#rap mashup

[mouna-bat]

Happy 7th anniversary to HypMic!

I celebrated by putting together this mashup. This is the longest mashup I've ever made-- 17 songs altogether! Please enjoy~ 💝

🎵 Songs used, in order:

“Let’s Get It Started” - the Black Eyed Peas

“Division Rap Battle" - Division All Stars

“Hunting Charm” - Mad Trigger Crew

“One and Two and Law” - Hitoya Amaguni

“Summit of Divisions” - Division All Stars"

“Kaigen” - Bad Ass Temple

“Death Respect” - Matenro vs Mad Trigger Crew

“You Are, Therefore, I Am” - Jakurai Jinguji

“drops” - Ramuda Amemura

“What a Osaka!” - Dotsuitare Hompo"

“Survival of the Illest” - Buster Bros / Division All Stars

“Reason to Fight” - Fling Posse vs Mad Trigger Crew

“Comedian Rhapsody” - Sasara Nurude

“Own Stage” - Rosho Tsutsujimori

“Rivals!” Doppo Kannonzaka & Dice Arisugawa

“2DIE4” - Rio Mason Busujima

“Champagne Gold” - Hifumi Izanami

*this is a repost bc I edited the audio some more, and finally put it on Youtube!

[7grandmel]

Todays rip: 26/11/2023

kirby will never have drip *spits out cereal*

Season 5 Featured on: Legends of the Western Sunset ~ The SiIvaGunner All​-​Star Summer Festival 2021 Collection

Ripped by KnightOfGames

Kirby's a rather prominent face on SiIva - above even Sonic and Mario, it seems to be the franchise that receives the most love out of anything else by the team. The love for Kirby is so foundational to the channel that its practically what the entire series' lore is built upon, as both of its first two story arcs, The Reboot and Christmas Comeback Crisis, were both directly built on the general machine-takeover theming of Kirby: Planet Robobot. Yet the love is primarily built on the series' stellar legacy of music, a library as recognizable as it is varied and plenty experimental. Kirby Canvas Curse for DS has some of the series' most interesting sounds, and its one I always look forward to hearing ripped.

kirby will never have drip *spits out cereal* was really just one out of a sea of incredible rips, yet its one that always catches me off guard in my playlists, if only for the absurdity of it all. The conceit of the rip is similar to something like Loopdeloop Griddy, of just seeing what happens when you mash up rather inherently goofy music with that very particular blend of hip hop music, in a way trying and failing to make the original track sound "cooler". As the track name infers, its part of the bigger shitposting trend of giving characters Drip, or hypebeast clothing, to present them as cooler than they are - Goku Drip, for instance.

Yet what I love about kirby will never have drip *spits out cereal* is that it kind of...doesn't fail at being baller? That particular sound that Canvas Curse has in its soundtrack, that mechanical whirring and whizzing, paired with the DS' compression - it forms a pretty sick backing beat to lift up the overlaying vocals of Faucet Failure. It all harmonizes damn well despite being a seemingly simple mashup - despite the sources appearing to be absurd picks, and the joke practically being built on their disconnect, I do think it really works out in the end!

[tio-trile]

I made this remix as soon as I got access to the voice recording files for that episode and then proceeded to play it for any crew I came across. Reception was mostly positive, however our supervising producer heard the first few bars and turned to walk away.

[glassesfreekjr]

... Why did they build a whole-ass flood bypass out in the Splatlands, anyway? Is it like California rules where it's arid as hell most of the time except for when everyone drowns, or has the flash flooding caused by Big Runs been more of a long-running issue then we initially thought?

The fan splatband Red Flare District is named in reference to the 190-chapter juggernaut "exercises in gratitude (The Barclay Street Flood)" by @redeyedsheepskull over on AO3. Contrary to what Inkopolis news media would have you believe, the Order vs. Chaos Splatfest was only partly the reason for the mass cultural exodus to the Splatlands. Maybe it had something to do with the fallout after a catastrophic spillway failure submerged a low-class Inkopolis neighborhood in millions of tons of polluted floodwater, I dunno.

RFD changed its name (from RLD) partly to capitalize on the event and partly out of genuine albeit ham-handed tribute.

And here, out in the middle of the desert, is yet another failed flood bypass. The ironic hilarity was too good for them to not write a song about. Fast-forward five years and some still consider the end product to be a tad insensitive.

(sample source list can be found on my YouTube)

[haveyouheardthisband]

[jinnie-ret]

WE'RE GETTING CHAN LAZY RAP THIS COMEBACK LETS GOOOO

[scruff-mutt]

dk doom mf rap

[high-quality-tiktoks]

💃🏻🎧

[trumpetnista]

[unhingedfenestration]

music

i decided i should start posting the little songs i’ve been working on here. I’ve been editing songs together to make proofs of concept for “breakcore rap” (or brap for short) and i think this is the best one i’ve made. This is probably a surprise considering i actually haven’t shared anything in depth about what music i like on my blog before, but if bot now then when? Enjoy!

This mashup features vocals from i by Kendrick Lamar (both the single and album versions) on the instrumental War Without Reason by Heaven Pierce Her.

