Normally when they do "gangsta" songs, they go for a 2000's LA street gangsta vibe. With this, I feel like they're going more for a 1920's New York mob boss vibe, and I love it.
Imagine the scene. They all stand in a big nightclub or something like that, in the 1930's. They all are in fancy ass white or black suits, and when the song begins, they start smiling and start singing with true passion. The Homie Funny man got a cigar in the corner of his mouth, Johnny flexin' a Tommy gun, Charlie flirts with some good ass chicks, Jorel kills the trumpet, and Danny just sings and sings while smiling. A truly idillic scene, isn't it
Well One Punch Man really started getting popular with the Anime in 2015 and this came out in 2011 so I think it's just a coincidence.... yes I'm fun at parties.
They all should be dressed in suits with bowties from that early '20s time period, and they could be at a casino, and there's a fight between the band and some other random thugs, dressed in the gangster get up of that time period. And they're just singing as they're kicking ass. Sounds like a pretty good video to me
cheerleader danny: U N TO THE D E A D!! coach Charlie: you got your fist raised but your legs are shaky! cheerleader danny: U N TO THE D E A D!!! coach Charlie: you know that im the shit that's why youre trying to take me we can go around a corner I aint catching a case this will all be over quick ima do what it takes so you better know your role and never speak out of place of im a roll your ass up and smack the lips off your face! cheerleader danny: coach, are we still doing practice because im kinda scared now
Love it because literally every single member of the band rapped on this Well maybe not every single one of them, Da Kurlzz didn't but whatever, it's still amazing
This has such an awesome beat and rhythm to it. Normally I shy away from Undead's songs 'cause they run a little too ultra-gangsta in their adult language, but this one is comparatively tame and ALL kinds of fantastic. Tough without being vulgar , for the most part. Thanks so much for posting!
@@s0urcl0ut also, openly admitting that you were working with a hacker and a credit card thief could probably land you a few years in prison, depending on how much your ex stole. Since you technically were an accomplice, aka not preventing a crime when you can call the cops at any damn second.
At the end when Danny says no thanks still serving you baby I swear I died.Now im back and Undead and I can say I've been to hell.I thought it was lights out forever.
This is the one HU song that I feel like really NEEDS a music video. Clearly everybody in the comments can envision the 1930’s mafia gang aesthetic fitting in this, make it happen!
My teacher sung this to me. If your asking how this happened, I wrote the lyrics on paper and he picked it up and read it. I told him it was a song then he repeated it in Hu voice! Mr. Mulholland!
I love how they managed to capture the awe that was the roaring twenties of prohibition and the outlaws of the great depression. I can just imagine them in old mafia style clothing or as a jazz band.
at this point in time, all I want is a music video for this, because the idea of Danny Murillo in a white bottom up, leather suspenders and slacks, and the rest of the boys al kapone style
It sounds so... Hollywood in 1960 and before, with trumpets. GOSH I JUST LOVE IT! X'D I'm kinda listening to this song like - always when i want to dance and laugh, some of lyrics are truly funny in this song, man I just.... *o* AMAZING!!!!!