Funk Flex CLOWNS industry plant live on radio

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

LMFAO...I need the rest of this broadcast

Flex humor >>>>>>

 

[Amo Husserl]

What does Funk Flex stand for?

 

[ItWasWritten]

Hate this stupid ass song


“I ain’t Neva repped a set baby “

Shut the fukk up

 

[get my pool]

The thing that got me was when Joe Budden was talking about this record and people are tryna say it's the song of the summer over Not Like Us. Joe was basically saying that can't be possible because the only place you hear this Million Dollar joint is TikTok

That’s legit the only place I’ve heard it

 

[TheNig]

That’s legit the only place I’ve heard it

I had to search for it on Apple Music to make sure it was a real song

 

[klientel]

the industry plant shyt is so weird. I truly believe most people don’t know what that term actually means.

The song is hot because it’s catchy as hell, nothing else sounds like it and it caught fire on tik tok.

 

[MarcP]

Him and that Ian kid. Straight Miracle Grow

 

[boogers]

I never heard this till this Flex video.

The track sounds like some 1980s synth music, mixed with alternative, mixed with funk.

I don't think it's bad. But it feels like it's digging hipsters out of their graves.

What's he saying Tim beats? It has 808 bits.

I don't know I can't take Flex seriously since that video of Llyod Banks rapping perfectly on his show, next to him....and Flex was on his cell phone out of the moment.

hipsters dont listen to hot97

youre thinking of nostalgia waves. 80s/90s/early aughts styles are popular again because corporations are out of ideas for their industry plants. they look at cyberpunk2077 and retrowave songs like blinding lights by the weeknd and ape those styles and force them into the market. and it works. people actually like this crap.

you can see it throughout modern music history. like when pop punk was big again in the early aughts, even tho those bands were just recycling the sounds of bands like the buzzcocks and husker du. if you listen to metal you'd see there's a lot of bands still stuck in the 1980s.

personally i would love to see old school hiphop styles come back. maybe they will one day.

 

[King Kai]

They decided to ruin funk too now?

 

[the elastic]

the industry plant shyt is so weird. I truly believe most people don’t know what that term actually means.

The song is hot because it’s catchy as hell, nothing else sounds like it and it caught fire on tik tok.

Plenty of catchy music is posted erry day. It's about the money placed behind it and the sudden media push and coverage. People are smart enough to know what's organic and what's forced usually.

 

[ClemenzaSupreme]

The song isn’t bad, but yeah he’s a plant. He came out of nowhere.

and he bit brent faiyaz whole style

 

[Straw Hat Luffy]

That song is fire

Coli really don’t speak for majority of the world huh

 

[Supa]

and he bit brent faiyaz whole style

I think he's signed to him. He's definitely managed by someone on Brent's team.

 

[JohnStarksMiddleFinger]

Old washed nikka mad he can’t get a bag off these new rappers

Joe Budden feel the same way

 

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Mr Payola aka "I'm not playing any west coast albums" bka Desiigner getting my cosign despite being teriyaki ass cheeks with the freestyles, talking about industry plants, when his bop it head ass was the sole reason of why hip hop is fukked from the up jump.

Spare me the old man babble, the song is a bop and slow and reverb that bih for the trifecta