[mynamesnotjim]

"oH bUt i DoN'T lIkE rAp" there I fixed it for ya

[mouna-bat]

Happy 7 years of HypMic! 🎉 I'm celebrating with the biggest mashup I've ever made. Please enjoy~

🎵 Songs used, in order:

"Let's Get It Started" - the Black Eyed Peas

“Division Rap Battle" - Division All Stars

"Hunting Charm" - Mad Trigger Crew

"One and Two and Law" - Hitoya Amaguni

"Summit of Divisions" - Division All Stars"

"Kaigen" - Bad Ass Temple

"Death Respect" - Matenro vs Mad Trigger Crew

"You Are, Therefore, I Am" - Jakurai Jinguji

"drops" - Ramuda Amemura

"What a Osaka!" - Dotsuitare Hompo"

"Survival of the Illest" - Buster Bros / Division All Stars

"Reason to Fight" - Fling Posse vs Mad Trigger Crew

"Comedian Rhapsody" - Sasara Nurude

"Own Stage" - Rosho Tsutsujimori

"Rivals!" Doppo Kannonzaka & Dice Arisugawa

"2DIE4" - Rio Mason Busujima

"Champagne Gold" - Hifumi Izanami

[7grandmel]

Todays rip: 13/05/2024

Stickerbrush Queen

Season 1 Featured on: SiIvaGunner's Highest Quality Rips: Volume L [Side A]

Ripped by toonlink

EIGHT. Years later. And we're still jammin'. I can't believe I missed the anniversary to such a historic part of the channel's legacy. I hope the world can forgive me for being a whole day late and that we can all recover from this scandal together.

Stickerbush Symphony is one of the most revered songs within VGM to a degree I don't think I can describe accurately. The original version from Donkey Kong Country 2 is still arguably David Wise's magnum opus and continues to touch hearts everywhere through its various YouTube reuploads, wheras the equally-beautiful remix in Super Smash Bros. Brawl has its hooks in an entire generation of Wii kids who are forever attached to the theme through its prominence in the Subspace Emissary campaign. It of course has a huge presence on SiIvaGunner too, one I've covered multiple times before, most notably in Sidelined Symphony. Yet the song's presence on SiIvaGunner has branched out into something entirely different, an outright franchise of bangers based on the already banging Brawl remix - all of which started with Stickerbrush Queen.

Yes, you'll have to forgive me for Toonlink-glazing once again...it's likely that not even this will be his final appearance on here, but it genuinely cannot be overemphasized just how much of Season 1's spirit was defined by his contributions. Rips like The Great Weed and Dr. Soulja are just quintessential SiIvaGunner to me, and were my go-to rips to share back in 2016, their comedic timing near unmatched, but Toonlink's versatility as a ripper extended to genuine bangers as well. Case and point - Stickerbrush Queen, the first-ever rip of Brawl's interpretation of Bramble Blast, and one that hit the nail on the head right away with an utmost brilliant idea - to use the track as the backing beat to a rap mashup. Whether or not you have attachment to Trap Queen or Fetty Wap before listening doesn't matter - the two halves of the rip lift each other up in such perfect harmony, that it starts to feel wrong to listen to them in isolation afterward.

In my eyes, a huge part of what makes the mashup work is that its playing to the traits of Trap Queen rather than lifting it into a completely different environment - its beat in the original version has a very similar bright, sparkly sound to Brawl's Bramble Blast, and the contrast between it and the vocals are likely part of how Trap Queen was envisioned. More drastic tone changes in rap mashups can certainly bang, I fucking love Sweatpants Select for that very reason, yet there's something just so elegant about how Stickerbrush Queen does it - it still FEELS different, the Bramble Blast instrumental is undeniably emotional, yet its able to balance itself out through the steady rhythm of Trap Queen's vocals. The break in the middle of the rip, at around a minute in, hits extra hard though - the instrumental additions to Trap Queen changing in turn make it such a memorable part of the whole and unify the two songs amazingly well.

Being uploaded so early into the channel's very first season, during the period of time in which EVERYONE's eyes were on this weird new music uploading channel, Stickerbrush Queen slowly garnered a sort of legendary reputation. Perhaps that was just my view of things, but it was one that got validated more and more as the channel went on. More Bramble Blast and Stickerbush Symphony rips were made over the months and years, ones like Stickerbrush State of Mind and more, that all felt like they were paying tribute to the very beginnings of it all. Eventually, those tributes would become direct - The premiere to Season 6 of the channel, Bramble Blast Collab, includes direct nods to this one rip, and its only one of several examples - most notably, a direct tribute to it on Season 7's RIP² album. This release, 7 YEARS LATER AND WE STILL JAMMIN', is of course also notable for referencing perhaps what the rip is most known for these days - the persistence of one sole commenter who returns to Stickerbrush Queen once a year on its anniversary to remind everyone that, yes, all these years later we ARE still jammin'.

Eight years, huh...that's nutty to think about - and yet even with its age, this one sole rip continues to be referenced all over the place on the channel. Stickerbush Symphony, Bramble Blast,whatever you want to call it (even StickerBRUSH Symphony if you're wrong), continues to live on, celebrated as the legendary piece of VGM it always has been - yet the contribution Toonlink made to its legacy all those years ago feels everpresent in a way that's really fun to see - almost EVERYONE following the channel has heard that one mashup at one point or another. Be it the aforementioned direct arrangement of it on RIP², or this fucking stupid tweet that blew up around the rip's fifth anniversary...its the kind of rip that just brings the community together any time we get to hear a trace of it. The definition of an enduring classic - and yes, we are STILL Jammin'.

[thegreatgoxy]

I really love this edit of "if the sky clears" from the cafe de touhou album that Sastra Moment (touhou phonky ver) made so I did a thing with RxkNephew's "I Forgot The Beat" and made this.

[dudja]

The friend that tries to bring his girlfriend to everything 😂:

[haveyouheardthisband]