I just asked my one year old son what he wanted for his Birthday and he said “get me one of those nifty, minimalist metal-plated wallets from the good people over at The Ridge.” It was the first time he ever spoke. Thank you Anthony.
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Future actually has some performances on SNL that were good. Check out his March Madness and Low Life SNL performances. Those were legit great. Not sure what happened here though
It's crazy how many performers seem to not know to watch out for certain letters like that and not say them directlyinto the mic, I've only been in a studio once and that was the first thing I was told not to do
@@IncredibleGoliath On the contrary, audio engineers fucking suck. They have overpriced audio equipment and make songs around that rather than wahtt he consumers have, so songs and movies today sound like absolute shit. They deserve as little as possible.
There's a video of Frank Sinatra recording "Polkadots and Moonbeams" somewhere and he's saying EVERY plosive off-mic. Dude was truly a pro. It's crazy how many singers and rappers out there don't understand anything about microphones.
*This is like when Carti performed on Jimmy Fallon* and the crowd was wondering why an anorexic man was swinging from a ladder and having an epileptic seizure into the microphone 🎤 🎶
I have an uncle that just did 30 years in prison. He said while they were in there they watched SNL to stay up to date. The guy is 70 years old and listens to Camilla Cabello thanks to SNL. He's out now, but man I feel for those guys still in there that have to watch that performance....
30 years.....Holy moley. When I was young I did enough dirt to put me away for a series of lifetimes. All non violent, for the most part, and im not trying to sound cool. I was young and poor and stupid. But I often have nightmares of getting 25 to life. Props to him for doin the bid, because I don't know that I could withstand it. Takes a strong individual to wait it out.
funny thing is, his first song made me think "man, this guys a discount future", and when future showed up it was hilarious. it was like watching weird al perform with the artist hes spoofing. the weird al comparison is solid, because his songs are jokes, and so is gunna.
I watched this live and thought to myself, “How many musicians would kill for such an opportunity as this? And THIS is our performance?” Thanks for shedding some light on this Anthony - What an incredibly dull performance. At least we can laugh.
I feel like someone doing the mixing at SNL must've slept through proper mixing class at school or something because the last few performances I've felt there's issues mix-wise that make the artists sounds worse but Gunna was so bad I was completely distracted from the already bad mixing.
@@SodlidDesu The mixing for SNL's music guests is historically sucky, but honestly, the balance of sound from Camilla Caballo's music a couple days ago was actually decent, I thought. I really think it depends on the range of instrument frequencies that the artist is displaying. I feel, generally, that bassy performances, be it rap, rock, or pop, flounder.
As to why Lana's reaction got a lot more coverage. That was 2012 when SNL was more widely watched and respected by young people. Specifically the young people who would be into early Lana's music to watch it. In 2022 my parents who watch SNL still don't care about Gunna and Future at all. And if Kendrick was up there they would've hated it any way. So it was always gonna suck. And it's not like Gunna is someone who was going to change any minds to the older audience who don't love rap, let alone lowest common denominator Gunna and Future bars. Just a slew of apathetic audience expecting garbage and getting garbage so there's no story.
Producers do 90% of the heavy lifting in rap nowadays. That said, effects do the same for pop and rock artists unless they have perfect vocals without assistance.
@Random Username Some artists for sure. But people like Future and Gunna? No, they're nothing without their producers and engineers making them palatable. They're like the modern day equivalent of late 90s boy band.
I think it’s easier for the general public to tell if an artist is singing badly as opposed to mumble rapping badly. And there’s essentially no universally known stage presence standard for hip hop artists nowadays.
I think the problem with the guest segment is that they make it so it doesn’t cut through the tone of the sketches. The problem with that is that asking insightful or tense questions is off the table. It’s a lot of light conversation and ass kissing in order to set up punchlines.
I never understood how Gunna is being pushed upwards, never saw in him as some main man or a big star in trap music but rather just some sideguy to feature for bigger names like Thugger or Future.
I mean I just genuinely think Weezy and Turbo are amazing producers and not many people fit their beats like Gunna. Plus I think people just like him cause he'a a meme
Gunna just like... exists. Like if I hear a song of his in a mall or something, I'm not going to get mad but I'm also not going to rush to download it.
