Nah, the swords are missing. Real Sikhs carry those huge talwars. He ain’t no Sikh if he has a Dj decks instead, he has converted to a mentally colonised Indian.
@@frankiemendez4601 I didn't even know that the US had a jungle scene. I'm happy the find out they do though and I hope you have fun at their live sets.
@Hyster1aMcR Indeed. I caught the jungle bug in '95. It was a growing scene in the late 90s-early 2000s, but had a setback when dubstep came along. Drum 'n bass is starting to re-emerge again thankfully.
Seen videos of Stevie Hyper D in Canada on Tv in the 90's promoting gigs and explaining the scene. The US has always been ahead of them. Miami EDM music awards in the early 00s, I cant find the track anymore but I think it was called Miami and might have been on Ram Records. A long time has passed so it's all a bit hazy, feel free to correct me.
@KillaBitz bit before my time the 90s scene. I grew up listening to Skibba Shabba Eksman Trigger Bassman Spider and so on through the 00s. Though I do like a lot of the older stuff where Hard-core transitioned into Jungle.
@@streetbean456 yes, but jungle and dnb are SO MUCH MORE than the winston Bros sample mate..... the USA had NO input in the creation of jungle, save that the drummer from one record happened to be american. get a grip mate
@@streetbean456 that’s kinda a reach 😂 Same break sampled on most drums in hip hop too so it’s a strange way to look at it. Key ingredient yes, but doesn’t define jungle/dnb.. Speeding it up and the snares/double time are what created the genre. Totally a uk thing like dubstep.
I started going to raves in the early 90's at The Sanctuary in Milton Keynes. The lineups were a mix of Drum and Bass and Happy Hardcore DJ's. It's good to see Drum and Bass is still popular. I think Happy Hardcore disappeared a long time ago.
Some real messy times at the Sanctuary 😅 such a great venue in the day man , I used to love the dnb and happy hardcore, one minute watching Kenny ken then slipmat, proper nights lol
Early 90s was hardcore, drum and bass came along after jungle and happy hardcore was sorta the same time. But yeah those were the days. Went downhill for me around 95.
Nice to see Americans just now learning how shit like this is supposed to look 😂 I'm joking ofc but if you wanna know, this is called Boiler Room, plenty of other artists too.
Errrrrr no. Credit: what makes the song good which is the sample from the original track. The original is by 2 Unlimited, track is called get ready for this. Piss off with that false original shit.
I travelled all around the UK in the 90s, searching for the best venues. I found that Sheffield, Leeds, Birmingham and Liverpool had the best dance scene. Man, nights spent at cream, Godskitchen, gatecrasher, insomniacz, sundissential and niche were something special.
@@bangin_beats please post track title if you know it. I would love to do some digging but where would I even start? Thank god somebody else posted it: Y U QT - Y'all Ready For Dis (there's a 3-minute version on youtube)
@davideaston8314 how come? I haven't been to 2003 raves but from 2005 onwards. There are always illegal warehouse raves going on, just like then. Also, big events and clubs dedicated to the music just like then. The technology has developed further, sure the sound has changed with the time. But to be the stereotypical "back then it was better" guy who thinks that his life's timeline was the only right one is a bit odd. Especially because there seem to be millions of people like this across all generations. The ultimate truth is that you were probs in your late teens, early 20s - you know, some of your most formative years - and you have nostalgia glasses for that period of your life rather than there being an objective superiority of the music's quality. The majority of people in the ex-ussr who have a hard-on for the soviet union are the people who have lived through their 20s in the last decade of communism. They don't actually miss the communism, they miss their 20s 😂
@@mishXY harsh reality. But probably fair. I was there in the 90s. Still here now. (Thanks ravertots 😅) when I read the first comment I thought yea, it was way better in the early days. But your comment made me think about that. Last year chase and status cranked out some of the best D+B ever. The quality of dj sets over the past few years has been amazing. Several top ten sets. It just keeps getting better ❤
