Harlem Shake has taken the internet by storm. Thanks to a new change in the Billboard Hot 100 chart policy, the song is now officially the #1 song in the United States.
It's not Bauuer's only good song, though. In fact, he has quite a few productions floating around that are sure-fire hits in the club. I heard some of these in the car while sitting in traffic for two hours and I'm 90% sure my car was bouncing off the ground.
Warning: Don't try bopping to these songs from your shitty laptop speakers. You'll need a good pair of headphones or a decent sound system to truly enjoy this post.
The first is a remix that features Baauer. It's called "Rollup" and it's originally by Flosstradamus. It's pure ass-shaking perfection.
The second is an actual Baauer original, "Dum Dum." The first few seconds might throw you off a bit, but ignore it. By the time the song is over, you'll be upside down twerking with your head inside the over and one foot in the dishwasher.
The final remix falls a little more electro than urban, but when the bassline drops...
Sex & drugs & bitches and hoes...
Move over, Diplo.
Move Over, Diplo* not Move Over Diplo, I won't move over him... Grammar, gentlemen.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the context and formatting. Using AP Style doesn't call for the use of commas in this situation... most magazines or newspapers would avoid the comma in a headings unless you're using it to replace "and," if you're joining something, etc. That is why it wasn't used in the title, but was in the post. Plus, I'm not really addressing Diplo. I'm just using him for people to relate.
DeleteMhmm preach Martian. Preach.
Deletediplo's his boss though...
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