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November 11, 2019
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Really digging the beat on this new track.

Super-fresh to see them working in the studio again with Otis!!

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November 11, 2019
8:19 pm

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Great beat, Otis!

Now Twiztid, do more boom-bap shit like this on your next album and spare us the lame trap shit that has infected Generation Nightmare.

November 11, 2019
9:17 pm

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Everything Twiztid has done this year has been phenomenal.

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November 12, 2019
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vinyllover said
Great beat, Otis!

Now Twiztid, do more boom-bap shit like this on your next album and spare us the lame trap shit that has infected Generation Nightmare.

I think, calling it "boom bap" is a bit of a stretch. Its a bit more technical than boom bap but I agree.

This is the type of shit I want to see them doing. I respect their diversity but honestly, that played out rock shit can miss me. Like, a whole rap album would be nice right now.

November 12, 2019
11:43 am

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I think the rock songs should of went on a separate EP. Maybe tour it as "The Darkness" or something like that with their drummer. The rap tracks for the most part are dope. Role Models is kinda weak though wish they picked a different song for a video.

This track is fire though. This is the direction Generation Nightmare should have taken.

November 12, 2019
4:02 pm

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Art_of_Mishap said
I think the rock songs should of went on a separate EP. Maybe tour it as "The Darkness" or something like that with their drummer.

Only if they play my favorite song.

November 12, 2019
4:57 pm

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YOUNG WIZZLER IS GOING COUNTRY / CHRISTIAN

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November 12, 2019
9:24 pm

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Nah, the mix of metal & trap is exactly what made generation nightmare so refreshing & phenomenal! Twiztid is taking over with this new, fresh, restart. IMO of course. ✌️

November 12, 2019
9:32 pm

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druggalo said
Nah, the mix of metal & trap is exactly what made generation nightmare so refreshing & phenomenal! Twiztid is taking over with this new, fresh, restart. IMO of course. ✌️

I wouldn't even call it Trap. All that it borrows is the 808 drums and drum patterns. They don't use the rhyme patterns, melodic rapping, autotune or subject matter or anything else from that area.

November 12, 2019
10:02 pm

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I mean it’s definitely not copy & paste of how other artists are doing trap, it is mostly the drum patterns but regardless of the new genre influences every song still sounds very much like Twiztid. Still original.

Oh, but on the subject of this thread...I think this Bible song sucks hard & that YW gets cornier every time I hear from him. I’m looking forward to this next single though!

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November 12, 2019
10:09 pm

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druggalo said
I mean it’s definitely not copy & paste of how other artists are doing trap, it is mostly the drum patterns but regardless of the new genre influences every song still sounds very much like Twiztid. Still original.

Completely agree.

Oh, but on the subject of this thread...I think this Bible song sucks hard & that YW gets cornier every time I hear from him. I’m looking forward to this next single though!

Disagree. Despite it being a cliche appeal to the white boy choppers that worship Tech N9ne it's still not too corny for me to love it. Different strokes, though.

November 12, 2019
10:14 pm

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I want to punch Otis in his rat face.

November 12, 2019
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Old Mr Dangerous said
I want to punch Otis in his rat face.

LOL We know this.

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November 13, 2019
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Will YW ever talk about ANYTHING FUCKING ELSE besides the people who don't like him?

Otis, maybe you would have less haters if you'd just talk about something else besides them for once.

He does a pretty decent Krizz Kaliko impression on the hook though.

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November 13, 2019
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Was pretty good. I forgot about Stevie for a bit. He is one of my favorites on Strange.

November 13, 2019
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Fire as usual. Shoulda had Stevie Stone on the hook. Dude has a voice that was made for hooks.

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November 13, 2019
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Slumerican502 said
Fire as usual. Shoulda had Stevie Stone on the hook. Dude has a voice that was made for hooks.

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November 19, 2019
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King Lucem Ferre said

I wouldn't even call it Trap. All that it borrows is the 808 drums and drum patterns. They don't use the rhyme patterns, melodic rapping, autotune or subject matter or anything else from that area.

Its always funny to see someone try to act like they know what they're talking about and come off being 100 percent wrong spouting bullshit making a complete ass of themselves lol you dont know music lucem so quit trying to act like you do, you're embarassing yourself

November 19, 2019
10:52 am

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juggalotus42000 said

Its always funny to see someone try to act like they know what they're talking about and come off being 100 percent wrong spouting bullshit making a complete ass of themselves lol you dont know music lucem so quit trying to act like you do, you're embarassing yourself

November 20, 2019
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Great track. I loved Jamie and Stevie's flex. It's interesting to hear Young Wicked do a Krizz Kaliko take since, as I've said, he's a master of mimicking styles.

Again Mono coming with the sneak disses. I wonder if he realises that saying he won't mention something is still mentioning it if everyone knows what you're talking about. Watch him do another interview talking about "stop comparing us to ICP" when he is arguably the biggest culprit on that tip, at least in the public sphere.

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