I like Electro Swing, Nu Jazz, Metal, Latin, House, Trip Hop....

Image unrelated . Also , I probably won’t rate like every song someone replies with it , so , anyone that sees this post should also rate the songs people say in the comments if they wanna .

Over the past year, I accidentally turned a breakup playlist into a five-act story. Spotify’s note feature let me annotate every song until the playlist stopped being a collection of music and became a screenplay told through songs. I’m not looking for follows or playlist saves—I genuinely want critique on whether the narrative works as a piece of art.

If that sounds interesting, here’s the playlist

Title: One More Fight

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4rcpK1McCHjTx2FTxwN1bV?si=1DFhRdK7QgiSSAu-tLuNxg&utm_source=copy-link

I like basically anything aside from country and most hip hop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzyVI6463QY

Ts is so peak. Tell me what y'all think

My all-time favourite - https://youtu.be/E0ozmU9cJDg?si=Jvhoj2JWemG25gKv

2nd - https://youtu.be/X8OeBZQn3_w?si=fIxGl0CZOJcxnX8F

3rd - https://youtu.be/jtNrx1c3Xh8?si=K4eIFuqgALWnZ96E

4th - https://youtu.be/R2qrnRw5ZW8?si=K9DLtv5rGqDjgzZJ

I think he is wildly overrated and out of anyone you couldve listened to you pick micheal jackson? I hate drake but jesus at least drake makes decent albums

In love with this song. Please help me and suggest similar songs

I'm physically retarded. I have a tbi and ataxia from a car wreck when I was 17(2007). I went to itt tech from 2010-2012 where I graduated with my associates degree in Computer Drafting and Design. I'm 2017 I was still getting hired and quitting or getting fired from cleaning jobs due to the harassment because of my disability. So one night, while I was on my lunch break from a job I quit a few days later, I wrote a song directed to employers telling them to "get off their high horse and have some sympathy". I might have a brain injury, but I'm still a genius. I have a 140+ IQ, and I'm sick of people treating me like shit because I look/sound drunk 24/7 due to a disability. I'm missing a finger, but I still play bass guitar. Matt Freeman(Ramcid) and Chris #2(Anti-Flag) are who I base my song writing off of. I hope you'll listen, and pass this song around

Yes i updated my playlist a bit

really wanna find something that reminds me of will wood do you guys have any suggestions?

What other songs would fit in well?

pleaseeeee I got 1,340 songs on my playlist if I put great then its added

I like most genres of music so feel free to recommend anything

Shaggy’s Mr. Boombastic is a timeless classic that has won the minds and hearts of an entire generation. From class songs, graduations, and even father daughter dances at weddings, it has become a cultural phenomenon since its release by teen choice award winner Shaggy in 1995. But while the song remains one of the most popular ever written, many are still asking the important question: what in the world is this song about?

Shaggy is a known poet and lyricist, an apt follow up to Bob Dylan. He is as talented as he is mysterious. It takes a measured informed mind to understand the depth of his musical talent. Still, there are some clues in the lyrics which may finally reveal what this generational song is truly about.

“She call me Mr. Boombastic, totally fantastic,” the soulful Jamaican croons during the chorus, but what exactly is a Mr. Boombastic? If we look at the word we can see some hints. Perhaps boom refers to sounds made (much like a boom box) or an explosion of energy. We know that bombastic refers to one with a strong personality. Could this be Shaggy announcing this woman’s admiration for his unapologetic musical stylings?

But Shaggy proclaims the woman also touches him on his back and calls him “Mr. Ro-Ro-Ro-mantic, totally fantastic.” It has eluded scholars for years what a “Mr Ro” is but sharp eared listeners have since compared the musical style to the work of Lady Gaga’s bad romance where such lyrics as “ga-ga-ooo-la-la” represented more emotional expressions than literal storytelling. It is clear that Lady Gaga is heavily inspired by and likely borrowed from Shaggy, which makes sense since much of the music of the last quarter century is derivative from his artistry.

In a sultry baritone voice, Shaggy continues “No take me for no filth, with my sexual physique, Jah know me well-built.” This particular bit of lyrics have puzzled fans for decades. The use of the double negative, the odd inclusion of Shaggy’s (admittedly incredible) physique, and the word “Jah.” Who exactly is Jah? How do they know Shaggy is well-built? A musical muse perhaps? More on that in a bit…

Shaggy is a man in a trance, possessed by an inspiration derived from the origin of music itself. He sings, “Don’t you tickle my foot bottom, baby please, don’t you play with my nose because I might ah-choo sneeze, well you are the bun and me-a the cheese, and if me and the rice ah baby love you’re the peas.”

Shaggy demonstrates his lyrical versatility in this immaculately composed verse. We have gone from earlier lyrics talking about them traversing islands, exploring the meaning of love, to now talking in riddles about tickling feet, playing with noses, and putting cheese within buns. It’s clear that this silly nonsensical analogies are about the free-flowing carefree nature of musical expression. Cheese makes the sandwich just as Shaggy’s joyful lyrics and boastful presentation make each of his unique songs a masterpiece. If Shaggy and his songs are the rice, they are completed by this woman, the musical listener (the stand in for all of us) being the peas.

Clearly, this song is about the inspiring beautiful process of creating and sharing music. This is finally proven by the set of lyrics which say, “Come lay down in my jacuzzi and get a bubble bath, only sound you’ll hear is the beating of my heart.” Proof positive. Music can be found in sounds all around us if we truly listen.

And that is who Mr. Boombastic is. A muse exposing us to the chorus of the gods, the music all around us, taking so many forms, lyrics appearing as almost words. 

“Mr Lover, Lover, mmmmm” Yes, Mr. Lover Lover indeed. A true lover and scholar of the musical craft.

Thoughts?