@@iainball2023 I like to call it the "20s" glasses. I truly believe that people crave for their twenties. It's nostalgia, it's a time when there were fewer worries, it's 'youth', it's living. My parents miss the soviet union - especially the 80s, but in reality, they miss their 20s. I miss living in southern Patagonia (chile) at the last stretch of continent before Antartica - of course it is a jaw-dropping, so-fkn-gorgeous-you-wanna-rip-your-eyes-out-and-just-leave-them-there-leaning-against-a-rock-staring-at-it-for-eternity kinda nature. but in essence, it's where I've spent my 20s. Every generation thinks that their music is the best - it's a story as old as time. even though I try to remember it's a subjective feeling, I tend to think that, too. That is in no way an insult against anybody, quite the contrary. It shows that you have had a great time! The other day I went to an illegal rave under a motorway bridge with my 11-years-older brother - the kids were looking and pumping techno, and according to my bro the vibe was just like Berlin in the 90s. It's cyclical and each generation stands on the shoulders of giants of the previous generations. ♥️
Hey look, as an American it is all love from across the pond. Thank you to the UK for bringing us some pretty awesome and inspiring music, we try our best over here to respect the culture
@@goldenstarmusic1689 it’s all love bro. Just try and come to the uk and enjoy a proper nights raving here some time, it’s a dif experienced to what u find in the US in multiple ways. Nights u never forget
I’m an American who was lucky enough to move to an RAF Base in England in 1992. I was in my early teens but I instantly fell in love with the emerging Jungle scene, which kicked off my lifelong love of electronic dance music (and my obsession with reggae!). It’s nothing but love and admiration from over here
Ill take old 90s skibba d and hyper d nicky black market....det n brockie all over again ..glad to see the music still works for people....i bet they aint vibing on them old school doves...and mitzies tho.... they was something else all together .the chemists that made them need to be studied
I’ve been discharged for 34 years in every genre and this is a perfect example how music evolves around the world and it has its base in every part of the world and they all come together and give us what we have today. Anything else that doesn’t have those ingredients is bullshit this guy here on the DNB clearly forever anchored, and rooted deep from the UK!!! is like a MasterChef culinary artist, taking pinches of ingredients and inventing the steak definitely not rolling salt of his forearm!! Crazy, crazy and shit like that. It’s so unreal. You can’t even make it up. !! Long live DNB thanks U.K They can lock us in make us own nothing we’re gonna be happy because we’re always gonna have our music .. Look deep into bills that are being passed in all kinds of governments. They are outlining certain beats per minute. They’ll never find us we’ve been underground for a long time DJs Rule
Rumour has it that every dealer in the country run out of E,s that night and whistles lighters and glow sticks tripled in price 😂, the only downside was the fact I WASNT THERE😂 Apparently everyone was Dan singh that night - no practi singh just totally Amay Singh, and no one was looking forward to it finish Singh, my guy Nailed it an now everyone is fantasi Singh about his next session and him smash Singh it, the man shows how the UK is on another level when it comes to dropping a tune an how can you not rate this vibe 👌🤙👍
Reported for idiotic opinion 😂 What would you call it then? If you’re gonna come back with some granular bullshit you can get in the sea, dnb is an umbrella term
#CongoNatty aka #TheRebelMC = probably the most underrated breakbeat-jungle-drumnbass artist out there...jmo he basically started the whole move to jungle then D&B...Massive artist. Nearly killed the guy comin outta #AntwerpMansion in my car after onne of his sets with the late great #TenaFly +++++ Cru.❤❤❤
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Finally some sikh beats.
Hahahaa
😂😂😂
Sikh can't.
hahahahaha
Nah, the swords are missing. Real Sikhs carry those huge talwars. He ain’t no Sikh if he has a Dj decks instead, he has converted to a mentally colonised Indian.
At least credit him, man. It's Yung Singh, Boiler Room in Melbourne
The comment I came for
Thank you.
Does my head in when they don’t credit the Dj
Yeah wtf
Singh…can i travel with you and open some shows
The UK runs the DNB scene and has done since its inception
As y'all should, brother. Us Texas junglist will hold it down over here, fa ya.
@@frankiemendez4601 I didn't even know that the US had a jungle scene. I'm happy the find out they do though and I hope you have fun at their live sets.
@Hyster1aMcR Indeed. I caught the jungle bug in '95. It was a growing scene in the late 90s-early 2000s, but had a setback when dubstep came along. Drum 'n bass is starting to re-emerge again thankfully.
Seen videos of Stevie Hyper D in Canada on Tv in the 90's promoting gigs and explaining the scene. The US has always been ahead of them. Miami EDM music awards in the early 00s, I cant find the track anymore but I think it was called Miami and might have been on Ram Records. A long time has passed so it's all a bit hazy, feel free to correct me.
@KillaBitz bit before my time the 90s scene. I grew up listening to Skibba Shabba Eksman Trigger Bassman Spider and so on through the 00s. Though I do like a lot of the older stuff where Hard-core transitioned into Jungle.
