GOOGLE Reignites Hip Hop's 44 Year Old Conflict

[@nicholaskatsikas4904]

Justin Hunt the king of political common sense. More people need this when we discuss these issues!

[@cloud3x3]

"....when you're telling people to never forget the civil war on the one hand, while also telling them to forget slavery on the other because it was so long ago..." #truth As always I appreciate your perspective. Love the melding of critical introspection and hip hop. More of this please.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you Orion!

[@raytrumble1994]

I'm from Ohio and people were protesting about taking down Confederate statue we have......then i realized why do we have Confederate statue, WE WERE IN THE UNION!!!

[@nicholaskatsikas4904]

Papi Hokage if your telling the truth that's really fucked up. I can kinda understand why the South after the Civil War built all those statues, so to create the idea of the noble south and that the confederacy was a noble cause, but for Ohio that's just really disgusting and disappointing.

[@raytrumble1994]

its 100% real here is a link from my local news stations www.fox19.com/story/36151584/robert-e-lee-monument-in-warren-county

[@origamibyameer6719]

Nicholas Katsikas aimdont agree with it, but Robert E Lee was born in Ohio, so there's some justification.

[@nicholaskatsikas4904]

no he was born in Virginia, that is literally the reason why he fought for the Confederacey

[@origamibyameer6719]

Nicholas Katsikas sorry, I was heavily confused, could've sworn he had some ties with Ohio, my mistake

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I'm glad I found your new channel I am a huge fan of the breakdown I glad you are still putting out great content and are challenging us to have conversations about hip hop and other subject of today keep up the great work.

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Thank you!

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+Michael Martin the Notion of Swag is Subjective so wat i think you're really tryin' to say is you don't think he fits your idea of Swag should be. hmmm????

[@cjishere97]

Do a video on Madlib he's a producer in need of praise

[@TheCompanyMan]

Been thinking of something interesting to do on him. His music is amazing but he's incredibly camera shy.

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[@vernellthomas6644]

Capo Anderson Lord Quas is a very important DJ/Producer who gets over looked when discussing heavy hitters like Primo Dre or Pete Rock. I'm so glad my boy gave me a single back in 2000. Dude knowledge of music here and abroad is vast indeed. Thx for this comment.

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[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

This little conflict is GREAT for the culture. It'll potentially get younger people interested in the origins and reveal things about hip hops genesis that were unknown. Maybe we could even get to see the GOATs battle

[@cjwillis6965]

Herc was the first to use two copies of the same record but he needle dropped and didn't necessarily do it on beat. Flash built a cueing system that he rigged to his mixer so that he was able to hear the record before it went out to the audience so he could loop the break and keep it going on beat. I'm currently rereading Hip Hop by Steven Hager, the first book on Hip Hop. This was clearly laid out in that book in 1983.

[@djpioneer937]

Dj Pete Jones was using 2 copies of the same record. He was djing in the bronx and Manhattan. He's at least a decade older than Herc. He was winning dj awards in in the late 1960s

[@cjwillis6965]

I'm not from NY or that era and I'm not saying your wrong but I've never read or heard that Pete DJ Jones was using two copies of the same record. That is something that has always been attributed to Herc. Flash talks about getting on to Pete DJ Jones set and being able to pre-cue the record for the first time which inspired him to rig his own cueing setup. If you remember or can point me to information saying that Pete DJ Jones was using two copies of the same record, I would appreciate it. Peace

[@cjwillis6965]

Never mind, I stand corrected. Actually found an interview that the homie Jayquan did with Pete DJ Jones before he died in which he states that he started using two copies of the same record around 1969. Thanks for correcting my error. One Love! Here is the link to the interview with Pete DJ Jones: www.thafoundation.com/pete.htm

[@djpioneer937]

Its all good. There aren't any scholastic levels books or articles that go into depth about the history of hip hop. Its like the blind leading the blind, people have just been repeating the same story that they heard someone else say. The journalist who do theses interviews, and the authors of these articles and hip hop books dont even know what questions to ask. They dont know the history of music in the last 50 years. They never question the authenticity of anything that flash, herc, bam, or krs one, etc. says. Therefore the media has spread a romanticized version of the origins of hip hop. Check my mans kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpOViXxmjsSaaa8

[@FacelessProjects]

The Get Down is a brilliant fictional take on The Bronx at the time of the rise of Kool Herc, Afrika Bambaata, and Grandmaster Flash. Hip Hop Evolution's first episode is a look at the rise of hip hop too, and that whole series is extremely worth watching.

