@@drizzo4669in the 80s a guy robbed the store in the 90s, he says Ps pops got shot trying to rob the corner store, in the 2000s, P is the cousin that helped the girl rob bro in the 2010s the federal informant is the guy that got shot in the shoulder
@@benchwarmerss9165eh the 2000’s brought a ton of great stuff. Deltron, Kanye, kid cudi, lil Wayne, common, Lupe fiasco, Tyler the creator, N.E.R.D which is Pharrell’s group. There was a lot of good stuff. Plus the production amped up.
Yeah act like some rappers back then wasn't doing that tho@@Im_Here2 hell atleast now we got flow when there is no lyrics... Back then not having flow just seems more excusable but it's not as catchy as a really good song you find from today
The writing is so strong in this. All stories are connected. The beats are connected and echo the previous era. Man this whole video is a muthafuckin masterpiece and i ain't even start on the flow and how well you captured each era. You sir is a beast and monster lyricist. Huge respect
His transitions are pretty inaccurate! here's mine.. *80's Boogie fun disco block/breaking music (Transioning into concious rapstory telling.) *90's Concious rap story telling transitions into Gangster rap. *00's Hip pop! (Just straight R&B Rap/pop!) *10's R&B rap pop transitions into Club bangers (still pop) 20's Emo/Grunge Mumble rap (now starting to transition back to Gangsta hardcore drill rap.)
@@Future-Classic-CarsStop repeating that nonsense. No one cares about your ridiculous “transition” of genres that you put IN TEXT.😒 It was about storytelling and the genre’s was about the type of flow used so it was accurate.
Agree 90s laid the foundation for the art. But it’s just funny/weird hearing those who didn’t live thru that period and actually experience hip hop evolve during that decade talk about it. “Punchline”? Lmao
@Aenigmakil yes,80s was pure storytelling, i think people just default to the 90s, cause that's when hiphop/RnB made love,and gave us the peak golden era
Not enough people talking about the "I guess mama was right when she would tell me that one of these days cigarettes is gonna kill me" line, and then the delivery on "...but I still smoke em." Clever and hard asf
Probably not a coincidence either. I feel like the 80s and 90s were a time when the idealism of the previous couple decades fell away and the myth of racial progress came crumbling down. Feelings of frustration and cynism make for good music. In that way 90s hip hop kind of mirrors the way punk music came about in the 80s as a response to Thatcher.
@@YoungTCashgiving kendrick way too much credit just because he came out of hiding to do what a handful of rappers have been doing for some time.. seriously it's thanks to any other rapper🤦🏾♂️
That was really good. I expected it to devolve into "current music bad" like many other videos, but this was actually a really good, non-comedic comparison of stylistic evolution. Nicely done, man.
rappers dont seem to take the same pride in their lyricism anymore. I like the melodic shit thats popular now but they should also have something to say it and execute well. There are exceptions but in general they rap about lean, getting their dick sucked, being in the club, getting money and other hedonist stuff. It can hit hard but when it lacks substance when there’s nothing else. JID, Lupe, Kendrick, Denzel and Cole put effort into their craft though, out of the new gen guys
@@cyprian4869 have you really listened to the beat of single ladies by Beyoncé? Not a rap song but still a beat that is insane. If I think of anymore I will reply after work lol
Tech was just quintessential 90s. So Even if you didn't know who he was back then, he was the best at it. They was all rapping like that, but when you hear this flow you'll think of the best. Tech.