Had never heard that song before and I must say I absolutely died laughing when Future said "she not a lesbian for p she turned pesbian" idk why but hilarious
^a lot of these hits are artificially pushed and suggested to people via RUclips or Spotify or whatnot. Remember that Drake and Future song that got over a billion in views? Back then almost every comment under their music video was about said music video being the very next thing on autoplay ni matter what you were watching... history documentary just finished? Here's Drake! Changing diapers tutorial? Future feature! It was absurd but the point is that's how you made hits nowadays. Nothing new, back few decades and labels were paying radios to play their garbage singles and sometimes they pushed too hard and people realised what's going on.
I only know the song through it's meme status. I think the reason why there hasn't been more pushback is because 1) SNL isn't what it was and 2) the people watching SNL aren't really concerned with the bathroom breaks that are musical guests now.
The sound is always, always, ALWAYS shite on SNL. The performers may be partially to blame, but it has never been known for a space that gives good sound. And the sound engineers obviously give as much of a crap as the actors, which is usually minimal
I remember tribe called quest coming on snl after phife died and I don’t rlly know who they were and I’ve been a fan ever since it’s a shame a lot of these new artists can’t capture the same energy
Tribe is part of the old guard that has been doing this shit forever. They know how to play off each other in a live setting. I think that really determines how good an artist/group actually is: where you can't hide behind audio engineers to make you sound good.
Lol at trying to use an RE-20 to show what blown out plosives on a mic sound like. It's like the one time the fact that you don't need to use a pop filter with it is a problem.
This should have been one of the most pver the top dumb and bombastic performances of recent times. It's a fucking meme song now and it should have been completely off the wall and stupid.
Since were talking about SNL performances I think Rosalia fucking killed it and the live version of chicken teriyaki is actually supine to the album version. Actually made me like the song more.
i’m just thinking of all the concerts i’ve seen and how pissed i’d be if i paid a bunch to see someone half ass their performance. like i absolutely love seeing artists who have energy performing and live doing so. like charli xcx on her recent snl performances at least tried to make them fun and special after not getting to the first time with covid.
Maybe i'm the only one who feels this way, but I don't think I agree that the performance/delivery itself was that bad. Which is to say, they accurately captured the energy of the recorded track. Which is also to say, Pushin P is a boring, crappy hip hop track that was destined to not be any more interesting performed live. Could it realistically have gone any better?? It's a bad song lmao. Am i going insane? Is the song actually good and i'm missing something? Bc i've been feeling this way i dunno.
I’d guess Lanas has more fans that watch SNL and such more people criticized her performance. Who do you think Gunnas audience is and do you think they watch SNL? I would personally guess his main audience is like, 14-24 y/o males, and I’d also guess a comparatively small portion of them watch SNL.
I gave the performance a generous 90 seconds or so. Proceeded to be so underwhelmed that skipping it and forgetting it existed seemed the appropriate reaction. My plan was going so well until this video popped into my feed, looking to dredge up and rehash the worst experiences life has to offer. Thanks Remindthany No Funtano!
no one cares about the performance because its gunna. lana del ray was a popular well beloved artist, so a shitty performance was a shock. I doubt anyone was shocked that gunna wasnt good
It honestly wasn't as bad as you made it out to be imo. They definitely could've put more energy into the performance but I feel like it was mostly just a lack of preparation on SNL's end. Anyway I watched Lana's performance for a laugh afterwards lol
Lana's performance was straight to your face bad in a surprising way. this performance was like sending you in a abyss of nothingness where everything is lifeless except that Pvvvvffffff from the microphone every 5 secs
I'm not sure what's worse: the song or the performance on SNL. They're both horrific. How does Gunna have fans? There are literally hundreds of rappers more talented.
How does anyone have fans? They like his music, I’m a gunna fan myself. He’s obviously not the best rapper and he can say some really cringe things. With that being said gunna has made a lot of songs that are very enjoyable and Wunna was a pretty good album
Even with the tight time constraints of SNL, there is no excuse for a hip hop performance to sound like shit. I'm wondering if Future even showed up for rehearsal.
Gunna performed two songs on SNL, and while the other one wasn't amazing, it was at least "fine." His presence on stage had somewhat more life to it, there was a live band playing the song, and there appeared to be more effort put into the stage design and lighting. This performance, on the other hand, felt like it was hastily tacked on at the last minute.
A lot of modern commercially successful artists really get exposed during a live performance. Social media presence and clot don’t translate to on stage charisma.