[@TheCompanyMan]

James Valaitis agreed. All fronts.

[@TheCompanyMan]

James Valaitis agreed. All fronts.

[@raytrumble1994]

If you watched this video and dint leave a thumbs up, did you even watch it????

[@TheCompanyMan]

What up PHi! I think you sent me a DM this week. Gonna check it today. Apologies on the delay.

[@raytrumble1994]

i did on twitter, its just for a local magazine I write for and also my podcast for local underground rappers in surrounding cities. I just started this week trying to put my city on the Map, all interviews will have visuals.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Dope. Will check it out in the gym this morning

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[@georgekumria8652]

The Company Man Are you still going to have a discussion with Rude Jude on the legacy of Shady Records ? The next time you appear on the AllOut Show with Rude Jude, I would really love to see that.

[@Phresh1Kyd2]

The way you combine Hip Hop and Politics, damn. Keep it up bro.

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

HONESTLY... I see a possible surge in in DJ/producer battles coming back. Not that it's ever left but on a highly popular scale. Timbo and Swizz will be battling later this year... maybe that can spark a chain reaction. We could get battles like Ye vs Pharrell, No ID vs Premier and potentially Flash vs Herc??? FINGERS CROSSED!!

[@TheCompanyMan]

I have a piece on that. This is a connector for it. Thanks Darrel. I like what you said about getting the youth interested. I hope it does.

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[@georgekumria8652]

The Company Man Are you still going to have a discussion with Rude Jude on the legacy of Shady Records ? The next time you appear on the AllOut Show with Rude Jude, I would really love to see that and I know a lot of other people would also.

[@oodlesofhoes]

Rude Jude has a great book called butterfly coming out and is good friend's with dude from binary star, heads will always recognize real AND REAL DJ'S will always be ILL... Do you playa, like he said the end, we have no answers for you questions

[@simplymoe5289]

My dad is a huge Grandmaster Flash fan I think that he will love this video. I can't wait to show it to him. He was 8 years old the first time he listened to hip-hop and he definitely made sure that had a big impact on our life as it did on his.

[@Thomason1005]

this went from google doodle via trump to nazi protests really fast

[@Rickity2345]

I don't usually listen to hip-hop and I certainly don't care about it's history. I clicked on this video on a whim and your voice and cadence has captured me. Truly a master of speech. I look forward to future content.

[@seanjsimpson]

Love this man and his love for hip-hop plus he had the first Hip hop album I ever bought right behind him.

[@purocaballero]

Justin out here spitting FACTS. Sometimes reality isn't convenient or easy to celebrate and share, but we gotta know the good AND the bad in order to progress and move forward. Happy late bday BTW bro keep killing it!

[@gansitoFTW]

Are we ever having a conversation about Masta Ace being the dark horse of hip hop? I feel he is underrated, very.

[@TheCompanyMan]

He's the homie and I agree. One of my career highlights is being in the disposable arts documentary. He's definitely under appreciated.

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[@designboyau]

Ill never forget seeing Grandmaster Flash live when he toured Australia. That was a true moment in my life. I get where Flash is coming from, because everyone was experimenting with style and forming their own way. He just wants to confirm that his path was what he considers it as.

[@andrewsny1522]

Man I love this stuff grandmaster flash man

[@TheCompanyMan]

Me too!

[@Elusive25]

Andrew Sny good stuff by Flash

[@treemasterwow]

Always enjoy watching your videos since HiphopDX. Keep up the great work!

