You're Macaroni, Ya Bougie Fop - Preston & Steve's Daily Rush

TikTok treads aren't new. London Hipsters in 18th Century England started calling cool things "macaroni." That's where line in Yankee Doodle Dandy comes from.
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[@joeldutch.]

“You bow tie pasta Fopp!” makes me cry laughing and I’m not sure why

[@bitgoblin8497]

This clip is vvvvvery macaroni.

[@parkerc.243]

Excuse me but your paradiddles are showing…

[@tonyrivera6230]

Had to look up what RLRR LRLL meant.

[@juliejerkoff]

I thought maybe it was the new “up up down down left right left right b a start”

[@philosophy5134]

Why do you guys talk into the side of those huge microphones instead of the front of the microphone ?

[@XxGiveItToMexX]

Radio major here. With dynamic mics (which I'm sure they're using) they pick up sound equally well from the sides as the front. Talking into the side reduces chance of plosives (popping your P's when talking)