Hot Chocolate ~ Every 1's A Winner 1978 Disco Purrfection Version

Hot Chocolate holds the distinction of having a Top 40 UK hit for every year from 1970 to 1984. Best known in the US for the 1975 hit "You Sexy Thing", this song peaked at #6 in 1978. Written by lead singer Errol Brown it featured a distinctive distorted guitar riff by Harvey Hinsley using a Marshall Time Modulator. I finally found a pristine 12" version which included more instrumental passages than the LP or the single version and was a perfect fit for a longer version. Someone had asked that I try this one and here it is. Hope you enjoy it!

[@SirWrecksy]

i casually play this song with my kids in the car....couple of days later i come home from work, stereo blasting this song in my boy's room, shaking the house...ha ha....my work is done

[@stuartjacobson8626]

like car wash with my kids.... like you said our work is done!

[@blueburro9226]

Sounds like somebody was brought up right. Groovy funk is a solid foundation. My first big show was Parliament Funkadelic, a proper upbringing...

[@manuelramos7853]

Good job man ..

[@karenpato1]

that catchy guitar riff.......that will do it.

[@craiglong1764]

I LOVE THAT! LOL

[@TheChameleon703]

Who's still listening in 2024?? RIP Errol Brown.

[@shannonvanderhoof4810]

🖤🎼🌎🌏🌍🎼🖤🎧

[@jackiemyers6821]

Ty didn't know his name

[@fukemallgarage]

I just discovered this song in 2024, now I'm a winner too

[@bigwillietheb]

who here wants to get in a time machine & go back to the 70's & live for awhile, possibly start in 1975 & go all the way to 2000 & then go back to 75 & start over

[@ShelleyAppell]

Not women, thank you

[@terrythompson6386]

76 when i was born skip the 90s horrible decade

[@jimshelley8831]

No thanks ,some parts were great but some awful with the racism and Thatcher and the NF Nazis.

[@nelson4971]

Can I get on that trip?

[@kahukukimo5581]

Yes please....we could leave today!!!

[@jasonjepsen7483]

One of the best songs to come out of the 70’s

[@leonelhernandez1720]

The Best !!!!!

[@mgrella63]

The 70s THE BEST ERA to be alive and young!!! What an Amazing ride it was!!! I was born 63, I was fortunate to have the 80s and early 90s too. After 93 the music industry died.

[@johnvandezilver1388]

I know what you mean. I'm also from 63

[@saldivarosvaldo1627]

My dad had an old 75 dodge van, with an 8 track, jamming to this good old hit, 6×9 speakers those were the days.

[@lilgrease7292]

Damn I’m 65 ..that’s still bad ass..

[@richardbrown9742]

45 yrs old and still kickin😊

[@ColbyDean-wl6kn]

51

[@ColbyDean-wl6kn]

2 16 73 was a beautiful day for me!!

[@alow99]

61

[@stacypappas9677]

51 and still movin' ❤

[@rubydawn1]

one of those timeless beats.

[@raycarr1389]

I was 14 years old when I first heard this song. Just before my 8th grade graduation. Still love this song 46 years later. One of the best late 70's songs that still rocks!

[@Nttmf]

The guitar riff is an all time classic.

[@rubydawn1]

I love it to I also love some of the guitar riffs in Ten Years After I d love to change the world and the drums are so cool also from the 70s

[@dorian3140]

One of Princess Diana's favorite songs and bands.

[@terrygrygiel9588]

Errol Brown and Hot Choclate were the Voice,sound,group of the 70s,it's that simple,when music was just music

[@francisconavarrete1845]

i was inmy teens i use to blast the song in my little box over and over this song never gets old here im 70 years old and im still blast this song bring the good music back

[@claygreen4723]

17K thumbs up. Not a single dislike. All you need to know!

[@MarthaMartinez-ht9zv]

The best era !!

[@ColbyDean-wl6kn]

70s we’re beautiful

[@markpierson7689]

70's we're good but the 80's tad bit better

[@youarerightboss]

Who's listening to this in 2021?

[@ec7429]

A lot of the 70's music is timeless...you still hear it today. Amazing artists and tunes.

[@brucetrappleton6984]

70s??? I thought it was early 80s glam. I can be wrong.