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you!

[@jaz1756]

How did I just find this? I have been obsessed with hip-hop breakdown since you started. so glad your still making these, I love your perspective on the game

[@jaz1756]

Also love how you intertwine current issues and politics with your discussion as well as some history. In my opinion you cannot talk about hip-hop without talking about its historical context and how our own context shapes our interpretations

[@Vranir]

Man I hope your platform explodes someday more people need to hear this stuff. If there is a voice more deserving, I am unaware.

[@TreFKennedy]

The story of catcher freeman tho lol

[@TheCompanyMan]

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[@TreFKennedy]

The Company Man truth Justin lol

[@MrGreenAKAguci00]

The Company Man not sure if you guys had the homie cartoon series by RBK in us. If you haven't already saw it I have a feeling you will have few good laughs. Also in France and Poland it was dubbed by MC's which only makes it that more cool

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[@TheCompanyMan]

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[@MrKing8050]

Its amazing that after all these years sampling or biting can still cause beefs in hiphop

[@jaystephenswood2170]

Amazing Breakdown this week. It's all a matter of perspective. Cool Hurk, Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa will all go to sleep soundly thinking that they all were the original inventors of hip hops early "golden age" and "both sides" in the violence in Charlotteville will go to sleep thinking that they were attacked by the other, when the reality is not down to the individual. I think Justin hit the point home with Terry McAuliffes statement on "Zero property damage" when the reality caught on camera was by far worse. By the way. I just wanna say how shocked I am with the last week. I'm from the UK and I really love the US and its culture and I never though I would ever see that kind of open bigotry paraded as freedom of speech in my life time. We have had many far right demonstrations in the UK through out my life and I am saddened that one of such magnitude as this has happened in US. Love the US. Love Hip Hop. Love TBD!

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[@vernellthomas6644]

Always a great perspective you give us! Another dope show.

[@dhruvpathak1436]

very interesting video. I wanna get to the root of why revisionism, more specifically historical revisionism, occurs. I feel like the connection you made between grandmaster flash/kool herc beef with fascists claiming the civil war was about states rights is refreshing, I don't know if I quite agree that it's a comparable level of revisionism, but I understand. love the vids as always

[@TheCompanyMan]

Thank you Dhruv. I know I'm threading a needle and definitely don't consider Herc nor Flash the neo Nazi of their cold war. I think Flash is right to fight for his legacy and we can't let others normalize oppression. They just reminded me of each other.

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[@mmccormick]

It doesn't matter who started it, it brought about the music we all love!

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[@nickhadjipateras2944]

I love these videos but why did you leave the breakdown. Not pissed just curious

[@TheCompanyMan]

Nick Hadjipateras i built the dx channel and video program. Got them 245k subs. Created the breakdown. Ran the publication for 3 years. Mission accomplished. Time to tackle new dragons.

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The Company Man thanks for the clarification. Keep on doing what you doing

[@jaminmambo8303]

Hey man love what u doing Are u ever going to discuss battle rap?

[@therunawayrascal]

i think there's a strong difference between rewriting history and acknowledging a person for what they've done but still not glorifying them. you don't have to use the white-out because people tarnish their legacy. you just make sure both are made known. facts are facts. one of the 3 Godfather's of HipHop has some really dark allegations against him right now (which i haven't researched yet to give an opinion on that specifically). as always, love the perspective and conversation! keep killin it and expanding!

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TCM you are the realist. You have a unbiased view that 2nd to none. I appreciate the history infused with all your videos. You and MUR have my Respect.

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[@dotcollector]

Shoutout to the Boondocks. You could use a lot of their clips in what we talk about to be honest. So many crossover references that still work years later.

[@basillyhoe]

He hit us w/ the Boondocks @ the end 🤣🤣🤣

[@basillyhoe]

Question: if there had to be an 'Uncle Ruckus' of hip-hop, who would it be?

