I listen to this before the SAT and then i went into a trance. Skip about 3-4 hours later, the test was over. When I got my results back, it said Childish Flamingo in place of the score
I feel like what people don't like about bonfire is that the drums are off beat for large parts of the song, so they kinda take steam away from his delivery. My biggest piece of evidence is that his bars for Bonfire go really well with songs that have higher bpms like this one, but sound really scuff in lofi and slowed remixes.
The five stages of coping with death grips remixes and mashups, "haha man that's wild" followed by "WHY?" followed by "hey, this kinda works" followed by "man this slaps so hard" followed by "OH SHIT I'M FEELING IT!!!"
@@jclark6749 The econ may be a little high now, but that doesn't tell the full story about what's happened and and what is likely to happen in the US. There are several factors why it's doing okay now. One, the federal reserve is pumping money into the economy to make it look like we're doing better than we actually are. Sure this money is handed out to companies in the form of loans but typically these loans have such low interest rates that they'll realistically never be paid off. Two, this was the sharpest drop in the history of the US economy. People saw this as an opportunity to buy into the market because they think it's a good time to buy in. Historically, every time the economy goes into a recession people buy in which provides a boost to the economy. Three, because business have lowered prices due to people not having as much money and the stock market generally on very shakey ground rn, it's offsetting inflation and also giving the appearance of a stronger economy. All of these factors are very short term and they will absolutely send the US economy into another nosedive. On top of that, many Americans are now going unemployed which is also going to send rippling effects into the economy. There's also going to be a shortage of food and supplies hitting US stores within a few months further exasperating already existing problems. TLDR; what's happening in the econ right now doesn't tell the full story in the States and the US will be hit equally as hard as Russia.