[@briansutton4301]

Facts ‼️💯 They are in a lot of Commercials on TV!👍

[@michelleford4315]

Any generation can love this 💖💖💖🎼🎼❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@davidmcclymont6326]

One of if not the best British bands ever hot chocolate forever even though I was born in 77 🤣🤣

[@ryankopp9302]

THE BEST GUITAR RIFF IN MUSIC! BARR NONE!

[@JerryWoods-fv4mz]

Damn Straight!!!!

[@rubydawn1]

I know it really is right up there its got a circus feel to it.

[@shawnhampshirehick101]

Every video Disco cat makes. Is a Winner Baby👍✌🤘👋

[@jwahartalchabhadell6721]

Listening at five am on the other side of the world.

[@selby16]

genius this song is brilliant and timeless errrol brown was brilliant stylish and cool

[@user-yy8nx8qq9y]

This was a great song for me to play while I drove off after the divorce from my cheating wife.

[@rubydawn1]

for sure

[@MCeleste56]

I first heard this really cool song in 1978 on a jute box. I was hooked. This song makes me dance, I'm hooked.

[@starsourcer]

No wonder I was always in a good mood back then, the music was amazing! Great memories.

[@elenabarron2870]

High school time I love it 1977

[@MichaelThomas-be7gq]

Monster, monster sound.... that riff gets in deep.... unforgettable.

[@michaeljohnston6505]

This is such a great song.

[@terrycrotts2522]

This song has a bass line second to none. Freaking brilliant!!

[@victorstrona]

RIP Errol brown. What a God giving TALENT. True form and style. My Fav. Always time for some Hot Chocolate!

[@MrDayjur]

Some truly sensational guitar riffs on this track. For me Hot Chocolate were one of the best bands of the 70s-80s

[@richardbarnes3757]

Too much Hot Chocolate is never enough!

[@davorp220]

40 years we love this song....who is listen this in 2018/19

[@garypanter1881]

2021

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Since 1978 - and counting!💃

[@youarerightboss]

Who's listening to this gem in 2020?

[@claygreen4723]

Not me. Cause it's 2021!!!

[@marcchaffee7751]

I came back to tell you its still hot here in 2027 !

[@roxannaalexander7822]

2024 loved this and Do you think your sexy

[@thuygthuygd5770]

Takes me back to my youth as a sinner. R.I.P Errol Brown, thank you for your musical legacy, it will live of forever...

[@michaelgibsontv]

Hot Chocolate was one of the best groups ever. Their music is the bomb.

[@bradleyrohr2612]

AMEN!

[@bredadumas3485]

Didn't get the recognition that they deserved ijs.

[@HeathenRocker]

Hi I'm the bomb and i can verify this statement is true.

[@shirleycanida3273]

Hey u ain't never lied they are the best ,can listen to them 24/7 wow 💕

[@chrisd9367]

​@@HeathenRocker11¹111¹111¹

[@rafaelsuarez4887]

desde cienaga colombia esta musica la escuchaban mis hermanos allá en los 70 inolvidable. esta musica no tiene comparación

[@knockshinnoch1950]

Hot Chocolate never got the recognition the deserved from the "serious" music press in the UK and tend to be overlooked in music documentaries despite their massive popularity and consistent chart success. A total injustice.

[@terrygrygiel9588]

They are not over looked by the people who grew up with them,that's what counts

[@melburchell7602]

Dont worry The resurrection will be sweet

[@stevewynnearts]

Love em

[@garethjelinek6833]

Stiff and unflexible old critics!!!

[@alanrosen2662]

You sexy thing was a Hugh hit. They are recognized.

[@nervo6321]

One of the greatest intros of the 70,s

[@sauquoit13456]

Per: www.oldiesmusic.com/news.htm Errol Brown, lead singer of Hot Chocolate, the London-based quintet that gave us "You Sexy Thing" (#3-1976), "Emma" (#8-1975) and "Every 1's A Winner" (#6-1979), died of liver cancer at his home in the Bahamas Wednesday (May 6th, 2015). He was 71. Errol was born in Jamaica but moved to England when he was 6. Though the group split in 1986, Errol continued with a solo career that culminated in a farewell tour in 2009. The Queen made him a Member of the Order of the British Empire for his musical success in 2003... May he R.I.P.

[@element-mc5zp]

This needs to be played as loud as possible!!!

[@robertsteffes5487]

I am on it element 115! As a matter of fact I am going to blow the roof off from my cabin in Montana with this jam!