[@nated4395]

Great video. I don't think that was a shot at Bambaataa or an intentional one. Those allegations are too tough and touchy to be around. Promoting anyone who's facing them would be a career suicide if you're a public figure. It's only right to dissociate yourself from the person if you're not family member until they are exonerated and clear if all charges. Hip hop doesn't need to be under the spotlight as "promoting child molesters". Remy put Nicki on blast for it, but Nicki's situation is kind of complex because that's family.

[@georgekumria8652]

The Company Man Are you still going to have a discussion with Rude Jude on the legacy of Shady Records ? That would be really amazing to see. And on the All Out Show too of course.

[@alonzox5420]

Videos always well done. A true hip hop heads channel

[@basilioareizaga9657]

Flash was a electronics engineer and the one who rewired the knobs on a mixer to a cross fader.

[@EagleZtoTheGrave]

That Uncle Ruckus bit at the end lol You let most majority tell the story of African Americans in this country and that's what you'll probably hear.

[@TheCompanyMan]

Such a classic episode. Doing an episode of ON EVERYTHING on the boondocks. Season 4 is supremely underrated.

[@EagleZtoTheGrave]

Sweet, definitely looking forward to that.

[@bruceleeds7988]

I don't know what flash's point is, Kool Hercs style of Dee Jayin is from the Reggae and Dancehall culture in Jamaica, he brought in key components, sound system, emceein (toasting), the soundclash etc.

[@tecvawn9979]

Small but important nitpick. Rappers delight didn't have a ghost written verse. It had a stolen/ bit verse. Bit so hard that he rapped the real writer's name in it.

[@kahnship-hoptoybox5755]

Very cool vid, but at first I thought you were going to discuss the backlash about allll the folks who say none of the above mentioned DJ's actually started hip-hop. It seems history is full of DJs who were putting together "breaks" before Grand Master, Herc, or Bambatta

[@TheCompanyMan]

Kahn's Hip-Hop Toy Box at the end of the flash video, he alludes that he learned the style from DJs from other genres. Doesn't name anyone specifically. Enough to make you think about hip hop's origins differently. Layers.

[@Mr.Taylor56]

The Bronx, Soundview section, Bronxdale housing projects, The Black Spades, Disco King Mario. Hip Hop's origin in a nutshell.

[@darejohnson2251]

Pure dopeness as always

[@solomonmabry]

Would you mind naming the albums in the background?

[@fsmanyo]

i love the videos huge fan of the culture and i love learning about the OG's that pioneered hip hop

[@WhatWeDigtoday]

Omission of info has defined history. Constantine (the emperor) was a big reason why Christianity is a prevailing history. Those who control communication/popular media control history. Flash needs to fight for his role in history.

[@johndavis9321]

Christianity was around well before the roman empire bro

[@josh-uk6ix]

John Davis if the Roman Empire didn’t crucify Jesus there would be no Christianity and if Constantine didn’t make Christianity legal it would have died(probably)

[@destined1536]

Yo Justin did you check out Saturation 2?

[@shotyme2825]

Hip Hop's standard history is phony and commercial. It's impossible to pin point who originated any particular DJ technique since experimentation with turntables was popular among New York DJs in the Disco era(the 1970s) and it wouldn't mean the creation of the Hip Hop genre anyway since people were already rapping in songs before the terms "Rap" or "Hip Hop" were used to describe the music(a somewhat common, but little known fact to most people). I'm not saying New York DJs aren't a part of Hip Hop's history, what I'm saying is they didn't originate the art form. There's no one person or select few that are responsible for Hip Hop's creation and it wasn't something created at a single party. Like Jazz, Blues, Rock & Roll or any form of music that started on the grassroots level; Hip Hop is a COLLECTIVE creation that involved many people over an extended period of time

[@2k7digga]

YYYYYYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, I am in SC. When were you here?

[@TheCompanyMan]

Last week for my birthday. Greenville. Did you see totality?