Bro got that Sikh drop
😂 this comment is lost on so many people it's a shame.
Fire comment
Desi Fire
😂😂
What's the name of the tune , any ideas ?
Dear UK, please never stop doing DnB
Is it just me or was that shite 😂😂😂
@@ctom6068nah you just suck
@@ctom6068 he absolutely nailed it and it was a pretty complex drop so nah. You're allowed to not like it tho
@@ctom6068 any reason why? he baits and switches a well known drop beautifully thus the reaction.
Dear UK artists, plz release all ur unreleased music when u retire
No one does it better than the uk 🇬🇧
Corse. We created the shit 👊
@@george9089greetings from Bremen Germany bruv dnb Worldwide movement
@@DavidTimm-bk7xq 👊 👊
czechs
@@DavidTimm-bk7xqI respect it🤛 but no one does it like us when it comes to DnB🇬🇧
He should definitely change his name to Dan Singh
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂Winner
Or Mick Singh.
You defo won..😂
@@ZakTokermanlol!
British Indians got great music taste ngl, they can appreciate British Pop/Rock, Rap/Drill, Bollywood and Indian Classical music
It's just british
@@Ejej-zi4vo💯 😂
We got some good breeds in the UK 🇬🇧💕
@@Ejej-zi4voNo it’s not. British is its own ethnicity. White and Northern European.
Them being indian doesn‘t have to do anything with it.
Stop trying to draw lines between people
I never knew that song could be flipped into a sick DnB remix! Love it! Crowd looks hype too, awesome!
Literally any song can have a dnb remix
The UK is capable of making any tune quality
Any song can be mixed into any genre lmao. In fact, every song you've ever heard is pretty much a remix one way or another
What's the song?
@@littlefrog8389 Original is “Get Ready For This” by 2 Unlimited. Remix is Y'all Ready For Dis by Y U QT
UK the originators ☝️
The Amen Break was originally in the US. I think
The dj is from and lives in the uk. Why must u and 10 others feel the need to point this out?
@@streetbean456 yes, but jungle and dnb are SO MUCH MORE than the winston Bros sample mate.....
the USA had NO input in the creation of jungle, save that the drummer from one record happened to be american. get a grip mate
@@streetbean456 that’s kinda a reach 😂 Same break sampled on most drums in hip hop too so it’s a strange way to look at it. Key ingredient yes, but doesn’t define jungle/dnb.. Speeding it up and the snares/double time are what created the genre. Totally a uk thing like dubstep.
@@tosha9994 He's on about the genre itself, not the DJ.
Uk got dnb on lockdown....🤜🤛
Yes G! bad man!
I grew up and enjoyed the birth of D&B in the 90’s in Bristol. This gave me the goosers 🪿…………..and flash backs 😳😵💫🤪
RIP SKIBADEE 🫡👊🏽
Me to... Lakota them were the days
@@Cheifo22I was in Lakota last week !
Same Norf Laandan here oi oi! 92 to 97 raver here. This is a sick remix.
I used to go to the black swan in Bristol on many many occasions, I've had some good, very VERY messy memories while being in the there 🌀😁🌀
2 unlimited get ready for this DnB? LMAO this tune could turn Hare Krishna into a bad boy!
It’s a huge tune. Ya’ll Ready For Dis by
Y U QT
@@josephfarr9128 thanks! I'd never had found out it's name in a month of sundays!
@@TheInline5any jungle in guy?
Nice one, bruvva!
Nice Human Traffic reference
This gives me hope for the future of the scene!!!
Yung Singh is his name for anyone that didn't know... Proper g 💯
That's a true british lad there.
Original name 😂😂
I was gonna ask that
Bro, you brought the 🔥 FLAMES 🔥 with this one, 💯% 💥BANGER 💥. Nuff ♥️🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Drum and bass UK all the way. 🔥📢
"Trust me this ones a face melter"
MC MC
Yes Boi killing it with the Sikh flex
I love everything about this. All of it
I started going to raves in the early 90's at The Sanctuary in Milton Keynes. The lineups were a mix of Drum and Bass and Happy Hardcore DJ's. It's good to see Drum and Bass is still popular. I think Happy Hardcore disappeared a long time ago.
Some real messy times at the Sanctuary 😅 such a great venue in the day man , I used to love the dnb and happy hardcore, one minute watching Kenny ken then slipmat, proper nights lol
Early 90s was hardcore, drum and bass came along after jungle and happy hardcore was sorta the same time. But yeah those were the days. Went downhill for me around 95.