[@element-mc5zp]

@@robertsteffes5487 LOL 👍

[@robertsteffes5487]

@@element-mc5zp No condominiums to respect around these stretches of the woods. I even opened the door to share it with the grizzly bears!

[@element-mc5zp]

@@robertsteffes5487 Don't be surprised if you spot them dancing to this 😂

[@euenieskeen8100]

My Man.

[@thequietonesometimes6415]

From day one. That guitar riff just kicks ass. Throw in Errols unique voice. You could knock me over with a feather!

[@broncodeviltexas]

The pounding drum beat, the fuzz guitar and Errol's unique voice. Never fails to satisfy!

[@blueburro9226]

...and don't forget dat thumping bass!

[@karenfrancoisleroy3454]

BlueBurro922 the best😊

[@PicklePaint]

Don't ever forget the bass

[@terrycrotts2522]

@@blueburro9226 Damn right!!

[@bruceduvelow2283]

That says it all...

[@42lookc]

What a riff! Once you get it in your head it just sticks there on automatic playback!

[@eahmhelmoa]

Heard it with my father in the 80s but I never knew the name of the track, back then there was no internet, the tape was lost, I never forgot that guitar riff. Kept searching for it until I finally found it...very happy

[@bigirthy]

One of the all time voices that the UK has ever produced. Natural and flawless. God Bless you Errol!

[@bigwillietheb]

you say Lady gaga, I say Donna Summer you say Beyonce I say Diana Ross you say Pit Bull, I say Hot Chocolate you say Flo-Rida I say Kool n the Gang just to name a few

[@TheChameleon703]

You say Ciara, I say Janet Jackson, You say Mariah Carey, I say Minnie Ripperton, You say Jennifer Hudson, I say Whitney Houston, You say Britney Spears, I say Madonna!! LOL

[@ve2cnl]

You're F*cki'n right, love what you said.

[@StuartLynx]

You say Nicki Minaj I say ANDREA TRUE CONNECTION

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

@@StuartLynx 💋💦💦 more more more !

[@bernardkupilikjr512]

Donna Summer the Queen, there will never be another Donna Summer!

[@HeathenRocker]

Nearly 9 solid minutes of my lifespan for the extended version of this song is...absolutely worth every second! 🤘

[@catastrophic009]

Never ever will get tired of a classic !

[@lindadee2053]

This DJDiscoCat extended version must be played at the maximum volume your stereo system can cleanly produce. Anything less and you'll miss out on the awesome power of this rocker.

[@simonhuillcanahue3857]

Yá la escuchaba cuándo tenía 11 años gratos recuerdos ¡ viva la música disco !.

[@chevrolet69]

Sin duda. Los 70 y 80 lo mejor. Muerte al reggaeton y sus variantes de porqueria.

[@robertojoserosalespalacios9826]

Yo también solo que no estoy seguro que sea música disco, más bien es Soul

[@cesartabora7414]

If I stay at home for a long time and Being still stay or put, I do no care as long as I listen To Hot Chocolate!

[@jayray8097]

Love the Sylvers ! This song makes you want to get up and dance !

[@jerryonspeed]

What a killer guitar-riff! This song is completely timeless. God bless Sir Errol! Cheers, Jerry

[@progrockfan28]

I've heard the album cut of this before, but this long-form version takes the cake. That guitar lick, the string synth backing....and that vocal from the late Errol Brown. No disappointment here, this is a true party song in this form. This is why I still love 1970s tunes, even though I am a child of the 1980s.

[@stevenhosea4849]

progrockfan28 Happens. Very. Hi. Bye

[@Skipperj]

That guitar riff was a revolutionary device a guitar synth, by Roland Corp. The GR 500 and it was the 1st one of them.

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

Bless Your heart!💕 💙💛🌹💜🍎🇺🇸

[@paulcavigliano6388]

Am I the only one that got an ad in the middle of the song? Ruined the whole thing

[@progrockfan28]

@@Skipperj You learn a new thing every day. I have a keyboard from Roland just for fun stuff, and I'm still learning of their history. Thanks for the info. It's a unique guitar riff I've not heard on anything else but this song.

[@roberttuss5349]

Love this song, love this era, love the year, 1978, the year of the great blizzard in the northeast US. I was 26 and snowed in for days, getting stoned and listening to this song. One of my favs from then. RiP Errol B.!