[@2k7digga]

The Company Man of course I did. Thank you Mr. Hunte for all you do. You make my week every week. I'm down to have a hip hop conversation with you, if you'd like. You seem to know your discussion. And people like you are rare. But I'm serious, reach out to me. Thank you

[@buhdahwee]

Love the segway into politics. Wonderful piece man! ANd yeah... even though the allegations against Bambata are terrible, GMF should compartmentalize and give him his just due as a fellow pioneer in HipHop.

[@xcaluhbration]

Does 4:44 Mean "For Hiphops 44th birthday.....? THE CODE IS CRACKED!

[@drnocka-rocksteady]

Ok. I'm riding with GRANDMASTER FLASH !!!! whats up HERC ?

[@roksuster4394]

Justin, please, or someone, explain exactly what the Zulu nation is and what it did in Hip Hop? Plus you mentioned Afrika Bambaataa, what did he do as the third part of this birth of Hip Hop. And yeah I did my own research and I still don't know shit... Answer my cries for help lol. Thanks, love your vids.

[@ImoRelyT]

Replying so I can see someone answer👍

[@roksuster4394]

Tyler Scott u do that 👍

[@topobadisang4129]

The debate around who started what in Hip Hop will never go cold. Which reminds me, I watched the Founding Fathers documentary some time ago that credits earlier "disco" DJs like DJ Hollywood, Maboya, Grandmaster Flowers, Pete DJ Jones, Disco KIng Mario, Disco Twins as the true fathers of Hip Hop, although Herc and his kin in the Bronx would say otherwise. Somewhere in the comment section, of that same documentary, someone mentioned Jocko Henderson, crediting Philly as the real birthplace of Rap/Hip Hop. Ultimately, these sort of conflicts will continue to exist for the foreseeable future. It's basically modern scientific community dubs Charles Darwin the father of evolution yet Alfred Russell Wallace also contributed substantially to the same theory right around the same time. Everyone wants their side of the story to be the right one.

[@a.musaahmad5229]

R.I.P. Disco King Mario!!! Black Spades and Bronxdale unsung founders of hip hop.

[@peddlersclan]

*Please put up an epilepsy warning because **3:09** will set off seizures in others*

[@jeffmlg4220]

Heyy company man, can u show your wallpaper of hip hop albums pls

[@rtswift]

Dope, a TBD that focuses on another element of hip hop. Perhaps we'll get a graffiti or bboy episode in the future.

[@pastense]

Flash is obviously legendary; he progressed early hip-hop into new tangents. But Herc is the George Washington of hip-hop. He was the first, never claimed to be the best, but he was the 'big bang' of hip-hop.

[@MikeStoan]

There were definitely way more classics in the 90s than there are now.

[@bluebell2522]

this channel is top 5

[@frankhood5630]

I will not try to express the amount of time I spent on that doodle

[@raphiphoplovers9628]

Thank you for another amazing Breakdown.

[@cdizzytv3753]

That Killed Me As A Full On Lover Of Hip Hop History, Culture, n Art 2 Hear Bout Those Pedo Allegations... Tainting Hip Hop Wit 1 Breath Of 1 Alleged Victim n 1 Legend Of Hip Hop Culture/History... Breaks My God Damn Heart, 4 Victims Of Abuse n 4 Hip Hop, Str8 Heartbroken...

[@livingabstraction2206]

Not sure why Grandmaster Flash feels the need to go to the nth degree to make sure his legacy is still in place. Any Hip Hop head worth their salt knows that Flash is one of the greatest innovators in DJ history. Heck dude is the first Hip Hop artist to ever be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Flash we good man we ain't never going to forget you.

[@TheCompanyMan]

I think the google doodle part showing the party in the bronx with homie scratching while giving props to Kool Herc made him feel like he needed to speak up before things went too far left.

[@KenyaDigIt17]

man why did you have to say barking. Now all I can think of is Tyler saying "arf arf bark bark cant see a n**** in the dark dark".

[@Bighangout112]

Yo how do i make videos private youtube keeps giving me a error when i try to delete em

[@Bighangout112]

YOURE THE GOAT BRUH FOR REAL THANK YOU !!

