.
The fact that they got Rage Against The Machine to do a song because they were the cool new thing at the time and they ended up dissing the movie on the soundtrack
They still took the paycheck lol
@@rabble_rousdower Hey, best of both worlds
@@FlyingFocs I believe that's called being a "sellout"
@@rabble_rousdower …you’re probably right
@@rabble_rousdower "Sellout" compared to what? The band had been signed to Sony from album one. They had always been following the Chumbawamba strategy of "as long as we have creative control we will let the corpos use their money on spreading our music for as long as they are dumb enough to do so".
Zilla can't catch a break, can't he? Atleast his cartoon is still the best Godzilla animated series, and that's a hill I'm willing to die on
Zilla is female, the movie’s concept artist confirmed it
@YodaOnABender wasn't there a response video that said otherwise?
@@dunkanbulk14 idk but I don’t really care since a creature that lays eggs is objectively female, especially a reptile
@@dunkanbulk14 its model literally has a slit for a va ga jay
@@dunkanbulk14 Can confirm Zilla slit on 3D model.
Diddy in his parties "come with me"
Bro that's diabolical 😭😭😭💀💀👹
come in me
Diddy's party is how Zilla got pregnant.
It all makes sense now! No wonder Godzilla 2004 put an end to Zilla so quickly. Bro was not gonna let Minilla get groomed too
@@bahlahkayy But I thought the rumors were false because drama channels covered it and researched
Godzilla was just being a good father.
The movie ended with a bunch of baby Godzillas.
@@KasumiKenshirou Nope, just one, and that one got it's own cartoon!
Spider-Man 2 had a song from The Lostprophets on the soundtrack and we all know how much of a sick monster the lead singer was.
Yeah but that's just one guy though.
And In NFS Underground 1; featured one of it's tracks AND to add more salt to the wound; an customized Skyline GT-R R34 with the band's themed livery...
@@GODCONVOYPRIMEwell, so is this one. This video is mostly just talking about one song and then near the it says “well I guess these songs weren’t that great either so there you go”
@@Rickzilla I did NOT know that. Unfortunately I’ve had the opportunity to research Ian “creepy ass” Watkins
To quote a friend: "Zilla: The Slayer Of Diddies."
Given the fact that P Diddy is the Jeffrey Epstein of rap music, I decided I don’t want to listen to any songs from the Godzilla 1998 album anymore. Matter of fact, I’m not going to listen to any songs by that terrible P monster Diddy.
@@dylanwong6065 There are other songs which are just remixes of other artists
@@dylanwong6065 but what about deeper underground :((((
Wow, you are truly a hero. Thank you for telling everyone. We will throw a parade in your honour to celebrate your bravery
You corny ahh bitch
@@justastranger101 Okay. I’ll admit that was catchy.
Couldn't you separate art from the artist
Puff Daddy - Come With Me used to be one of my favourite songs of all time. But after Puff Daddy's recent actions, it has aged terribly.
@@shadowleon659 Pro-tip: find/make a Vocaloid cover of “Come With Me” and credit the song entirely to Hatsune Miku.
@@shadowleon659 My favorite song too but after the Diddy party oh no no no that ended things lol
@ericjosephgarand8585 Or use Big AL. He's a English vocaloid
The song always sucked. The original was always better tbh.
@@shadowleon659 You can still like it. As the saying goes, separate the art from the artist.
Zilla: "I would have preferred a collab with Blue Oyster Cult tbh"
Does that mean Godzilla technically went to a Diddy party?
It would explain why you'd need a thousand bottles of baby oil.
How do you think that poor lizard laid all those eggs?
@@dubuyajay9964 Aw hell no, Godzilla got violated by diddy bro 😭
Jonochrome definitely went to a diddy party
Godzilla is a female in this Godzilla movie.
Of course it’d be godzilla going to a diddy party 😭🙏
Listen, just because it has Diddy doesn't mean the whole album is terrible. This is also similar to Micheal Jackson and the radio stations STILL play his music, regardless of the accusations that he faced as well...
Separate the Art from the Artist
@XaviHaunts this is the word that must be listened by more people, absolutely based
If i had to guess why, it's probably because of MJ's HUGE impact on the music industry, diddy didn't have as much of an impact and therefore, he doesn't have as many defenders.