[@Skipperj]

I remember that storm,as i was in upstate NY,and this song was played a lot!

[@bigwillietheb]

the blizzard of 78 I was only 3 years old going on 4 , but of course I live in Florida but I have read up on it , the late 70's kicked ass

[@jacquelineiona1996]

I was 15 ...I remember that Blizzard ...the landscape was crazy in Philadelphia! Was something like a Sci-Fi movie 👍🏻🙂🎶🎤💖

[@brucewayne618]

Never get enough of this song!!!!

[@karenfrancoisleroy3454]

Bruce Duvelow me neither!😊

[@atecengineeringcompany2364]

You said it. Listening to this number atleast once a day has become routine for me

[@slukky]

My neighbors even listen to this song! And I live in an old folks' housing complex. Of course, they have to listen to it. I play it all the time. Loud. Adults suck!

[@rdee742]

You are so right. My first experience of a spliff and a dance floor. Oh, those memories. Thanks for the memories.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

💋💕💕💕

[@kenc.d8200]

Can't beat that intro strumming ! Stereo sound is great . Especially the bass . All instruments awesome , singers fantastic . Errol was awesome .😁😁👍😁👍😁👍👍👍👍👍😁👍😁

[@ignaciorodriguez7443]

This a real music

[@pmuller2063]

This is some serious love-making music. That guitar riff keeps pounding, no pun intended.

[@cesartabora7414]

Great classic to resist the crisis of Covid-19!

[@stormdog6197]

SCAMDEMIC..............

[@DoorDashers791]

Still in a pandemic unbelievable

[@Chewieization]

Fake

[@wynditurner2826]

@@Chewieization What's Fake?

[@Chewieization]

@@wynditurner2826 the scamdemic that the government used to steal the election and get lyin Biden in office.

[@michael198427]

all your stuff will be my house party music list

[@jakybakey8473]

Love tunes like this ... when I can hear the ending from the beginning; it turns.

[@jeffreyhancock8831]

I have always had a fascination with this song....it is that good! I stop and completely fade out any outside distractions and just allow the song to guide me.... Bad ass music from my era!

[@jeremiahsmomforever2844]

Yep and the head and bod just moves with it

[@Teacher-lj6in]

How's this--my 13 year old enjoys Hot Chocolate. ...long live the 70s sound!!!

[@carmelknaack1099]

I cannot believe 😪I listened to this and actually liked it 😳brings back memories lol I actually had these albums 😭

[@LayDiva-in-the-Zone]

I absolutely love Hot Chocolate! I'll be playing this and going hard car dancing 😁

[@DJDiscoCat]

hmmm I think you will be happy I did the next remix....I wonder who it is?

[@shannonvanderhoof4810]

❤🎼🌎🌏🌍🎼❤🕊

[@shannonvanderhoof4810]

❤🎼🌎🌏🌍🎼❤🕊

[@jimmyd2519]

every time I play this it makes me want to drive faster than normal.

[@lucabernardi3026]

Me too......

[@slukky]

but jimmy, you're a cop! not good!

[@gilbertvallejo5667]

Memories!!!! 5 years old watching my brother John getting ready to go out jamming to this song.

[@malissawells1541]

Best blast from the past!!! Love it! From a child of the 70's

[@MrToddforever]

Every second of this masterpiece from the 1970's flawless, it's pure SOLID GOLD. Laid over the monster visuals of Soul Train..... this is the 70's Wow, I was taken back to those Saturdays watching soul train. Thanks

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

💋💦💦💦

[@susanferguson2290]

I'm a 60 year old white woman who used to watch Soul Train! Good times!

[@jeffcurt67]

This song never fails to cause me to hit that dance floor .Since 1978 . I have to admit , i still love disco music even though my moves aren't what they used to be . Lol I learned to dance watching American Bandstand and Soul Train as a boy .

[@goti1963]

Hot Chocolate ~ Every 1's A Winner 1978 Disco Purrfection Version HANDS UP FOR THIS REMIX! R.I.P. Errol Brown

[@jacquelynpriester7274]

+goti1963 yo this mike veezy jac preezy hubby.. yea!! errols. he awinner how many people get to heaven? r.i.p..

[@pbunink4089]

That's what I say!

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

💕

[@paulcavigliano6388]

I agree with the RIP, and this would have been an epic cut had this asshole not put an ad right in the middle of the song. Even radio stations wait till the songs over. This guys a fuckin amature.