Yeah mate it was dance paradise’s at Tiffany’s in Great Yarmouth for me in the nineties , dreamscapes and one nations too. Good times bro
Slammin vinyl, good times 🕺🥳👌
Dubstep, riddim, bassline, dnb, you name it the UK runs it
Garage too
So all shit then 😂
Even in hip hop uk drill producers are killing it. Would pop smoke even have blown without uk producers?
no shot UK runs riddim, US runs riddim bruv
@@truevanpencil5403he definitely would of blown without uk drill beats but maybe not internationally 🤔 abracadabra still the og
Amazing mix I can not stop playing this
How is it called?
@@pipomat Y U QT - Yall Ready For Dis
Quick and clean 🤌
Amazing mix, with an Atomic Drop
That was fucking sick. My brain would have gone into overdrive
bro has a whole rave party going on
Nice to see Americans just now learning how shit like this is supposed to look 😂
I'm joking ofc but if you wanna know, this is called Boiler Room, plenty of other artists too.
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 impossible for anyone to beat the uk
😂😂😂😂 sure
@@funnyman8691well it is the home of drum n bass and jungle.
@@craniumjunglist8934 jungle for sure
@@funnyman8691brother the UK invented dnb and jungle, takes 60 seconds to do some research.
@@johnjesus02 they invented concentration camps aswell (1902 Boer war ) PS easy dude , only messing 🤦♂️
This is lit! 🔥
Credit the song(Y'all ready for dis by Y U QT and DJ ( Yung Singh) ❤❤️🔥💥
Thanks boss
Errrrrr no. Credit: what makes the song good which is the sample from the original track. The original is by 2 Unlimited, track is called get ready for this. Piss off with that false original shit.
Siiick mix 🔥 🔥 🔥
As a UK jungalist Aus have got some low key bangers. Airglo is next level and still not broke through.
Dj is from UK and so is the beat, the tune is by Y U QT Yall Ready For Dis
@@antifugazi bless you, I was looking for the tune ID.
They were *just not ready* 😂😂😂
Yo I got Goosebumps the first time I heard it and I still getting them as I write it......cold🧊🧊🧊😶🌫️👏👏👏
The UK runs the dance scene rave scene, even the Manchester vibe in the 90s was kicking
I raved in Denver in the 90s and wanted to buy a Manchester jersey but couldn't afford it. Rave-On!😎
I travelled all around the UK in the 90s, searching for the best venues.
I found that Sheffield, Leeds, Birmingham and Liverpool had the best dance scene.
Man, nights spent at cream, Godskitchen, gatecrasher, insomniacz, sundissential and niche were something special.
@@Blap552I hope you wanted to buy the “jersey” of Manchester’s only football team? 🇧🇼
What do you mean "even" ? The rave scene was huge in Manchester
@@AJPark-sm3ry basically created in Manchester by new order and tony wilson
Need a full version of this
It's up on CZcams, do some digging 💪
It's yall ready for dis?
@@bangin_beats please post track title if you know it. I would love to do some digging but where would I even start? Thank god somebody else posted it:
Y U QT - Y'all Ready For Dis
(there's a 3-minute version on youtube)
Yung Singh - Boiler Room in Melbourne
Its from: Y U QT - yall ready for dis
As an older raver i love seeing our culture still alive and kicking.
One foot skankin from 19howlong🇬🇧🇯🇲
You've missed it you've missed it
Da crowds gon balistikkkkk 😬🥴🥹
Should've shown them how we did it back between '96 and '02!
today is just as good, only in a different way.
@@mishXY So wrong, in so many ways
@davideaston8314 how come? I haven't been to 2003 raves but from 2005 onwards. There are always illegal warehouse raves going on, just like then. Also, big events and clubs dedicated to the music just like then. The technology has developed further, sure the sound has changed with the time. But to be the stereotypical "back then it was better" guy who thinks that his life's timeline was the only right one is a bit odd. Especially because there seem to be millions of people like this across all generations. The ultimate truth is that you were probs in your late teens, early 20s - you know, some of your most formative years - and you have nostalgia glasses for that period of your life rather than there being an objective superiority of the music's quality.
The majority of people in the ex-ussr who have a hard-on for the soviet union are the people who have lived through their 20s in the last decade of communism.