@@KENSHIROez3260 Yeah, we shouldn't let genuine horrible incarnate people ruin our fun!
Jamiroquai's track for this movie slaps!
I wonder why godzilla had lots of kids.....
Let that sink in 💀
Of course you seriously and legitimately had to say that (for your own agenda)...
@@MrWaSpY-Trn what did you mean by this
I….. don’t think I will
@@richardwattersonhaterclubyou don't wanna know 💀
I feel if they did an investigation on a lot of 70s and 80s rock stars, it would end up that a lot of them had underage fans backstage. We are in a dark world.
@@Chaingun Don’t even have to dig very deep. A ton of rock stars back then openly admitted to being with young fans.
Fun fact: lead singer of The Wallflowers is the son of Bob Dylan
Keep looking, lots of young celebrities are related to someone famous. Damn near half of em.
Always thought it was weird that as soon as all this P Diddy stuff came out everyone stopped talking about Drake like that guy was dating a child!!!!!!! Why not out them both on blast?
drake was NEVER dating a child. why do you believe those songs.
Drake accusations are not confirmed and are obviously fake I my hate drake but those accusations are fake
Yes, he dated multiple teens, but I don't think in a predatory way
@@sanderhackerhd8369 wild ass fucking comment
*Godzilla ‘98:* “I had no idea about the allegations. I was just a work partner for this collaboration.”
Zilla's theme is We're All To Blame. Sum 41. Final Wars.
Led Zeppelin did not deserve to be ripped off by Diddy.
Also justice for Godzilla, he was prolly also a victim.
She.
Aint no party like a zilla party
5:36 It's hard not to close your eyes and imagine the girls screaming in terror as Diddy is released on them
Calling Jimmy Page a piece of shit is a HUGE leap.
Its Zilla not Godzilla folks 🇺🇲 two different kaijus
The rights were later bought from toho of this film and they officially rechange the name . for those who don't know
My girl loves that movie and she is Japanese something is wrong with ber. The only thing I remember besides that abomination of a movie have a giant iguana, Ferris Bueler, and Jean Reno. Was the ridiculous Taco Bell ads with the Chihuahua.
Edit: and the Cartoon was actually pretty dope.
The cartoon is absolutely fantastic. I routinely go back and watch it.
@@NothingOsaka "Dope"?
Tell me you're over 30 without telling me you're over 30
@@DarthWall275 haha is that something I should be ashamed about being a 90s kid? When it was actually cool to like predator before that phaggy aliens vs predator like your picture? Damn right blood and I say slap correctly and bruh sparingly! Golden Generation! Go back to the skibiddy toilet kehd 🤣
@NothingOsaka I'm 30 myself (though my gf is 23), and yes, the AVP movies were ass, also Calm the fuck down, nobody ran over your dog.
And congrats on the Japanese waifu lol.
@@NothingOsaka bro u schizo as fuk this why you get cucked
The Jamiroquai song is cool, but that's pretty much it.
My favorite part of the soundtrack was deeper underground by Jamiroquai and brain stew by Green Day.
The music vid for Deeper Underground is iconic.
Godzilla will say to P.Diddy and say, I know I’m a monster, but seriously man, what the hell is wrong with you.
i was literally thinking about how “come with me” sounds like he’s rapping to one of his victims especially when he’s yelling towards the end. it’s eerie as hell to listen to now.
Seeing Diddy and Godzilla on the cover of a video made me click on it instantly haha
If Jan Du Bont got to make his Godzilla movie this might not have happened
"Come with me"
That title aged poorly
Both the Spawn and Godzilla 1998 music ablums are soundtracks that I love as a kid, but both have music from abusers (Marlyin Manson and P. Diddy)
the Manson allegations were false
The Manson song was my least favorite on that album. It starts off so well with Filter/Crystal Method, and then the pace just DIES. I maintain it's the worst song on that album, Manson's "Portrait of an American Family" was his only good album IMO, and even that was heavily flawed.
@@mrmusickhimself I’m glad you said this. Manson was always overrated. Just shock value tbh.
@@donjohnson2758 Marilyn Manson was always "We have Alice Cooper at home" to me.
Dope Hat and his cover of I Put a Spell on You are the only songs I like of his, and it's not due to his vocals.
Wasn't Manson proven innocent?