@IStevenSeagal you right, im a 1985 millennial myself, but dem franchise boyz "my white T's" was 2005, so you were off by a few years tho, i still blame 50, wayne, jeezy for killing hphop, just like i blame my millennials for betraying nas for drake, betraying busta rhymes for future, betrayed bone thugz for migos, millennials are responsible, so imm a start being nicer to genZ since its my millennials that killed hiphop
@IStevenSeagal r/whoooosh , dude, i hate dem franchise boys you're so clueless, the song that crank lucas is sampling for 2000s is dem franchise boys song from 2005 i hate dem franchise "my white T's" i hate that song, i am identifying the style crank lucas picked for 2000s man, you're stupid
This dude\s videos are Boss...don't believe I just discovered him... Says so much and makes so much sense without actually saying much ... Just restored my faith in online content...Okay...not really...but I have faith in his content!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He used to following rappers as reference imo 80s - LL Cool J 90s - Immortal Technique 00s - Dem Franchize Boyz (IDK if the told stories) 10s - Benny tha Butcher Just who came to mind
Agreed. 90s *mainstream* hip hop was the best era of *mainstream* hip hop but in the 00s there were TONS of artists who were influenced by those 90s cats that were impeccable MCs, unfortunately they were all relegated to the underground as the mainstream was taken over by outside interests who saw the profitability of hip hop and pushed artists who were the most marketable as opposed to the most lyrical. For example, I grew up in Boston, Id put the underground hip hop scene here from about 2006 to 2011 up against anyone. TONS of great hip hop music, MCs and producers were doing their thing here at that time. They just got no love from major labels or turned them down because they were better off independent or signing to a minor label. I suspect that there were dope underground scenes all over the country, and even the world, at that time that didn't get anywhere near the recognition they deserved.
His transitions are pretty inaccurate! here's mine.. *80's Boogie fun disco block/breaking music (Transioning into concious rapstory telling.) *90's Concious rap story telling transitions into Gangster rap. *00's Hip pop! (Just straight R&B Rap/pop!) *10's R&B rap pop transitions into Club bangers (still pop) 20's Emo/Grunge Mumble rap (now starting to transition back to Gangsta hardcore drill rap.)
It's amazing how American Rap scene is so in sync with Eastern European history. 80s - chill and friendly even in horrific situations 90s - all about being ruthless towards each other 00s - about finally having some money but losing some authenticity with that 10s - about having it good but still kind of coasting on that 90s bad boy pretence when the world has completely changed (and the authenticity is nowhere to be found)
Everytime this dude comes in my feed I'm smiling and bobbing my head! That 2010's ish went hard as a bit!! "Introduced me to his plug (socket)" yoooo!! 🔥
The 90’s has my whole entire heart (literally). I didn’t think I could love the 90’s anymore than I already do, but you really captured the essence of it. As well as all the other decades. I love the 80’s too. Thankfully 80’s and 90’s are next to each other, I keep rewinding and listening to them back to back lol. I have one complaint... This isn’t long enough 😩. You are SUPER talented. People like you should be at the top in the music industry. How does talent like you not have a record deal? Smh!
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That 90s story was hard af!
Real gritty and boom bap nyc style storytelling way
@@darianbroomfield8361💯
💥🔫
For real 💯
@@darianbroomfield8361 shit was the golden era of hip hop.
Craziest part is how he connected each verse to make an entire story
i dont see the connection
@@drizzo4669in the 80s a guy robbed the store in the 90s, he says Ps pops got shot trying to rob the corner store, in the 2000s, P is the cousin that helped the girl rob bro in the 2010s the federal informant is the guy that got shot in the shoulder
😂 damn same beat story, different flow
Nah, he didn’t
@@drizzo4669 I'm glad someone explained it to you but how did you miss it? Listen to the lyrics, it's not hidden at all.
If rap is storytelling, 80-90s are plot focused while 2000-onward are character driven.
yup sounds about right. good eye, fam (ear? brain?) lol
@@chaylicedominic414”perception”
Perfectly articulated
People in the 90s aint about to tell on anybody even their self. 😂
Shows humans selfishness increases with each generation
90s sounds like immortal technique
looking at the face of his own mother!
@@WeirdoFoo she had looked back and cried, cause he had forsaken her. that beat sends chills down my spine
I peeped that too
was def intentional. esp with the last bar finding out they family
I was thinking Jadakiss
“I duck down behind the aisle with the chips, stole a little soda and even took a sip” 😂😂😂
Lol! Right!
Stole a soda during a robbery 🤣
😂😂
Momma said cigarettes gon kill ya but I still smoke😭😭😭
That one got me too🤣😭
I am 37 and not a hip hop/rap guy but the 90's defines that genre for me.
Hip hop sounded like this up until about 01 02 … then it was over with.
Yup. This trap shit blows.
Same shit , man 👍🏼
The 90s just hit different in most genres.
@@benchwarmerss9165eh the 2000’s brought a ton of great stuff. Deltron, Kanye, kid cudi, lil Wayne, common, Lupe fiasco, Tyler the creator, N.E.R.D which is Pharrell’s group. There was a lot of good stuff. Plus the production amped up.
