George Clinton and Garry Shider have a good old time getting the crowd pumped and in on the act as they play their legendary live song, "Standing on the Verge..."
Garry had a pretty powerful voice. Particularly on this early Funkadelic classic. Him and the late Glen Goins had those church voices. George really put together one helluva group of musicians and singers.
I'm gonna say it once more: Us "Old Heads" who experienced P-Funk in their prime--and in my case, happened to BE in the crowd at THIS STOP (Cap. Center, Landover, MD., 2-2-79)--are EDUCATING folks with our first-hand accounts and memories. Ya'll "Newbies" taking notes? Good, because this show was the BOMB!! And you heard it from me, who got into music and theater because of it! Thank You, George!!!
The thing that still trips my ass out to this day was when we were all leaving the Cap Center at----I'm sure it was a little after 3 AM---that P-Funk pulled a "Mothership Connection" encore, and had all of us rushing to get back inside!! We rocked for another 25 minutes--- then they sent us all home.... FUNKIN' AWESOME!!!! May the Capitol Center--home of all the good shit back-n-da-day--rest in peace. Great memories there, and P-Funk was the FIRST!!
I used to work in a pretty nice hotel in NC and George Clinton stayed there, he was cool as shit and he left a spoon in his room he cooked drugs on, I still have it.
Gary Shider alway sound good, but I prefer the original with Fuzzy Haskins singing lead and I love that melody that only Eddie Hazel can rip from his guitar. One of my favorites!
Even in DC, we have a living legend who's a contemporary of P-Funk (you've probably heard of Chuck Brown And The Soul Searchers). Chuck's been doing it as long as I remember (back in the day, it was 6 nights per week, 5 hours each!!). We also had OSIRIS, who was inspired by P-Funk, with some 'cosmic Egyptian' thrown in. Also, we had Trouble Funk (inspired by Chuck Brown and P-Funk), and they were monsters back in the early '80s. All legends with a P-Funk connection, or two, or three.
Oh, that's a definite. At the DC Stop (The Capitol Center), The Brides weren't there (they were on the ANTI-TOUR stop at The Howard Theater 4 months earlier, though). PARLET was at the DC Stop (Jeannette, Malia--and I think Sheila Horne). But, that was definitely Jeannette. 4 Months later, Jeannette and Parlet returned for the "Booty Snatchers" tour at Constitution Hall. It was a busy 2+Years for P-Funk in DC between Jan. '78 and Dec. '79 ("Gloryhallastoopid" at Cap. Cntr. in Dec. '79.).
More proof that I was there: When Gary Shider and Junie Morrison sat on the stage and grooved to "Into You", all the girls went WING-WANG NUTS!!! That wrecked my ears when they screamed and moaned. I LIKED!!!
Groovy! Since I live in France, it is harder to see such acts in concert... However, George plays the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland almost every July. Hope I'll see him someday! Since the death of James and the fall of Sly, George is the true last original funketeer alive (well Bootsy is one too but since he's younger... ;) )! He's the Black Zappa, Funk's Roland Kirk!
From this clip, we clearly see that the questions which matter most to these fine gentlemen are: 1. People, whatcha doin'? Answer: Standing on the verge of gettin' it on. 2. Can we get it on? Answer: HELL YEAH! This concludes our lesson in Funkology 6969. Thank you for your attention.
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Saaaaaame!! This version isn’t bad but it’s too “antiseptic” and they don’t look into it at all. Fuzzy worked that stage and the rhythm section was having fun in his version 🤩 🙌🏾
I was there that night! Love this. George and that scream @6:04 LOL....He is feeling good. Garry Shider ....holding it down. They have a love affair with DC since 1969....
"Standing on the Verge of Getting it On" always sound best when Eddie Hazel is ripping that melody over and over on his guitar. I wish the cameramen focused less on George and the singers and more on the band behind them.
No my friend, that is DEFINATELY Garry Shider. I was THERE (15 years old, on that coldass February night!!). That was THE MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIR show at The Capital Centre. My first ever P-Funk show (my first ever major concert), and it will live in my memory. I'm GLAD someone has resurrected those Capital Centre monitor tapes. Oh yea-- Me and my brothers and our friends were in the balcony!!! "High, ya'll!!"
Gotcha covered on that, dawg. Hold tight: JEANETTE "Baby" WASHINGTON of Parlet. And here's where it got funny: Later on during the Motor-Booty segment, the BIRD Prop accidently nudged her ass, and without missing a note (during Aqua-Boogie), she smacked the beak in payback. George was reclining back in the Bird's mouth during Aqua Boogie, so it must've been a 'weight issue' on the wires. But, those thangs happen in ALL Live Theater!! Jeanette "Baby" Washington--PARLET's Lead Singer.
Well, I was on the floor that night four deep from the stage. I didn't see Glen, cause he was dead by then. Gary has been filling his shoes every since. This show was in '79. And yeah it was cold as hell frozen over outside that night. But I beleive you were there, we all were. If you were a black teen, had the money for the ticket, which I think were $8.50, your parents would let you go and if you liked P-Funk, and had a ride? You were there.lol
Damn straight! I work in theater NOW because of that show. To this date, I'm still trying to figure out the Lighting/Color-scheme of the "Fish-Tank" effect for the Motor-Booty segment of the show. Blew my mind then (because it was so darn resourceful--just simple lighting and color--and still impressive 30-years and 3 months later.). Like you said dawg, the old shows were the liveliest!!! WOOF!