Godzilla has officially been to a Diddy party 💀💀💀 What a world we live in
Zilla is never gonna beat the allegations😔
Zilla is a victim of Diddy. How do you think she had all those kids?
I still love the "Come with Me" song despite the controversies surrounding it (well at least the instrumental part of it anyway, never been really into rap songs to begin with). Don't get me wrong Cheese Puff Daddy is obviously a horrible person and deserves to go to jail, but that doesn't change how I feel about the song (at least for me, I know some other people probably feel differently about that). At the same time though im sure there have been plenty of other songs over the years that have multiple controversies surrounding those songs (whether it be the actual songs them selfs or the artist that made them) and yet people still listen to it regardless. And I know some people are going to say "Its just the 90s version Kashmir" but honestly Ive always preferred it over the Led Zeppelin song anyway. For one it sounds and feels more grand and intense than Kashmir. Secondly, I didn't even know the Led Zeppelin song existed until much later in my life and when I finally did listen to it, it just sounded like a weaker version of "Come with Me" (again instrumental wise). 🌃🥁😎🎸🦖
Know what. I still bump come with me and this album. Songs great, singers a monster. So are 99% of the 70s-now rock and rap stars.
When I first heard of old "Puff Daddy" which is what he was known as mid 90s. He came out swinging. Im sure that he was around as a producer, maybe even a recording artist before his album no way out, but when I first heard heard him, he was doing songs like the kashmir rip, the every breart you take rip. And he even recorded a verson of "its all about the benjamins" that he not only had Rob Zombie playing on, but Dave Grohl too. So his first impression was a hip hop star that wanted to furrher break down the cultural divides of music. He wanted cred in the rock world, and as 90s kids, some of us bought it. I remember they played the benjamins remix on my rock radio a lot, and I actually liked it and thought it was pretty cool of him. We always saw rockers reaching out to the world of hip hop, but never a producer or artist from that genre trying to come over and play in our world. The last to try it before him was probably Ice T and body count. Which still holds up.
Maybe that will add some perspective about the guy for those who came around after the 90s. Puff wasnt half bad when he first stepped out.
Nothing will ever, EVER, beat the album for 'A Night at the Roxbury" lol. Scarface has a good track, but it'll never be better than the soundtrack for that stupid SNL movie lol
Oh come on! That Puff Daddy track is slamming! It gets you pumped up!
P - Diddy: Come With Me........uhhhhhhh, that's why you're in trouble now! 😂😂😂
Does anyone remember the family guy cutaway gag where godzilla is afraid of doing more damage to Haiti? I now need a family Guy cutaway gag of Godzilla testifying to a criminal court about Diddy
Funny that you mention Bowie, he was also involved with the baby groupies, sadly.
*cracks knuckles*
All Diddy accusations aside here, if I am remembering correctly, P. Diddy's "Come with Me" was played during the end credits of the film. My buddies and I were wanting to see if there were some post credit scenes. And I remember a lot of people just grooving to the track in their own ways. But I certainly felt wrong about it. I was quick to catch on that the song was pretty much "Kashmir" with P. Diddy just doing his thing over the top of it. And I was sorely disappointed, thinking that he had just gone and ripped of Led Zeppelin until I learned that Jimmy Page was right beside P. Diddy, and a part of it. I just threw hands in the air in surrender and moved on.
When I went to Wal-Mart and bought the album on cassette, I swiftly came to a conclusion that the album was P. Diddy, and everything else was sort of a "side B" to it. None of the other tunes were memorable, I don't ever recall hearing anything else on the radio but that one song.
As time went on, I re-visited the movie and the soundtrack. Listening to "Come with Me" just sent Me into a whirlwind of cringe to the point where I wanted to somehow escape MY OWN SKIN. Wondering with great hindsight how the hell that even was as popular as it was.
I grew up with the soundtrack. It’s something I hold dear to me and it’s really tragic that it’s stained by Puffy and Jimmy. Aside from that glaring spot, the rest of the album slaps. Green Day, Running Knees, Silverchair and Jamiroquai are standout artists on that album
I used to really like Come With Me but now I agree that it hasn't aged as well as it could've due to the Diddy situation. Sucks to because I love Godzilla 1998 as a movie
Fun fact: Fuzzbubble, a band that was on the soundtrack, got signed to Bad Boy Records. His attempt to cash in on rock didn't really pan out, and if they released an album on the label, it didn't produce anything huge, if at all album-wise.