Nowadays kids are in denial. 0 standards in music. I think people don't even care that much about a Gunna & Future SNL performance. If it was Kanye, people would care.
With Gunna, king of half-assing things (the ripples of that Freddy Gibbs "diss" he so grandiosely announced still can be felt to this day) and Future, who's built his image on understatement, it's not much of a surprise this fell flat.
Future can be a pretty good performer ngl but when he's high out of his damn mind like (I assume) he was now, he can barely move his mouth let alone his body 🤣
i don’t know much about mixing, but I just saw half•alive in concert and it was one of the most artful ideas ive experienced in concert or in general! i think that the rap genre in general is a difficult one to perform in concert, but i agree we can expect better!
Pushin P to me is easily the most overrated rap song of 2022. Song is very generic and boring. To me, Pushin P feels engineered by all the record execs to put this out there as much as possible. It’s always better when people can pick up slang from songs by themselves instead of having it be pushed upon to every platform.
Love your videos I just watched the performance seems like it's a situation where the production and the style of the performers comes across well on record but not live.
Sheeit I thought for a second that Pushing Zzzzzz was about Pusha T. No, I thought, impossible. But thankfully the melon, with his leafy appendages, saved us all. The Future is here, and haters Gunna hate.
on the topic of adele, I remember the time she performed "all I ask" on the grammys and the microphone feel in the piano, causing the sound to be off and her give a disconforted performance. she ended up performing the song on Ellen in order to "redeem herself" and it was much better.
Imma be honest, I completely skipped through the musical performances this week because I wasn’t feeling the episode as a whole anyways, so finding out I missed “the worst performance of SNL” I’m not really bothered, but thanks for bringing this to light
I just asked my one year old son what he wanted for his Birthday and he said “get me one of those nifty, minimalist metal-plated wallets from the good people over at The Ridge.”
It was the first time he ever spoke. Thank you Anthony.
😂😂
*slow clapped :D hahahahah
put him up for adoption
Make sure to mention how nicely it fits in his pocket while he’s unwrapping it
get that boy some P
Gunna and future being bad in a live intimate setting is just such a huge shock to me. I need to reassess my general outlook on life
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Future actually has some performances on SNL that were good. Check out his March Madness and Low Life SNL performances. Those were legit great. Not sure what happened here though
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@@russellwest8767 I think Lord AxxL was clearly warning you not to spread hate, or he will HATE you. Never doubt an ugly man with two girlfriends
“Why hasn’t there been a stronger reaction?”
Because it’s a *Gunna* song being preformed on *SNL.* So in other words; nobody watched it.
Exactly
To add, the song sucks
Nobody sounds good on SNL. I skip every musical performance.
@@Ripcookiethief kanyes blkkk sknhead was pretty good
No offense to anyone who enjoys SNL but I've never once seen the appeal of it.
It's crazy how many performers seem to not know to watch out for certain letters like that and not say them directlyinto the mic, I've only been in a studio once and that was the first thing I was told not to do
@@IncredibleGoliath On the contrary, audio engineers fucking suck. They have overpriced audio equipment and make songs around that rather than wahtt he consumers have, so songs and movies today sound like absolute shit. They deserve as little as possible.
@@IncredibleGoliath that's a fair point . I just wish more artists actually cared about all the different aspects of making something of good quality
There's a video of Frank Sinatra recording "Polkadots and Moonbeams" somewhere and he's saying EVERY plosive off-mic. Dude was truly a pro. It's crazy how many singers and rappers out there don't understand anything about microphones.
@@niallcameron6433 that's awesome and ya it would be great if more people cared about their art enough to get the quality of everything right
@@tommystrickland6268 No incentive to so they don't :( doubt someone who fucks with Gunna really heavily actually cares about that
*This is like when Carti performed on Jimmy Fallon* and the crowd was wondering why an anorexic man was swinging from a ladder and having an epileptic seizure into the microphone 🎤 🎶
bruh did he actually?
Jetster - I kid you not.. he got up on stage and rapped in parseltongue to a bunch of middle aged people.
@@jetster4117 yep. but at least Carti was entertaining. The Gunna SNL performance was so bland.
@@firstlast9846 that Carti performance had ENERGY though he put effort into that, I have no idea what this one was
@@boblanaranja at least carti seemed like he wanted to preform his song
This has proven that lil b's "pushin' peace" is the superior song.