They don't actually miss the communism, they miss their 20s 😂
@@mishXY harsh reality. But probably fair. I was there in the 90s. Still here now. (Thanks ravertots 😅) when I read the first comment I thought yea, it was way better in the early days. But your comment made me think about that. Last year chase and status cranked out some of the best D+B ever. The quality of dj sets over the past few years has been amazing. Several top ten sets. It just keeps getting better ❤
@@iainball2023 I like to call it the "20s" glasses. I truly believe that people crave for their twenties. It's nostalgia, it's a time when there were fewer worries, it's 'youth', it's living. My parents miss the soviet union - especially the 80s, but in reality, they miss their 20s. I miss living in southern Patagonia (chile) at the last stretch of continent before Antartica - of course it is a jaw-dropping, so-fkn-gorgeous-you-wanna-rip-your-eyes-out-and-just-leave-them-there-leaning-against-a-rock-staring-at-it-for-eternity kinda nature. but in essence, it's where I've spent my 20s.
Every generation thinks that their music is the best - it's a story as old as time. even though I try to remember it's a subjective feeling, I tend to think that, too.
That is in no way an insult against anybody, quite the contrary. It shows that you have had a great time! The other day I went to an illegal rave under a motorway bridge with my 11-years-older brother - the kids were looking and pumping techno, and according to my bro the vibe was just like Berlin in the 90s. It's cyclical and each generation stands on the shoulders of giants of the previous generations. ♥️
Love the energy of this mix 💯
We're all drunk or on drugs, of course our dnb fucking slaps 😂😂😂 also i love the americans trying to claim dnb and jungle 😂😂😂😂
Hey look, as an American it is all love from across the pond. Thank you to the UK for bringing us some pretty awesome and inspiring music, we try our best over here to respect the culture
@@goldenstarmusic1689 it’s all love bro. Just try and come to the uk and enjoy a proper nights raving here some time, it’s a dif experienced to what u find in the US in multiple ways. Nights u never forget
I’m an American who was lucky enough to move to an RAF Base in England in 1992. I was in my early teens but I instantly fell in love with the emerging Jungle scene, which kicked off my lifelong love of electronic dance music (and my obsession with reggae!). It’s nothing but love and admiration from over here
@@Yeswewillreplaceyou ayyy G, you were in the UK at the perfect time for it 😂👌🏻 Big ups from UK to USA 👌🏻
I’m pretty much an Emo metal head, but some of the best nights of my life was being fucked up listing and dancing to DnB at boontowb and other places.
Got nervous there for a sec but that was absolutely dirty 👏
The UK runs everything, and if we hadn't given most of it back, we'd be running the entire world too.. DnB for life 👌
Bnb forever love old school dnb like dredd base
I'm Sikh ing out more info on this guy 👍🙏
Yung Singh
😂😂😂
Haha mad
😅😅😅
He’s a good DJ, but can he singh?
Holy crap !! Does anyone have an ID or a link to the set?
Y U QT Y’all ready for dis
He was just getting started 😂 where's the rest ? 🔥
Sounds like he's hitting a tin of beans 😂
Yeah that’s nuts. Fair play.
The poor things were waitin on a skrillex drop, thank you for feeding them so well!!
Didn’t want this short to end ❤️
Us Brits know how to rave! Whoo whoo!!
Banger 🎉
That is a genius mix up.. kudos 👏
Ok that was pretty dope
I miss uk in the 90s. So would they if only they knew.
Except he’s making this music right now and not in the 90s, get out of your feelings old man
This is a vibe 🔥 party jumpin 🐸
Nowhere comes close the UK 🇬🇧 best nation on earth
Mate....boat rowing competitions have been cancelled because of the amount of literal shit in our rivers.
Sooo....not really.
@@superbananas7792 fake news
@@superbananas7792got the right name there
@@user-fu4iw5dx3f Sure do
In terms of dnb 100%, wouldn't say that about the rest of the country tbh
The uk is undeniably the home of dnb i dont think anyone could argue otherwise.
Where's the rest of this vid!? This sounds banging!!
Yung Singh at Melbourne
The bollocks 🙌🏻
Yessss. Us here in the UK have the best DNB always! ❤
It's about time techno takes the back seat & bring in the DnB just Soooooo much better 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵
Ill take old 90s skibba d and hyper d nicky black market....det n brockie all over again ..glad to see the music still works for people....i bet they aint vibing on them old school doves...and mitzies tho.... they was something else all together .the chemists that made them need to be studied
Who is this guy o.O that was cold 🥶 !!