I still like the Song Come with me
It is a saying that the 1970s were different, but it was never meant to be a statement reverence, I feel.
Who would've thought looking at both Godzilla and P Diddy. P Diddy would be the monster.
P. Diddy is a criminal black but "Come with me" is still a banger
im glad i never liked 98
Zilla knew something we didn't.
I like how Godzilla cries hearing P. Diddy.
Someone out there removed the roars from the Brain Stew remix and it makes for a fairly decent listen on its own.
i didn't realize there was even more reasons for me to hate this movie
Poor 1998 Godzilla, his whole life has been a torture
I understand it age horrible but I’m still going to listen to it because it pretty decent song.
There a saying
“You can hate the artist. But not it art”
People don’t talk about how in South Park, Satan couldn’t come up with anything to do at his party that Diddy didn’t already do.
Honestly I never understand this song since I was 13 but as an adult this has gone worst I never knew my favorite song would ended up in a tragedy
I think the perfect part about this is that if you watch the Music video to come with me the song begins with Godzilla attacking Diddys house implying that this Zilla is the first confirmed good guy before the Monsterverse.
finally someones talking about that
That is one of the most cursed thumbnails I’ve ever seen and the subject matter is even more cursed
Justice For Terry Crews 🦖
P diddy is like the worst guy there, the rest of the bands are great
Imo it’s a bit of a stretch to say the *WHOLE* album has aged horribly, it’s really only just the Puff Daddy track, which is only 6 minutes out of a 51-minute long album - at least going off of the Godzilla album playlist on RUclips.
“Deeper Underground” *absolutely rules* , “A320” was amazing, “No Shelter” - ehhh, it’s a bit unintentionally goofy at points but it is quite funny to have a song straight up dissing the movie it’s promoting.
I had no idea Puff Daddy was Diddy until now
I live for the series, Godzilla jr on top of
The song still slaps I don’t give a damn what anyone says I ain’t letting yall ruin this for me
What do you mean “aged horribly”..? It was horrible AT THE TIME.
Zilla did try to kill him in the music video.
I used to love this album, now i feel gross for listening to it since i was 6. I am now sad
You know people tend to forget that in the album video Zilla tried to kill P Diddy.
So Zilla was way ahead of everyone.
Can you imagine being a kid at a Diddy party . so messed up.
I only ever still listen to going deeper a the heroes cover from the wallflowers
Wow, I didn’t know that RGTM and Foo Fighters made a song related to Godzilla!
On the cover they didn't even need to say what he did,they just said "DIDDY" and we knew who it was and what they did lol
Not even Godzilla is safe from the diddler 😭😭
Don’t mean to bug but I thought. I’d mention that the image at 2:27 of Diddy is AI generated.
Spacegodzilla is diddy's favorite kaiju.
Oh Boy Godzilla vs Diddy
Diddy's going deeper underground! Jamiroquai, my man!
Freaky album
Zilla was trying to warn us the whole time
Diddy truly went deeper underground with Michael Jackson 🙏
No wonder I’ve never heard of it, a fitting end for a cheap cash-in (and this is a franchise that isn’t supposed to be following trends).
I have this album too. Agreed with what you said. Probably my favorite track is Deeper Underground, No Shelter and Air by Ben Folds Five.
When I was little I thought that that Green Day song was the coolest thing ever lmao.
Next time the Godzilla franchise wants to reference a soundtrack from the 1998 movie, they're probably better off using the original sample versions and not the ones used in the 1998 movie. Otherwise, I think I'll go with the soundtracks for the 1993 Super Mario Bros movie or Joel Schumacher's Batman duology.
The intro is such a banger 😭
Honestly, Diddy had some good songs. But so did R Kelly. Pity they’re monsters.
Southpark Chef Aid hasn't aged much better. Yes indeed there is a track unfortunately featuring Diddy.
@@hoodoowilliams5187 Chef Aid is awesome and that Road remix still rocks
@bftvclips8925 I still love Nowhere to Run with DMX and Ozzy and Crystal Method and ODB.
The song, 'Come With Me' was always a guilty pleasure, despite Godzilla 98 being a massive disappointment.
Listening to it now, I just feel guilty.
I'm gonna seperate the art from the artist here and say rq that I growing up, thought this track went hard asf