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He is the most criminally underrated artist we have ever seen.

Why would anyone want to these idiots vape and blow smoke into the camera. What great look. lol

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His videos are filmed in Brighton on the south coast of England. I've been lucky to see him perform on the streets of the city with his band The Big Push. The guy is so talented it's mind-blowing! You should check out his street performance doing a mashup of I Shot the Sheriff/Road to Zion/Hip Hop. It shows his versatility. You definitely won't be disappointed. He can rap, sing, beatbox, plays guitar and piano, produces all his music. In fact his talent is unlimited. He plays all genres, therefore he can entertain everyone whether you're into rap, reggae, ska, punk or metal. Absolute genius. I'm a 57 year old Goth who NEVER got into rap and now there's this local guy that I HAVE to listen to every bloody day 😂. Enjoy the Ren rabbit hole because there's no coming back 😊

Bad news w caskey slaps

His Intro tracks are usually 💎 “Talkin” is another fav off MWA side🕊

This is a song you probably shouldn't react to for a while - not sure who recommended to do it now - it's the conclusion to the story and the video with the conclusion hasn't released yet

ive watched a lot young Black American Hip Hop and Rap fans reacting to Led Zep and they all pick up on them straightaway i dont think most of them are aware that this music was originated by the Great Black Delta Blues Guitarists. Like. Charlie Patton. Robert Johnson etc

Keep the yela going!

Hes on a tupac movie above the rim

Hussein Fatal is the 2nd verse

Lol I'm a huge TØP fan and have to ask did someone recommend this song to you? The video says early June... Tyler (lead vocal) said early June... and we're damn near July... so there's people working on a "diagram" from a CD bundle "Digital remains" to figure out when we see thee exciting conclusion...

I guess you don't have to pay dude's to jump around with no shirts😂 Rap is gay now

GAAAAAYYYY up😂

keep the yela going!!!!

keep the yela rabbit hole going!

There are small towns all over the world. The rules are pretty much the same everywhere.

Nobody...and i mean NOBODY...will ever match up to SRV

All I got to say. He ain’t wrong

😂 love macklemore

Girl high asf😂😂😂😂😂

Man we looked so good back then. Back when song had understandable lyrics and an actual storyline.

Randy Jackson! I was there. Drove my little brown Ford Pinto to Calaveras County.

Props to the Detroit Symphony orchestra for providing the ambience on many Motown songs

Skinniest band in rock

Features Rapping with Joyner Lucas

It's true it was all over Twitter people saying that it should have been Quavo

Ll paved the way for hip hop. He was the first superstar of hip hop. My teenagers know about him, guys. I dont know how you dont. He has many, many hits.

I am subscribing so I can watch your journey into music of yesteryear. 😊

One of the best bands of the 1960s. And there where so many good bands, that's really saying something. That's a flute. The" up and down one" you referred to is a recorder.

This is when it was all talent. No vocal inhancement, no floldback, just talent. 😊

You guys thought biden won the debate?😅

FPT Blakk - Split em. Feat 5K Durk

FPT Blakk - Split em. Feat 5K Durk

FPT Blakk - Split em. Feat 5K Durk

FPT Blakk - Split em. Feat 5K Durk

that think he play on is lghayta

LL Cool J is from Queens NY...he's also an actor....he stars on the tv show called NCIS Los Angeles

LL Cool J has 13 albums, his first album came out when he was 16 or 17 back in 1985, he 8s now 56...

KZ Tandingan,

Smart man.

Please react to fingers live 🔥🔥🔥

Chinchilla be gangster man 🔥🔥🔥

the ending is so sad, the way their work was destroyed and the 'intention' behind their creation was ignored.

Great reaction!!!

Put em up on his new album is lit🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

⚡ Lumerican for life 🧬

You guys are not even nerdy enough to get it lol

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That's The Way is my favorite Led Zeppelin song. Led Zeppelin's song 'That's The Way' is a poignant exploration of change, loss, and acceptance. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy as the narrator grapples with the inevitability of growing apart from a childhood friend. The opening lines, 'I don't know how I'm gonna tell you / I can't play with you no more,' set the tone for a narrative about the painful realization that their paths are diverging. This sentiment is further emphasized by the mention of 'mama' and her advice, suggesting a generational wisdom that the narrator is reluctantly coming to understand. The song delves into themes of societal expectations and personal transformation. The line 'You're gonna let your hair hang down' hints at a rebellion against conventional norms, while 'You're in the darker side of town' suggests a move towards a more unconventional or perhaps troubled lifestyle. The narrator's struggle to comprehend these changes is palpable, as they question, 'Why don't your eyes see me?' This line captures the essence of feeling invisible or disconnected from someone who was once close. Nature imagery is used effectively to underscore the song's themes. The references to 'fish that lay in dirty water dying' and 'kissing tiny flowers' evoke a sense of beauty tainted by inevitable decay. The narrator's realization that 'all that lives is born to die' reflects a broader philosophical acceptance of life's transient nature. The repeated refrain, 'That's the way it ought to be,' serves as a resigned acknowledgment of these truths, encapsulating the bittersweet acceptance that change is an inherent part of life.