Too true
Lil b is superior to Gunna and future in every way
Always will be
@@harbarycarbary BIG FACTS
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I have an uncle that just did 30 years in prison. He said while they were in there they watched SNL to stay up to date. The guy is 70 years old and listens to Camilla Cabello thanks to SNL. He's out now, but man I feel for those guys still in there that have to watch that performance....
30 years.....Holy moley. When I was young I did enough dirt to put me away for a series of lifetimes. All non violent, for the most part, and im not trying to sound cool. I was young and poor and stupid. But I often have nightmares of getting 25 to life. Props to him for doin the bid, because I don't know that I could withstand it. Takes a strong individual to wait it out.
@@nathanieledwards7150 ratio + don’t care + youngboy is the greatest musician/artist of all time
@@5679_ man’s pouring his heart out and you tryna ratio him
@@5679_ i like how this ratio failed so hard
What score did your uncle give MBDTF
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when will this joke end omg
man this is getting old
@@cgcoconutgun aka you?
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funny thing is, his first song made me think "man, this guys a discount future", and when future showed up it was hilarious. it was like watching weird al perform with the artist hes spoofing. the weird al comparison is solid, because his songs are jokes, and so is gunna.
😭😭
Nah Gunna is hard
is future good
Gunna is more of a Thug clone than a future clone
Weird Al only did that once that I know of. When he did mmm mmm mmm mmm
I watched this live and thought to myself, “How many musicians would kill for such an opportunity as this? And THIS is our performance?”
Thanks for shedding some light on this Anthony - What an incredibly dull performance. At least we can laugh.
I feel like someone doing the mixing at SNL must've slept through proper mixing class at school or something because the last few performances I've felt there's issues mix-wise that make the artists sounds worse but Gunna was so bad I was completely distracted from the already bad mixing.
@@SodlidDesu The mixing for SNL's music guests is historically sucky, but honestly, the balance of sound from Camilla Caballo's music a couple days ago was actually decent, I thought.
I really think it depends on the range of instrument frequencies that the artist is displaying. I feel, generally, that bassy performances, be it rap, rock, or pop, flounder.
As to why Lana's reaction got a lot more coverage. That was 2012 when SNL was more widely watched and respected by young people. Specifically the young people who would be into early Lana's music to watch it.
In 2022 my parents who watch SNL still don't care about Gunna and Future at all. And if Kendrick was up there they would've hated it any way. So it was always gonna suck.
And it's not like Gunna is someone who was going to change any minds to the older audience who don't love rap, let alone lowest common denominator Gunna and Future bars.
Just a slew of apathetic audience expecting garbage and getting garbage so there's no story.
That's the answer, nothing left to be said.
i refuse to believe it when people say snl has been culturally impactful at any point after lazy sunday
Exactly, I'm 30 and I dont know nor care who these people are lmao
@@azmiraclegirl441 L + bald + go do taxes + 5 kids + you beat your wife
I was laughing my ass off watching this performance, glad to see Fantano talking about it
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I can't remember I watched SNL and thought "wow, that was a good musical performance". That stage definitely has some devil magic on it alright
Kendrick absolutely killed it with I
Kanye West did an epic version of Blk Sknhead on SNL a few years ago.
Jack White
Future low life with the Weeknd was decent imo
Tom petty with Dave grohl was probably the best performance they've had
the p’s were indeed pushed in that performance
Producers do 90% of the heavy lifting in rap nowadays. That said, effects do the same for pop and rock artists unless they have perfect vocals without assistance.
boomer take
@Random Username Some artists for sure. But people like Future and Gunna? No, they're nothing without their producers and engineers making them palatable. They're like the modern day equivalent of late 90s boy band.
@@JM-bd4qh bruh cuz u dont know future listen to kno the meaning or codeine crazy or something gunna sucks tho
Pop Filter: The Song is super creative as it's a meta commentary on the microphone industry and the pop filter industrial complex, obviously.
*pPp*ushin *pPp*
I think it’s easier for the general public to tell if an artist is singing badly as opposed to mumble rapping badly. And there’s essentially no universally known stage presence standard for hip hop artists nowadays.
Now that I catch SNL online, I always just skip over the music and guest segments. I think it's the same for a lot of people.
Depends on the guests but the last I watched were Billie and Charli XCX tbh. I don’t check up every week so easily could’ve missed someone good
Jack White killed it on SNL a couple months ago though.