[@LitRollie]

Damn, get ready for 100yrs of 50 vs Ja bro

[@virgil.alonso]

Low-key RIP to Bambaataa. I saw him DJ before the allegations for the 206Zulu 10th Anniversary Jam, along with also legendary status Dj Qbert. In my head, his legacy has like an asterisk. I think if somebody does delve into Hip Hop History, they will learn the name but they should have the context that we don't really talk about him anymore. That being said, Kool Herc was the first to extend a break and GMFlash was the first to touch a record, essentially creating Turntablism. If can categorize it like that then both Pioneers get a claim to be first at something.

[@Youreoverthinkingit]

Justin, you killed this shit. The tie in to the events in Charlottesville was genius, thank you.

[@productplacementadz24-73]

This is where Justin is?

[@TheCompanyMan]

productplacementads 24/7 yep. My channel. Welcome.

[@allday20691]

The problem is that there’s a 4th component to this Hip Hop History, DISCO KING MARIO, THE TRUE ORIGINATOR. Bronxdale projects circa 1971. It’s time to correct hip-hop history and give this man is due.

[@TheAdamSmasherMultiverse]

Oh damn happy birthday champ

[@hammefallen1]

6:19 thats a paradox my homie

[@bxdale83]

The revisionism is having a trinity (Herc, Bambaataa, Flash) when there were other deejays that helped contribute to hip hop during it's inception. Flash took it to another level on the technical aspect but there were deejays that shaped the culture. Kool DJ Dee & Tyrone, DJ Smokey, Disco King Mario, Love Bug Starski, Mean Gene & Cordi-O (and later G.W. Theodore=L Brothers), Brothers Disco (DJ Breakout & DJ Baron)

[@Agos226]

I think it’s fair to say Flash’s legacy isn’t in any danger... Herc never actually put out a record whereas Flash has scores of singles and albums on wax, not to mention that Flash was the first hip hop artist inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame and is an actual main character on the Get Down where herc barely gets a name drop.

[@Rallinale]

You probably should add a seizure warning annotation before the sequence with the GM logo flashing.

[@TheCompanyMan]

You're right. Should've done that. I'll add an annotation.

[@ADAJ3KINGANGEL]

Bambatta is disgusting, but he still is part of Hip Hop History. 🤷‍♀️

[@KaisTestKitchen1]

We need scratching back in Hip Hop. I miss it so much

[@noireverite9362]

If you abuse kids you are DEAD!!And do not deserve rewards of the community.

[@sergioramos3437]

so that's why Jay named his album 444

[@elijahruby4540]

It's great how you associate hip hop with current events in a relevant way that doesn't seem like a reach. This series is super well written. Keep up the good work my Saturday mournings would be boring as hell if this was a complex gossip show

[@pepeu3362]

Underrated channel

[@Cultured_Barbarian]

Just realized this is the dude from Rude Jude

[@conduitofthegospeldarrellb9154]

"The Get Down" would've gone down as one of the best shows of all time. Shame...

[@GantzIsSloppy]

what does Charlottesville have to do with a DJ rivalry from over 4 decades ago?

[@nolanjohnson7401]

I don't have the answer to these questions either, I just know this: It's all happening.

[@Sirraoul]

Shout out from London mannn

[@Blacktolite]

Yo Justin When did you leave Hiphop DX? I thought you was on vacation. You just cleave without telling your subscribers what's up.

[@kincamell2]

Thank you.

[@ModulationWarriors]

Amazing content!!!

[@sexxmode3197]

Folks don't know about herc because as he was the founder Flash took it and became more famous and popular than all the DJs for at least 3 years then there was GW Theodore Who was in a class by himself as was Jazzy J Who is a Legend in his own Right. Charlie Chase who made near no Mistakes and stayed on Beat. Etc. As much as you may not want to admit Flash was the Top DJ and icon to many a D.J.

[@TrumpetMatt]

This man just solved like. Everything