Y U QT
@@elmsand cheers bruva
That drop gave me goosebumps ❤😊
Oooh nasty ❤
Saw Ed Rush & Optical in Melbourne back in the 90's. Smashed hard!
hes real junglist
Fire!!!!!
Uk invented dnb went to my first jungle night back in 94 shout out to all the massive ✌️ still loving it
Wicked wicked, jungle is massive! Nothing can top that
Apparently England didn't invent proper English language.
I’ve been discharged for 34 years in every genre and this is a perfect example how music evolves around the world and it has its base in every part of the world and they all come together and give us what we have today. Anything else that doesn’t have those ingredients is bullshit this guy here on the DNB clearly forever anchored, and rooted deep from the UK!!! is like a MasterChef culinary artist, taking pinches of ingredients and inventing the steak definitely not rolling salt of his forearm!!
Crazy, crazy and shit like that. It’s so unreal. You can’t even make it up. !!
Long live DNB thanks U.K
They can lock us in make us own nothing we’re gonna be happy because we’re always gonna have our music ..
Look deep into bills that are being passed in all kinds of governments. They are outlining certain beats per minute.
They’ll never find us we’ve been underground for a long time
DJs Rule
What track is this?
Y U QT - Yall Ready For Dis
@@CoDCrafted 👍
@@Victorvinegar isnt the melody like from a spongebob episode where he dances with the jellyfish ?
The original is 2 unlimited ya ready for this .
Jungle is massive
Junglist massive unless I'm missing something modern (old raver here).
I USED TO LOVE HARDCORE,THEN JUNGLE BACK IN THE EARLY 90S BUT LOST INTEREST WITH ALL THE DNB ETC,IT WAS NEVER THE SAME😢
Monty Panusar
You son of a bitch I looked him up 😂😂
UK dnb the only music scene that allows ravers to stand right fucking next to the dj while they crank it out live
Er that's cos it's a boiler room video, they're all like that 😅
Didn't realise Monty Panesaar is now a DJ.😁
Yeah yeah, he's DJ Monty P now
How very dare you!! His name is "Dan Singh"
I came into the comments for this comment 😂 I genuinely thought it was him.
There’s only one way to do dnb and that’s the British way. 🔥
An average UK DNB drop is crazy to those aussies 😂
Rumour has it that every dealer in the country run out of E,s that night and whistles lighters and glow sticks tripled in price 😂, the only downside was the fact I WASNT THERE😂
Apparently everyone was Dan singh that night - no practi singh just totally Amay Singh, and no one was looking forward to it finish Singh, my guy Nailed it an now everyone is fantasi Singh about his next session and him smash Singh it, the man shows how the UK is on another level when it comes to dropping a tune an how can you not rate this vibe 👌🤙👍
Pendulum enters the chat 🇦🇺
Pendulum are on boil on the ass of d n b
.. Goosebumps.. Fire!.. 🔥 !
Uk unmatched for DnB
When I hear this:dances faster than sonic can
How embarrassing. This is not drum n bass- clearly this young man didn’t rave in the. 90s / early noughties!!
What is it if not dnb?
Reported for idiotic opinion 😂 What would you call it then? If you’re gonna come back with some granular bullshit you can get in the sea, dnb is an umbrella term
@@Dziugenonasits drum and rave 😂
Ah watch out the genre police have arrived.
Its definitely a mashup. Who cares its fun!!!
Need the rest of that absolute banger ❤
Damn. Break is lit
Wow hell of a drop
Ozzies mos def got those leftover American beats locked up!! How's that break dancing thing going...?
The sickest flip that sample has got in YEARS mate!
And I bet all the aussies have been having their nose beers and disco biscuits 😂😂
Now that was a drop 😮😊
Absolutely love the crowd reaction to the drop 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Big up Bristol!!!!
You got fiddy P mate!???
Boys done good
nice 90s jungle mashup there. ROLLLLIINNNNGGG!!! Big up all jungle massive!!
Va brother!! Blending my faith with my favourite music ❤❤❤❤❤
❤Zajebiste❤
#CongoNatty aka #TheRebelMC = probably the most underrated breakbeat-jungle-drumnbass artist out there...jmo he basically started the whole move to jungle then D&B...Massive artist.
Nearly killed the guy comin outta #AntwerpMansion in my car after onne of his sets with the late great #TenaFly +++++ Cru.❤❤❤
Jaffar hype af😂😂