Watching SNL for the comedy is the biggest L of all time
I think the problem with the guest segment is that they make it so it doesn’t cut through the tone of the sketches. The problem with that is that asking insightful or tense questions is off the table. It’s a lot of light conversation and ass kissing in order to set up punchlines.
just skip over snl
What a surprise people who don’t care about getting better because they think they’re already amazing, sucking.
Get yourself a lover who commits to you the way Melon commits to ridge wallet.
And to roasting clout rappers
Legitimately i think the bar for mainstream rap music at the moment is extremely low.
holy shit, what a hot take.
@@bimblor7945 i didn't say it was. just commenting my opinion :)
I never understood how Gunna is being pushed upwards, never saw in him as some main man or a big star in trap music but rather just some sideguy to feature for bigger names like Thugger or Future.
I mean that is what he is ,he's basically Silk Da Shocker while Young Thug is Master P and once this trend goes away nobody will remember he existed.
yeah I've always been somewhat mind blown that Gunna has gotten as popular as he is lol he's so mid it hurts
I mean I just genuinely think Weezy and Turbo are amazing producers and not many people fit their beats like Gunna. Plus I think people just like him cause he'a a meme
Gunna just like... exists. Like if I hear a song of his in a mall or something, I'm not going to get mad but I'm also not going to rush to download it.
He still is the side guy but since future a thug keep going up he will be next to them going up too
Had never heard that song before and I must say I absolutely died laughing when Future said "she not a lesbian for p she turned pesbian" idk why but hilarious
Where u been, that song was so overplayed a few months ago, it was everywhere
Pushin P gotta be the most forced hit, Gunna has way catchier songs that should have been pushed
It’s so shit that’s why it blew up 😭😭
^a lot of these hits are artificially pushed and suggested to people via RUclips or Spotify or whatnot. Remember that Drake and Future song that got over a billion in views? Back then almost every comment under their music video was about said music video being the very next thing on autoplay ni matter what you were watching... history documentary just finished? Here's Drake! Changing diapers tutorial? Future feature! It was absurd but the point is that's how you made hits nowadays. Nothing new, back few decades and labels were paying radios to play their garbage singles and sometimes they pushed too hard and people realised what's going on.
@@aw2584 nigga no one readin that
No its really good it was the best song on the album easily but the rest of the album was mostly ass
Are you saying that they were wrong to be pushin “Pushin P”?
I only know the song through it's meme status. I think the reason why there hasn't been more pushback is because 1) SNL isn't what it was and 2) the people watching SNL aren't really concerned with the bathroom breaks that are musical guests now.
BS. SNL always was shitty. They even banned Frank Zappa.
Imagine looking through a time traveling tv in the 90’s and seeing this performance. How dystopian
The sound is always, always, ALWAYS shite on SNL. The performers may be partially to blame, but it has never been known for a space that gives good sound. And the sound engineers obviously give as much of a crap as the actors, which is usually minimal
I remember tribe called quest coming on snl after phife died and I don’t rlly know who they were and I’ve been a fan ever since it’s a shame a lot of these new artists can’t capture the same energy
Tribe is part of the old guard that has been doing this shit forever. They know how to play off each other in a live setting. I think that really determines how good an artist/group actually is: where you can't hide behind audio engineers to make you sound good.
a reminder that Gunna is so boring and uncreative that he named an album "Wunna".
You wunna Gunna? I don't wunna Gunna.
Gunna & Future performed like they were little kids being forced to sing in public by their moms.
😭😆
Ashlee Simpson had a better performance
surprised it took this long for someone to reference the most famous SNL performance disaster
I guess Gunna didn't Pushed enough P's on this one.
*Mission P'd We'll P em next time*
Lol at trying to use an RE-20 to show what blown out plosives on a mic sound like. It's like the one time the fact that you don't need to use a pop filter with it is a problem.
This should have been one of the most pver the top dumb and bombastic performances of recent times. It's a fucking meme song now and it should have been completely off the wall and stupid.
Someone said Jerrod Carmichael introduced them like he knew they were gonna pull this shit 💀
The drop in quality between banking on me and pushin' p will never not be funny
Since were talking about SNL performances I think Rosalia fucking killed it and the live version of chicken teriyaki is actually supine to the album version. Actually made me like the song more.