90s hip hop was top tier storytelling, the lyrics were everything. Some rappers today just be saying anything and letting the beat carry the song.
gUccI GAnG
GuCci gANg
GuCCi GanG
gUCci gAnG
You obviously don’t pay very much attention to modern music , have you heard Kendrick Lamar ?
@@Moe.mp3 You obviously don't pay very much attention when it comes to reading , did you read the part where it said *"some rappers"* ?
"Some rappers" have always let the beat carry everything. This the music industry kid...
Yeah act like some rappers back then wasn't doing that tho@@Im_Here2 hell atleast now we got flow when there is no lyrics... Back then not having flow just seems more excusable but it's not as catchy as a really good song you find from today
The 80s was the reason we looked for story telling in the first place. (Slick Rick)
...I concur vehemently brethren! Off top of my head...Ghostface & Rae were two who embraced that element in the '90s
Respect to the ones who came before.
and Rakim!!
@@rudeboysw9 Rakim is a lyricist not a storyteller. "Mahagony"from the Let the Rhythm Hit Em albulm was probably the only time he told a story
💯💯💯💯💯💯
The writing is so strong in this. All stories are connected. The beats are connected and echo the previous era. Man this whole video is a muthafuckin masterpiece and i ain't even start on the flow and how well you captured each era. You sir is a beast and monster lyricist. Huge respect
It’s dope that every decade has a different version of the same beat.
This is one of my favorite things about when he does these videos across the decades. It’s so dope.
holy cow you're right
Peeped that!
There has to be one great beat out there without another sample
And the sounds mirror each era to perfection!!!!
90s hip hop....man.....almost teared up.
Hadn't even clicked onto that. Thanks man👊... or woman and everything inbetween. Gotta be careful with gender these days. Covering all bases.
Man that 90's went fucking hard!!!
2000s storytelling had me dancing to the most depressing ahh story bro!
But they made it sound like it wasn't😭. That's why we loved it
Me too
@@dryames4319 I'll never forgive your generation for creating the absolute worst era of hip-hop.
“Ahh” 🤡
Dont be saying that man... you gotta talk about the 2010s@1goldenratiopolitics
That 90s Boom Bap never gets played out.
It can’t its foundation! No matter what it can’t go nowhere.
That's not boom bap tf
Glad it's comin back with Griselda and others today.
@@RawDawgginnitmusic is boom bap
@@alexlewiss8221 boom pap in your cheeks raw dawg!
*90's and 2000's throw-back rap/music that's all over local and national stations has already establish the legendary status of that era.*
Feel like this is becoming a lost art in rap now. A good storytelling track is always 🔥
Joyner got some fire tracks
Aggressive Steven by Aesop is pretty dope
Check out Mind Of A Saint by Skyzoo too. Best album last year imo
Isn't definitely not you probably just don't like the stories they are telling
Storytelling is by no means lost. Especially with the so-called "Big Three".
All the songs being connected is mad creative.
But completely in accurate of actual genres themselves
His transitions are pretty inaccurate! here's mine..
*80's Boogie fun disco block/breaking music
(Transioning into concious rapstory telling.)
*90's Concious rap story telling transitions into Gangster rap.
*00's Hip pop!
(Just straight R&B Rap/pop!)
*10's R&B rap pop transitions into Club bangers (still pop)
20's Emo/Grunge Mumble rap (now starting to transition back to Gangsta hardcore drill rap.)
@@Future-Classic-CarsStop repeating that nonsense. No one cares about your ridiculous “transition” of genres that you put IN TEXT.😒 It was about storytelling and the genre’s was about the type of flow used so it was accurate.
@@Future-Classic-Cars You did too much
@@jwdathefax377 Hyper sensitive much.
Wow you've taken my breaking down of genres at full venom lol chill chill you nut job. 🤣
1:13 was when I was like,"THIS IS HARD!!!"
90's is the best version of hiphop. Hard and punchline delivery.
*Facts Doe*
Well, it was more authentic, the rappers were 99.9999% street dudes,not fakes who studied how to rhyme in their moms homes
Can't really take anyone seriously who disagrees. Unless they say 80s.