[@nitalawson895]

I remember this I was with a wonderful woman, she had my baby, R.I.P tettas

[@ernestchacon4928]

I just love the 1970's, there's no comparison today, I was 14 at the time.

[@ericjohnson8336]

Absolutely astounding. I have played this on the bar jukebox many times and I always get, "WHO IS THAT!?"

[@AlbertoRodriguez-jv5ke]

Wish I could go back to those days

[@mackedwards892]

real music played by real musicians

[@KJ-qc3qd]

Best of times

[@deepwell3220]

If music is true, it always has such context. Meaningful context gives it passion and it can be heard in the sound of the final product. Such context is no2 method to differentiate true music from some of the commercial crap nowadays. No1 method is hearing it :) You can hear the groove over the success formula, you can hear the raw sexuality over catchy tunes and subliminal frequency of dudes like Max Martin, you can hear music over the money. Money will (in most cases) come if the sound has heart in it, if its got love. Our dude Martin has a heart, and he is a freaking genius. But he is in it for the business. Im not saying Hot Chocolate didnt want the money, because they surely did. But you can SEE the ghetto in them, you can SEE the pain, you can SEE the rhythm fucking destroying everybodies ASS. They wanna PLAY man! Thats what music IS!!! And I know Katy Perry wanted to SING man... but TRUE music is simply less of an act. Its an ACTION. There always WILL be act in music, but TRUE MUSIC - less of an act. The act is real. Most of the rappers arent fucking gangsters, but most of them have SEEN it, it took their friends and buddies down. Some were directly involved or suffered the consequences... but They did an ACTION about it. They wanted to sing ABOUT it. And there is a LOT of true music nowadays. Vulfpeck in the

[@deepwell3220]

This was originally a comment to another comment but I see it also very suitable here. hehehehe

[@stevenhosea4849]

Mack Edwards No. Hi. Happens. Very.

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

@@deepwell3220 Well said!💕 💙💛🌹🍎🇺🇸

[@animal355]

R.I.P Errol Brown, thank you for your musical legacy, it will live of forever...

[@jimmyd2519]

yep!

[@carrielucas5672]

Adam Jenkins right?

[@gregoryavery1808]

dude. had. a. awesome. sound

[@mikey_suzefour]

@@gregoryavery1808 This music modulation just shakes your soulful body vibes...

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

@@mikey_suzefour 😂 YEAH, my 95 year old aunt is dancing

[@chuckbaker5365]

Who doesn't know that riff. good lead in. awesome mix. old school

[@Killerlizzerd97]

This is the song I play basketball too, gets me really goin.

[@davestroup8103]

Great distorted guitar riff from guitarist Harvey Hinsley using a guitar synth and time modulator.

[@Skipperj]

A phenomenal sound isn't it?!!!

[@IkeReedy]

Far out man!

[@federicaromei9331]

Uao

[@timford3599]

That's the coolest part about this great 70's hit!

[@rogerf7229]

The mid 70s was pre- synthesized sound. I'm thinking a vintage distortion pedal AKA fuzz box. Try the one called "Big Muff" (?) I had a cheap fuzz box. As the 9v battery was slowly dying (lower voltage) the distortion changed a bit, and it got "Echo Delay" . Dry with Wet signals. truly an amazing 10 minutes. Tone was perfect for the outro of Journey- I'll be Alright Without You. This phenomenon reminds me of EVH 5150, a voltage drop giving a cool tone. So save your (almost dead) 9v batteries, if you use individual , pedal effects. It's fun to mess with

[@God.Almighty]

so cool when you discover a song from the past that you'd never heard before. it's like it was just released, shiny and new. this is a masterpiece, the guitar riff, bass, drums, trumpet, vocal and the genius background space music keyboards.

[@ceased2care]

Must be great to hear it for the first time so recently. I've heard it so many times I've forgotten how I felt the first time I heard it. One of the all time greats.

[@danceswithcarsdc]

Never may be strong. Variations, welcome Back to the 1970s...

[@donnaglidden3706]

Awesome! Just love 💘and you are right about hearing a song, forgot about or missed it, still love his music

[@shannonvanderhoof4810]

❤

[@billsmith9966]

What a great time in the west the 70s were

[@rooseveltwallace233]

I had this 45 and played it quite a bit on my little record player. I never knew there was a long version! Awesome! Hot Chocolate was one of the best groups ever. Their music is the bomb.