Nobody watches SNL anymore so nobody even saw this in order to criticize it.
whew, thugger really dodged a bullet there
i’m just thinking of all the concerts i’ve seen and how pissed i’d be if i paid a bunch to see someone half ass their performance. like i absolutely love seeing artists who have energy performing and live doing so. like charli xcx on her recent snl performances at least tried to make them fun and special after not getting to the first time with covid.
Pete Davidson’s rap-based comedy sketch was substantially better, in every measurable way. No joke.
skete da goat no cap
Sheesh how can you be worse than skete
skete
I feel like Pete definitely puts a lot of effort into those rap sketches and seems like he gives a shit. That gunna performance was embarrassing imo.
doesnt pete have multiple such sketches
Maybe i'm the only one who feels this way, but I don't think I agree that the performance/delivery itself was that bad. Which is to say, they accurately captured the energy of the recorded track. Which is also to say, Pushin P is a boring, crappy hip hop track that was destined to not be any more interesting performed live. Could it realistically have gone any better?? It's a bad song lmao. Am i going insane? Is the song actually good and i'm missing something? Bc i've been feeling this way i dunno.
No you're not insane despite being insanely right
You’re not insane, pushin P sucks ass.
I literally never watch SNL and turned it on on a whim and this was the first thing I saw and instantly went to bed
I’d guess Lanas has more fans that watch SNL and such more people criticized her performance. Who do you think Gunnas audience is and do you think they watch SNL? I would personally guess his main audience is like, 14-24 y/o males, and I’d also guess a comparatively small portion of them watch SNL.
Lana will never escape that SNL performance considering how many times she proved she can sound as the recored if not even better...
Mumble rappers+failing comedy show= blame rappers.
Some of the worst two musicians ever put on one of the worst live performances ever, shocker.
After the performance I wanted to start Pushin’ Pop Filters.
"Who's watching through this and not falling asleep?"
Me because I'm too busy laughing
I gave the performance a generous 90 seconds or so. Proceeded to be so underwhelmed that skipping it and forgetting it existed seemed the appropriate reaction.
My plan was going so well until this video popped into my feed, looking to dredge up and rehash the worst experiences life has to offer.
Thanks Remindthany No Funtano!
no one cares about the performance because its gunna. lana del ray was a popular well beloved artist, so a shitty performance was a shock. I doubt anyone was shocked that gunna wasnt good
Lana wasn’t a popular well beloved artist back then, that performance was quite literally most people’s introduction to her
@@ByeByeDeadNameok, popular well beloved artist is a strong word.
but i assume she had at least a good reputation?
It honestly wasn't as bad as you made it out to be imo. They definitely could've put more energy into the performance but I feel like it was mostly just a lack of preparation on SNL's end. Anyway I watched Lana's performance for a laugh afterwards lol
Have we already forgotten about the Kanye West Lil Pump performance already
No. It was god tier.
iconic
Has the exact same vibes as having to present a project that was hastily put together the night before at 3 am
the lasers were pretty cool
- a cat
my favorite part was when WUNNA told them to turn up his mic like he was about to say something XD
You really pushed a lot of pee here melon. Good job, like earned!👍🏻
Lana's performance was straight to your face bad in a surprising way.
this performance was like sending you in a abyss of nothingness where everything is lifeless except that Pvvvvffffff from the microphone every 5 secs
Still doesn't top Kanye and Lil Pump performing "I love it" in giant bottle costumes
The lighting person did their due diligence tho, that shit was *c l e a n*
Who actually thought gunna was going to have an impressive performance lmao
Really appreciate Anthony’s shoutout here. Watched the performance after and was glad I did lol
I'm not sure what's worse: the song or the performance on SNL. They're both horrific.
How does Gunna have fans? There are literally hundreds of rappers more talented.
How does anyone have fans? They like his music, I’m a gunna fan myself. He’s obviously not the best rapper and he can say some really cringe things. With that being said gunna has made a lot of songs that are very enjoyable and Wunna was a pretty good album
i mean if i’m gonna recommend gunna’s best songs, it’s definitely not gonna be pushin p.
This video was making me Push Zzzzzzzz. Thanks Melon I was having trouble falling asleep.
Thank you for making me want to look this performance up!
Also, Gunna and NAV should create a duo.
"Hey hi and hello everyone" - love how you said this exactly as if you were saying "hello" in three different langages. Twas super smooth.
Even with the tight time constraints of SNL, there is no excuse for a hip hop performance to sound like shit. I'm wondering if Future even showed up for rehearsal.