Agree 90s laid the foundation for the art. But it’s just funny/weird hearing those who didn’t live thru that period and actually experience hip hop evolve during that decade talk about it. “Punchline”? Lmao
@Aenigmakil yes,80s was pure storytelling, i think people just default to the 90s, cause that's when hiphop/RnB made love,and gave us the peak golden era
Not enough people talking about the "I guess mama was right when she would tell me that one of these days cigarettes is gonna kill me" line, and then the delivery on "...but I still smoke em." Clever and hard asf
90s very good reptesent and mood
This dude is insanely talented, nailed every decade and yes 90s was hard af
90's hip hop: Great music, terrible times.
Probably not a coincidence either. I feel like the 80s and 90s were a time when the idealism of the previous couple decades fell away and the myth of racial progress came crumbling down. Feelings of frustration and cynism make for good music. In that way 90s hip hop kind of mirrors the way punk music came about in the 80s as a response to Thatcher.
What? The 90's was the pinnacle of western civilization.
@@TheRealBlueSwan Literally was the peak of crime rates
terrible times can create great music
@@TheRealBlueSwan take off the rose tinted lens my brother
80s - focus on morals lyrically
90s - focus on drama lyrically
00s - focus on rhythmic sound
10s - focus on overall production
2020 focus on absolutely nothing, trash, no talent, garbage, Rapploitation is what I name it!
You nailed it ! Good observation !!
20s - all combined thanks to Kendrick 🙌🏾
@@YoungTCashgiving kendrick way too much credit just because he came out of hiding to do what a handful of rappers have been doing for some time.. seriously it's thanks to any other rapper🤦🏾♂️
Got me wondering what the next evolution is frfr
"BRING SOME WEED I GOT A STORY TO TELL" 90's the best story tellers.
Best story teller ever
That was really good. I expected it to devolve into "current music bad" like many other videos, but this was actually a really good, non-comedic comparison of stylistic evolution. Nicely done, man.
80's and 90's was hard af
Fr
okay unc
@@Energyswordsunday2010 up music trash🚮
@@cookieman5987 true for the most part
Fr fr
90s story was 🔥🔥
What about 1980's hip-hop.
All of them are the same story
90s always hits the hardest, but they were also hard times to live through. lol
Can't beat the golden era. 90s was just too good
'Holding more keys than the valet' 💯🔥
Homage to the classic "cause Big L be f**king with more keys than a janitor "Da Graveyard", Lifestylez ov da Poor and Dangerous, 1995
Man this was impressive. I still jam music from all these eras
90s story is hard. Rakim style
I heard more prodigy from mobb deep
Absolutely
More Nas imo
Nah, immortal technique
Defs Technique and Nas vibes with em twist endings
I'm 46 and this dude did the damn thing for real. He really studied the decades and decades of hip-hop vernacular and style. Keep doing your thing.
1990s for me anyday.
Everything about the 1990s was it for me.
I'm mighty glad and privileged that I experienced that era.
Bruh bring the 90s back
Listen to Conway the Machine, Westside Gunn, and Benny the Butcher. They definitely have some of that style
Nah we’re pretty good how we are rn with the whole Griselda movement
We got JID, Cole, Earthgang and coast contra keeping the art alive
Then listen to my music
@@Makaya9sdon't forget me too
Son got every decade right ✅️
Some real decent homages to the solid sounds of the 80s and 90s in this, I love it
The 90's will always be the golden age in my opinion
sometimes your opinion is a fact too.
@@FinalFlash2110 exactly 😂
“that’s just a fact in my opinion!”
@CantTellYou haha exactly.
rappers dont seem to take the same pride in their lyricism anymore. I like the melodic shit thats popular now but they should also have something to say it and execute well. There are exceptions but in general they rap about lean, getting their dick sucked, being in the club, getting money and other hedonist stuff. It can hit hard but when it lacks substance when there’s nothing else. JID, Lupe, Kendrick, Denzel and Cole put effort into their craft though, out of the new gen guys
2000s beats are so crazy. Like actually insane sounding sometimes
you got any recommendations?
@@cyprian4869 have you really listened to the beat of single ladies by Beyoncé? Not a rap song but still a beat that is insane. If I think of anymore I will reply after work lol
@@cyprian4869not OP any song made by Timbaland could come into this.
