IsabellaLinton wrote:
If you let him start talking it can be hours of the same stressful information. It's funny because I'm essentially mute and just add occasional sound effects as he talks. It's a funny dynamic.
So, basically you're coming up with the
ad libs?
If you're not familiar with what ad-libbing means in the context of hip-hop; basically it refers to either sound bite samples, or an additional artist, or the same artist on another vocal track making responses to the main performers lines, sometimes as actual phrases, but other times just a single word or a vocalization.
Quote:
Ayo, I'm in Salvatore makin' Salaat, Bentayga in three flavors
Shoot the kid now, we'll speak later Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom
Up in Whitney, got the MAC with me
Hid behind the Warhol, dip to Bergdorf, shot up the whole store Brrt
Cherry fifty-seven, in the 'Bach learnin' lessons Skrrt
Crack ain't dry yet, it be ready in a second Ah
Forty chains on, halo, I'm a god -
Fear of God jogger rockin', kid, I don't even jog
Hangin' out the Wagen sunroof, pick the kid off Brrt
The Mille with the chill bezel Ah
All my foreigns red, it make me feel special
Banana peel AK, I'm lookin' real extra Doot, doot, doot, doot, doot, doot, doot, doot
With the top keys, the money green Teslas Skrrt
All the stuff in italics would be what I'm describing as an ad lib.
Doot doot doot,
boom boom boom and
brrt represent different types of gun noises (basically every time a gun is mentioned),
skrrt represents tire squealing noises (twice after mentioning different luxury cars, Tesla and Maybach). It's like commentary entirely with noises here.

It might make more sense in context:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ynm4H8IyhY
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