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Fuck, just looked it up and the guy in LMFAO with the specs is Berry Gordy's son!

I don't know what there is to say about that particular song tbf. Dance music with absolutely zero threat and all the interestingness stripped out? It's like the opposite of your personal aesthetic. Dance as total pop has always existed but that seems like a particularly virulent example.

I agree with you that it's a crime against music.

K koke looks the spit of an ageing Irish bloke on my estate. Maybe I should start following him to check it's not actually him. Secret drill detective work.

I don't think it quite counts. I wanted to hear from someone deafened by terrible techno played by a guy with a mouse's head.

There seems to be something about the big party aspect of it that's really gross. It's like concentrated frat boys or something. Has anyone ever been to one of these mega-raves? Be interested in hearing a first hand account.

The video is insane. Proper use "every tool on the palette" Pen & Pixel energy. I guess that can happen when its totally uncommercial.

Main Source were a classic group, but kinda stuck to the template. De La were really.... weird. I remember hearing Plug Tunin' on Jay Strongman's show on Kiss (Sunday morning, before Westwood) and it just blowing my mind. Like, what was that? It was one of the first things that sounded humorous...

Buhloonie Mindstate and Stakes is High are two that stuck with me. I haven't listened to 3 Ft for what seems like millenia. Always a big fan of this late period jam with Chaka Khan:

They're actually pretty cryptic rappers as well, which I think makes the music harder to track and recall. Lots of weird backwards sentence construction.

It sounded like a transmission from an alien world when they first came out.

"No, you're wrong, only the USA is a colonial power!" - scream the tankies. Yeah, that's borne out by the way ethnic Russians are being used as cannon fodder in this war.

I'd put money on that RRRRR being nicked, sure of it.

That's fucking mental. I probably went to school with his Dad.

Wasn't his producer from Ilford or something? If he was tuned into the UK like that, seems very likely to me

Other other way round? Sounds like Pop nicked the rrrrrrrr from him

yeah, I might not notice normally but you put them next to him they sound like Ant & Dec

I've heard On Deck before but had forget about it, it's funny, when did it come out? Sounds like he's trying to cash in on Pop Smoke's style, very similar.

I don't find Krept & Konan as convincing.

he reminds me of Giggs for some reason. Not that they sound alike but it's that air of threat.