@@cyprian4869in my white tee sounds exactly like the 2000s beat
@@cyprian486950 cent
This was very accurate! The flows and beats were all accurate to each decade. I’m amazed
The adlibs in 2010 🤣
😂 ricky rozay topped this
1:29 the 1990’s be immortal technique
I wish more people knew about him 😮💨
Tech was just quintessential 90s. So Even if you didn't know who he was back then, he was the best at it. They was all rapping like that, but when you hear this flow you'll think of the best. Tech.
I absolutely LOVE how the beats use the same motif but follow that eras production style. Genius!
Perfect ending on that 80s one lmao “But I still smoke em” was the cherry on top 😂😂😂
Frr
The 80s was inaccurate, 80s rap wasn't violent, it was happy and positive
@@corymiller536 🤓
@@corymiller536 not all of it but u rii
My favorite one
That 90s story rap was a straight banger
I love reading your comments. They motivate me so I can only imagine how you feel. 💐 to you sir! You deserve them
Crank is the king of hip hop timeliness it's always amazing eveeytime
Watching this made me realize I exited hip hop in the 2000's😢
Yeah true, not all hip hop was like that but that was the style then overall
That Soulja boy shyt wasn't the whole 00's
@IStevenSeagal you right, im a 1985 millennial myself, but dem franchise boyz "my white T's" was 2005, so you were off by a few years tho, i still blame 50, wayne, jeezy for killing hphop, just like i blame my millennials for betraying nas for drake, betraying busta rhymes for future, betrayed bone thugz for migos, millennials are responsible, so imm a start being nicer to genZ since its my millennials that killed hiphop
@IStevenSeagal r/whoooosh , dude, i hate dem franchise boys
you're so clueless, the song that crank lucas is sampling for 2000s is dem franchise boys song from 2005
i hate dem franchise "my white T's" i hate that song, i am identifying the style crank lucas picked for 2000s
man, you're stupid
@IStevenSeagal yeah, 50 cent is lyrically garbage, lloyd banks was the real poet, lloyd banks was the EMCEE, fucking casual you are
"my trap house a culinary school cause all day we be cookin" is some 2chainz shiii 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We all know where the goods are. Awesome compilation
That 90s joint was crazy 😮
Being a teen during the 2000s, that sound has a special place in my heart.
This dude\s videos are Boss...don't believe I just discovered him... Says so much and makes so much sense without actually saying much ... Just restored my faith in online content...Okay...not really...but I have faith in his content!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't even begin to explain how on point this man made every vibe to every year precise
The 90s were straight up the golden age of Rap. That joint was hard af
He used to following rappers as reference imo
80s - LL Cool J
90s - Immortal Technique
00s - Dem Franchize Boyz (IDK if the told stories)
10s - Benny tha Butcher
Just who came to mind
He sounds like Ice Cube in them all and obviously in the 1990s
@pyeltd.5457 I thought he looked a lil like Cube.
I agree with all. Definitely Benny for 2010
00s sounded like T.I. to me
This is why i prefer listening to the old school hip hop. Its not just a song, its wide stories
Fr bro
Kendrick Lamar my king
Even the production is Mixed to the timeline! 🫡
Idk how tf I came across this at 7am listening to Lion King😂..but I feel like I hit the lotto! 🔥..80's baby😜
Old School story telling will always be fire
Big L was my favorite storyteller. Casualties of a Dice Game is absolute 🔥
That, "momma I love you" at the end was wild 😂
So what I got from this as that rap started to decline at the beginning of the 2000s
This isn’t the first time Crank has put that on blast
we need the 1990 one full song, its so good
80s story telling is my favorite kind of rap 😂💜
Me too 😂
Not all the time, but def in this vid
80s beat was 🔥🔥
what the name of that instrumental
90s was the golden age of hip hop. Thanks for showing it in such a accurate way
yooo I hollered when you said " in my 12X White tee" lmao them white tees were gettin bigger as the years went when i was in middle school 🤣🤣
Tall Tee wit da sticker 😭😭
@@anjourdezjuan8666 🤣
I grew up on Rap and Reaggae. The 80s and 90s for Hip-Hop are unmatched.
90s story was 🔥 🔥 🔥. Reminds me of Dove boy Fresh by Juelz Santana
The 90s rap seemed like a mix between Eightball and Immortal Technique
I 💯💯% agree i felt that Immortal Technique too bro!! 🙌🏽 still bumpin that shit in 24!
Duuuude....
