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Hi, I'm Brad and I'm John.
Well, not too long ago now.
Days.
Um, beat Pella house, we his huckle, et cetera.
Um, the other names will come to me shortly.
Um, just released a new creation.
I was going to call it song.
And it's kind of like, no, honestly, these beatbox songs are more of a creation than
a, you know, what you would traditionally think of as a song.
So this one is called freaky Monday.
Nice title.
Yeah, it's a nice title.
So, all right.
So this is the official music video of the books, their beatbox creation.
I'm going with creation.
All right.
Well, let's check it out for you.
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Okay.
More coffee, more coffee, more coffee.
Bring the beat.
Get up.
Get up out of the bed.
Monday.
Well, yes.
Says it's so much more of a kind of creation because the way they.
Now go about.
and make the instrumental part of it.
Yeah.
Instead of playing an instrument, it's like, no, you are the instrument.
Which is why I say it's more of a creation than just a song.
Thank you very much.
I was tossing up in my head.
I think I'm erring towards hip-hop as opposed to rap, I think.
As in overall kind of feel of the vocal part.
Yeah, I would say so.
People, please feel free to argue in the comments.
We're just reacting to what we see and like.
Not like we're experts.
Monday, break it, Monday.
Feels like Thursday, but it's still Monday.
Stuck in Monday, break it, Monday.
Why is it Monday today?
It's a Monday, break it, Monday.
It's rare, it's Thursday, but it's still Monday.
Monday, when are they coming?
What do I have to do until Monday?
What are you?
Get up.
Get, get, get, get.
Get, get up.
Get, get, get, get.
Get up.
Get, get, get, get.
I was thinking, it was just like, you know, a set made up to look like a subway, underground,
whatever it happens to be called, over there, a car. But then they got out of it.
I don't know, it could still be a set. That's true.
The stairs don't appear to go anywhere. It could. No, it goes off and they go
sideways. At least that's the impression that you're supposed to have, anyway.
See, we react to everything, not just the music.
Yeah, it could well still be a movie set that's borrowed.
That would probably be a lot more likely than, kind of like,
well, do you want to close this down for a couple of hours?
But then you never know, I mean, they closed down that night or something.
Yeah, that is very true.
So you don't have to make extra money or anything.
It doesn't mean that it's not actually still a set, obviously.
But yeah, it does, I guess, have more the feel of an actual station. Although,
to be completely honest, I don't think I've ever actually been to one that's been anywhere
near half that clean. Oh, that sounds insane.
Just saying.
I haven't been to very many, but...
I've been to, well, I've been to an awful lot of them in London.
Well, I guess I've only been to them in New York.
DC, New York.
Oh, I guess DC too, yeah.
Yeah, DC and New York.
DC's weren't actually, when I went, they weren't that bad. New York's were horrible.
San Francisco, we went on multiple ones in San Francisco,
and I think the ones in the actual city itself were pretty bad, but then taking it down to the
suburbs.
The newer areas.
See, a lot of them, you stop and you think, it's kind of like, okay,
New York, London, they were older systems, so there's a lot of pollution, effectively,
that is engraved on the walls, because a lot of them weren't electrically powered to start with.
So anyway, that's...
I was referring to the trash and graffiti and stuff like that.
That's kind of what I was referring to as well.
Like I was saying earlier, we are very sidetracked. We're going to react to,
not just the music, but to the video, to what people may be wearing,
why it's a reaction video, we're reacting to it. So I know there's been a few comments.
Anyway.
I like that. I like their productions, because they do something interesting with the production.
Candy Feast seemed to be faster paced, but I don't think I like this one better.
Yeah. It also had...
This one, I liked the beginning. It had that kind of...
It had a bit more of a creepy Halloween-ish feel to it at the beginning, how it started.
I could also be thinking of one of the old Halloween areas on the Super Mario Bros. game
as well. It had that kind of feel to the vibe to the music.
Yeah, that's me kind of like probably twisting a little bit.
Remembering back like 30 years ago, when I was playing a video game.
Yeah, when you were two.
No.
30 years ago, now you would have been two.
No, unfortunately.
Maybe five.
15. Anyway.
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