At the risk of showing my age (not that I've hidden such here) I have no idea what a "bop" is and the ol' google isn't helping. Enlighten me? I like metal, I like covers, I especially like...
At the risk of showing my age (not that I've hidden such here) I have no idea what a "bop" is and the ol' google isn't helping. Enlighten me?
I like metal, I like covers, I especially like cross-genre covers, and so metal covers tend to top the list of favorites (which Leo Moracchioli reliably delivers). I've heard of WAP, but never been able to tolerate the original long enough to listen to it in its entirety. I came across this one looking for some metal to blast because I'm just in a mental state today that requires attempts to make my ears bleed via heavy riffs and figured I'd share.
A bop is a good/catchy song. It's maybe more relaxed than a banger and more intense than a groove. UrbanDictionary is a pretty good first stop for slang terms, by the way.
A bop is a good/catchy song. It's maybe more relaxed than a banger and more intense than a groove.
UrbanDictionary is a pretty good first stop for slang terms, by the way.
Which I expected in the quick search to be in the results, and it was, just the little preview text gave definition #4 so I didn't bother clicking. Interestingly when I google it now the preview...
UrbanDictionary is a pretty good first stop for slang terms, by the way.
Which I expected in the quick search to be in the results, and it was, just the little preview text gave definition #4 so I didn't bother clicking. Interestingly when I google it now the preview text is giving me definition #5.
I gave up 52 seconds into Body, interestingly though the next video in the playlist I was listening to is also by this "Megan Thee Stallion" a cover of Savage. It's pretty good, I'm digging the...
I gave up 52 seconds into Body, interestingly though the next video in the playlist I was listening to is also by this "Megan Thee Stallion" a cover of Savage. It's pretty good, I'm digging the beat for sure.
Glad I'm not in an apartment (as I'm sure my neighbors would be as well) as there's no guilt to be had with the wall shaking currently going on.
I don't think much of the original, musically speaking. However, I adore it for its metatextual consequences: It made conservative commentators absolutely lose their goddamn minds It has spawned...
I don't think much of the original, musically speaking. However, I adore it for its metatextual consequences:
It made conservative commentators absolutely lose their goddamn minds
It has spawned some of the most hilarious remixes and covers I've ever heard. The lounge version is quite possibly one of the funniest pieces of music on Youtube.
Also, if you're looking for a quick chuckle, listen to the radio edit. Seriously.
The metatextual consequences (great way to phrase it) is how I've heard of it and I am always in favor of things that ruffle feathers/challenge the norm/bunch the proverbial panties. That lounge...
The metatextual consequences (great way to phrase it) is how I've heard of it and I am always in favor of things that ruffle feathers/challenge the norm/bunch the proverbial panties. That lounge version is hilarious.
At the risk of showing my age (not that I've hidden such here) I have no idea what a "bop" is and the ol' google isn't helping. Enlighten me?
I like metal, I like covers, I especially like cross-genre covers, and so metal covers tend to top the list of favorites (which Leo Moracchioli reliably delivers). I've heard of WAP, but never been able to tolerate the original long enough to listen to it in its entirety. I came across this one looking for some metal to blast because I'm just in a mental state today that requires attempts to make my ears bleed via heavy riffs and figured I'd share.
A bop is a good/catchy song. It's maybe more relaxed than a banger and more intense than a groove.
UrbanDictionary is a pretty good first stop for slang terms, by the way.
Which I expected in the quick search to be in the results, and it was, just the little preview text gave definition #4 so I didn't bother clicking. Interestingly when I google it now the preview text is giving me definition #5.
I gave up 52 seconds into Body, interestingly though the next video in the playlist I was listening to is also by this "Megan Thee Stallion" a cover of Savage. It's pretty good, I'm digging the beat for sure.
Glad I'm not in an apartment (as I'm sure my neighbors would be as well) as there's no guilt to be had with the wall shaking currently going on.
I don't think much of the original, musically speaking. However, I adore it for its metatextual consequences:
Also, if you're looking for a quick chuckle, listen to the radio edit. Seriously.
The metatextual consequences (great way to phrase it) is how I've heard of it and I am always in favor of things that ruffle feathers/challenge the norm/bunch the proverbial panties. That lounge version is hilarious.