🇵🇪inmortal technique 🇵🇪
90's was peak
2:47 "Spirit" that was hilarious
All decades on point and 🔥
But 90s was the best out of all of them.
2000s shit sounded like some southern rap shit.
Yea that’s when southern rap took over 😢
yeah cuz lil wayne
Sounds like a Lil Jon beat
what the hell is southern rap
The 90's one gave me ghost face killah vibes..!!! 🧡💪🏿💯
0:24 🤣🤣🤣 Ahh those late nights in bodegas and you hear that sound hoping nothing is about to pop off. 🤣
*Aye Ima Need That 90's Track To Drop Like NOW !* 🔥 👏
Factssss
Fo’Sho! Take my money!!
im a whole my gun is a jerk too funny bro nice bars
80s I was bumpin my head to that shi!
Love how you embrace what makes the different eras great and do each style justice.
How he kept the same melody and story throughout is spectacular 🏆
The ad-lib “SPIRIT” had my rolling 🤣
Nothing will ever beat 90s hip hop. But 2000s underground was personally my favourite era
Agreed. 90s *mainstream* hip hop was the best era of *mainstream* hip hop but in the 00s there were TONS of artists who were influenced by those 90s cats that were impeccable MCs, unfortunately they were all relegated to the underground as the mainstream was taken over by outside interests who saw the profitability of hip hop and pushed artists who were the most marketable as opposed to the most lyrical.
For example, I grew up in Boston, Id put the underground hip hop scene here from about 2006 to 2011 up against anyone. TONS of great hip hop music, MCs and producers were doing their thing here at that time. They just got no love from major labels or turned them down because they were better off independent or signing to a minor label. I suspect that there were dope underground scenes all over the country, and even the world, at that time that didn't get anywhere near the recognition they deserved.
@@tonyp1376 exactly bro. And a lot of underground emcees of the 00s rapped about that
80’s - Comedy
90’s - Action Crime
2000’s - Comedy Music
2010’s - Action Comedy
💯
2020s - ?
@@playaloc 2020s gay.
His transitions are pretty inaccurate! here's mine..
*80's Boogie fun disco block/breaking music
(Transioning into concious rapstory telling.)
*90's Concious rap story telling transitions into Gangster rap.
*00's Hip pop!
(Just straight R&B Rap/pop!)
*10's R&B rap pop transitions into Club bangers (still pop)
20's Emo/Grunge Mumble rap (now starting to transition back to Gangsta hardcore drill rap.)
@@playalocmumble rap
I love that not only is each story connected, but so are the beats. Slick shit 🔥🔥
It's amazing how American Rap scene is so in sync with Eastern European history.
80s - chill and friendly even in horrific situations
90s - all about being ruthless towards each other
00s - about finally having some money but losing some authenticity with that
10s - about having it good but still kind of coasting on that 90s bad boy pretence when the world has completely changed (and the authenticity is nowhere to be found)
His styles and rhythm of the different era's are on point 😂
80s and 2000s was awesome! Release it as a song.
2:55 “SOCKET” bro😂
90s 🥇. That story was 🔥. They all need their own full track
True ❤❤❤
This is like watching metal progress from actual heavy stuff and on into hair metal that was only about style and looks.
Switching fits is icing on the track
80's gave more of the visual
Everytime this dude comes in my feed I'm smiling and bobbing my head! That 2010's ish went hard as a bit!! "Introduced me to his plug (socket)" yoooo!! 🔥
The 90s version was straight 🔥
The boom bap beat combined with the bars. 🔥
The 90s (most of it) was truly the Golden Age of Hip Hop.
The 90’s has my whole entire heart (literally). I didn’t think I could love the 90’s anymore than I already do, but you really captured the essence of it. As well as all the other decades. I love the 80’s too. Thankfully 80’s and 90’s are next to each other, I keep rewinding and listening to them back to back lol.
I have one complaint... This isn’t long enough 😩.
You are SUPER talented. People like you should be at the top in the music industry. How does talent like you not have a record deal? Smh!
This like a love letter to each generation. Takes skill and deep knowledge to sound good in each decade
I'm partial to the 90s. But, honestly having them all lined up like that just makes you appreciate each era.
Bruh that 90s beat was 🔥🔥🔥
This was incredibly accurate. And they all slappppp 😂