How's nobody talking about the description. Pushin Zzzzzz 💀
No one is talking about this because no one watches SNL anymore. It is a show for boomers, it's a relic.
Gunna performed two songs on SNL, and while the other one wasn't amazing, it was at least "fine." His presence on stage had somewhat more life to it, there was a live band playing the song, and there appeared to be more effort put into the stage design and lighting. This performance, on the other hand, felt like it was hastily tacked on at the last minute.
I've never seen Lana's performance till now and it really wasn't that bad but gunna and future was super cringey. There was zero energy
A lot of modern commercially successful artists really get exposed during a live performance. Social media presence and clot don’t translate to on stage charisma.
this performance is exactly what i would have expected lmao i don't know how you'd expect otherwise
I didn't really have high expectations. Its SNL, and Its Future.
Nowadays kids are in denial. 0 standards in music. I think people don't even care that much about a Gunna & Future SNL performance. If it was Kanye, people would care.
Fantano>>>SKETE
you everywhere bro
as a european rap fan, i can say with confidence: who? where? with what song? now i am goint to listen to that...
This seemed racially charged Anthony
"empty basketball court" definitely seems like subtle coding
I thought this was gonna be about MGK’s System of A Down cover, but it’s good to see that Melon is humane when it comes to an artist’s career.
He went #1 on Billboard Hot 200 twice in a row. Cope
@@Thatguy55595 bro I’m not Fantano I didn’t give him a 1 💀
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in a better world that would be solely because people listening to him ironically, but sadly reality is often disappointing
@@Thatguy55595 things can suck and be popular.
Fuck I really didn't need to know that, and have the morbid curiosity to check it out
With Gunna, king of half-assing things (the ripples of that Freddy Gibbs "diss" he so grandiosely announced still can be felt to this day) and Future, who's built his image on understatement, it's not much of a surprise this fell flat.
Future can be a pretty good performer ngl but when he's high out of his damn mind like (I assume) he was now, he can barely move his mouth let alone his body 🤣
Death Grips be like, Takyon
I know you didn’t like the performance but you didn’t have to curse Loren Michael’s entire lineage
Hi Jets, I want an 8 corner pizza, with garlic crust, ham, and pinneapple. For pickup.
the performance wasn't that bad, its just a boring song and that gets exposed in a live setting
Rap is in its grunge phase. The more you emphasize the rules of the studio, the more they're going to break them on purpose.
i don’t know much about mixing, but I just saw half•alive in concert and it was one of the most artful ideas ive experienced in concert or in general! i think that the rap genre in general is a difficult one to perform in concert, but i agree we can expect better!
Pushin P to me is easily the most overrated rap song of 2022. Song is very generic and boring. To me, Pushin P feels engineered by all the record execs to put this out there as much as possible. It’s always better when people can pick up slang from songs by themselves instead of having it be pushed upon to every platform.
If anyone has ever listened to the ten minute podcast we know not to pop our p's.
when he named Gunna (knowing their history) i swear i started laughing immediately.
The best SNL performance was, is and will always be when FEAR played there.
Love your videos I just watched the performance seems like it's a situation where the production and the style of the performers comes across well on record but not live.
Pushin Z’s bro?? Gottem
i was thinking the same thing about the sibilance ... i have to explain wireless all the time as devil's magic haha
SNL is a comedy show, yet they haven't even had Weird Al as a musical guest. They have had Tenacious D as a musical guest at least
It’s a variety show. That’s why they have musical guests. The musical guests don’t have to be comedic.
@@jaredrubino1889 but still, there were decades where Weird Al could’ve been musical guest and/or host.
@@joshhale9355 sure
@@joshhale9355 I fully agree, hugely missed opportunity
Sheeit I thought for a second that Pushing Zzzzzz was about Pusha T.
No, I thought, impossible. But thankfully the melon, with his leafy appendages, saved us all.
The Future is here, and haters Gunna hate.
The person who programmed the lasers that night had a really good performance!
on the topic of adele, I remember the time she performed "all I ask" on the grammys and the microphone feel in the piano, causing the sound to be off and her give a disconforted performance. she ended up performing the song on Ellen in order to "redeem herself" and it was much better.
Imma be honest, I completely skipped through the musical performances this week because I wasn’t feeling the episode as a whole anyways, so finding out I missed “the worst performance of SNL” I’m not really bothered, but thanks for bringing this to light
They came with the energy of a methadone clinic