And now the bonfire with Big Jay Okerson and Robert Kelly.

That's a good song man. That's that's fucking as a young kids would say

thump it. That's a Everlast Side project called War Porn Industries.

Boom-do-doom-doom.

So good.

I miss, this is like just a style of rap that I like like very vocal the

beats are like dark and the vocals come out everything is now I try that little

lose avert he's doing dance splits the middle of his raps I don't understand what's happening

Everything went gay it's well it is it's all like mushed into this thing so it's like this R&B, bisexual, wacky, you know what I mean?

It's like glitter on their faces and it was just like,

there's not another method man.

It doesn't exist, like they they're done I wonder if music like I was

always waiting for like hair bands like Motley crew and all that to come back and I

don't I it's not it's not coming back.

Well, because that was a, that was a genre within a genre.

Right, I mean, it was, it was metal, rock, whatever.

It's in the genre.

Hip-hop was just, in the 90s, it all evolved to like that thing it came out of that 80s

bibid-a-ba-dibba-a-dibid- you know run-dMC kind of thing even and became like

much more like elaborate lyricist you know I mean like the way they were able to weave in and out of the

NWA kind of changed rap right sure but they were still they were still in the

crossover of like what that was you know I mean but yeah MC Wren was a guy that is so funny is this is what they

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