[@63mckenzie]

I'm a heavy metal fan but always loved the guitar riff on this song.

[@peterolsovsky]

this song... i was playing it over and over and over in 1985 in communistic Czechoslovakia...

[@fernandocastro459]

Amazing Harvey 's riffs this song remember when I was younger teener and dance it in that friend 's parties I love this song, wonder memories

[@leontindle7225]

Everyone s a winner I love disco music thanks for the tunes guys

[@eddiemuise4791]

who,s here in 2019.love this tune.

[@jeremiahsmomforever2844]

2021

[@johnnyd6783]

March 2021!

[@bdcarlos1651]

im going to be in my nineties as an old geezer still listening to these classics ,Feb 2021.

[@ETandAssociates]

I lived in the UK during their rise in the 70s. They had a firm hold on playlists in clubs and on radio from Essex to Edinburgh. This always reminds me of my time there.

[@traceyroyer993]

Cool, dude...

[@elizabethgirard5408]

I like this song , it is a pick me up when you have a bad day

[@markjamesmeli2520]

I have loved this song since I first heard it. I was in my first year of high school and this was one of the only songs I liked that wasn't straight, hard rock.

[@georgevaldivia4304]

Those were the days!

[@claudioguerra8180]

Temazo, desde los 15 años que lo escucho ,a mis 57 lo sigo y lo seguiré escuchando. Época imitada pero no igualada.

[@ignacioperal5813]

Lo mismo 17 04 64

[@joserafael1569]

lo mejor de los tiempos

[@robertojoserosalespalacios9826]

Yo de los 14 y tengo 61

[@rayl42]

I've heard the coOlness of this song for years but finally run down who it is.....Wearing it out now! :)

[@philippeachourite5642]

oh my gosh i remember that song i was 11 years old!!! thank you...............

[@user-wt3jg6nf9c]

I love metal, but this is so awesome- can listen to this all day.

[@jaybone23]

Always loved the guitar riff and sound.

[@poodlesrock6552]

You know why?! Because with Hot Chocolate and Eddie Grant, etc. it was the Brixton sound! With LKJ and others, even fucking David Bowie and Marc Bolan, all of them wanted to catch the unusual beat and lyrical pharases of the Caribbean. It was clear that Sex Pistols, etc. were coming from east of London, like the Slade, but this or that, the music was springing from the hearth and experience and with Thatcherism of 1978 onwards, we felt we could win the war and we rebelled. . We should have know all what we against to.. But instead, we fought between us. Mill Wall, Clapham Common, Chrystal Place, WestHam United, and every fucker in London, east, west south, north or in between, clapped their hands at us, the gladiators. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJvPhJx3iNiIf9U Etc. kzbin.info/www/bejne/babZiminipyUr8k

[@deepwell3220]

@@poodlesrock6552 Wow man thank you. This is like a sociological context of the song and the "invisible" forces around it. I always appreciate such info. Keep leaving such comments :)

[@deepwell3220]

If music is true, it always has such context. Meaningful context gives it passion and it can be heard in the sound of the final product. Such context is no2 method to differentiate true music from some of the commercial crap nowadays. No1 method is hearing it :) You can hear the groove over the success formula, you can hear the raw sexuality over catchy tunes and subliminal frequency of dudes like Max Martin, you can hear music over the money. Money will (in most cases) come if the sound has heart in it, if its got love. Our dude Martin has a heart, and he is a freaking genius. But he is in it for the business. Im not saying Hot Chocolate didnt want the money, because they surely did. But you can SEE the ghetto in them, you can SEE the pain, you can SEE the rhythm fucking destroying everybodies ASS. They wanna PLAY man! Thats what music IS!!! And I know Katy Perry wanted to SING man... but TRUE music is simply less of an act. Its an ACTION. There always WILL be act in music, but TRUE MUSIC - less of an act. The act is real. Most of the rappers arent fucking gangsters, but most of them have SEEN it, it took their friends and buddies down. Some were directly involved or suffered the consequences... but They did an ACTION about it. They wanted to sing ABOUT it. And there is a LOT of true music nowadays. Vulfpeck in the

[@danielmeyer6099]

Aint no guitar riff

[@HagersvilleHunk]

Finally a 8 minute version,crank it up...