To KAMARIA7--and anyone else wondering: For that heavy JAZZ, the names were Johnny HODGES and Earl 'Fatha' HINES--yep, Maurice's daddy!!--Louis 'Satchmo' ARMSTRONG, Louis JORDAN--P-Funk's showmanship comes from HIM!--and 'Fats' WALLER. And those Blues Killa's are Jimmy REED, Muddy WATERS, B.B. KING and James COTTON--- every last one of them I'm still hip to--with P-Funk expanding on all that. And, like you said, it's working for you: Dr. Dre, De La Soul, Black Eye Peas. All P-Funk 'kids'.
OK, Ok, Ok, babygirl. I apologize to ya'! ^_^ I'll take my "Paintbrush Slap!" like a man. ^_^ But seriously, the "pan-generational thang" not only worked for the funk, but--in my case, and thanks to my dad--the boogie-swing jazz of the late '30s- early '50s that gave way to the funk. My old man hipped be up to HODGES & HINES, ARMSTRONG, JORDAN and WALLER (heavy jazz, all), while my mom was no slouch in the BLUES dept.: REED, WATERS, KING and COTTON.
Sorry buddy, but Glenn Goins was long gone to the "band upstairs" when The Motor Booty Affair was recorded/toured. George, Gary, Junie, Ray and Mudbone and Peanut were the main vocalists on that tour (at least at the Capitol Center that night---I remember it.).
different artists. yeah i see your reasoning "zappa and clinton both play 'weird' music". zappa doesnt play the real funk, you know, THE BOMB uncut shit. i like zappa he's great, but his music is too anal retentive to compare to george clinton's loose booty approach
I've never said FZ played Funk. My point was that both created a whole universe where many musicians came and went, whilst always keeping the same approach, the same spirit. Their music might appear loose to an uneducated ear but it's highly constructed :-)
And you know what? To this day, I STILL catch P-Funk whenever they "invade" DC (preferably at the infamous 'dirty 30', The 9:30 Club!!). Been a P-Funk concert loyalist for 30 Years-9 Months as of this posting... And Dang Proud Of it!!!! WOOF!
You do realize Pfunk was George's band? And you do know he was the EXECUTIVE PRODUCER he put the songs together he had the final cut. George was the mastermind and was easily the key piece to the pfunk puzzle
@Kamaria7 Couldn't be said much better. I attended my first P-Funk show at 5 years old in 1977, so I was there too (L..A. show The Forum 1977) and saw The Holy Mothership land! Take Funk to Heaven in '77!
Gotta love the way they mix that with "good 2ur earhole"...another classic tune/album !! Yes, I did text "A L B U M " Forever thanking you, Mr.Garry " DOO-WOP " Shider...Hell, I'm 47yrs n still getting dressed up to see these MUSICIANS !! You really shouldn't ought to fight it...
@nubiansista4life Yah, this is Fuzzy's song. Wish the original Parliaments would join GC on stage once more...R.I.P. Ray...Glenn, and Gary...Eddie..don't forget Philippe..
Hey, be nice now. Some of us couldn't be there b/c we were only 6 years old at the time! But, at least I was born in the 70s so Funk is in my DNA. I'm one of the Children of Production, a member of the Hip Hop generation (80-96 respectively), which is Funk's offspring, grew up listening to George Clinton and Bootsy Collins, saw George in concert twice. Doesn't that count for something? :-)
PIONEER/GENEON (yup, the anime label) put out a badass concert James did in the '70s on DVD about 4-5 years ago. I'm still trying to get it, because I only saw a snippet of it on a PBS special. It had (a young, glasses-less) Bootsy, looking stoned and plucking the hell outta his bass, with James chanting, "BOOTSY!! YA'LL SAY, 'BOOTSY'!!" It might be out of print, but its a real DVD (you might find it at a used DVD/CD place). But...wow!!
so this is George Cilnton in this white wig? I'm just trying to figure out who is who in the P-Funk mob, cos they're so amazing. And it's hard for me to find Clinton, as he looks pretty damn different now. Another question:I suppose the main male vocalist is Clinton, I mean the guy who talks during the songs,interacts with the crowd and so on. But is it George? I know that Sheider, Goins, Morrison are often singing, but I mean the main guy. I'm the beginer funkster, so forgive me asking these.
And, I should KNOW: It was FEBRUARY 2, 1979: GROUNDHOG NIGHT!! (lol!!!). And, to verify it: The Columbia House Year In Music Book for 1979 (remember when you got that book when you got albums by mail from Columbia House? ^_^) actually listed that same show (at the Capitol Center) as the biggest selling stop on the Motor-Booty tour (all seats SOLD!!! Me and my brothers were actually STANDING 4 shoulders deep in the balcony!!). Proud to have BEEN THERE!! Yeaaaa, boy!
Garry had a pretty powerful voice. Particularly on this early Funkadelic classic. Him and the late Glen Goins had those church voices. George really put together one helluva group of musicians and singers.
I'm gonna say it once more:
Us "Old Heads" who experienced P-Funk in their prime--and in my case, happened to BE in the crowd at THIS STOP (Cap. Center, Landover, MD., 2-2-79)--are EDUCATING folks with our first-hand accounts and memories. Ya'll "Newbies" taking notes? Good, because this show was the BOMB!! And you heard it from me, who got into music and theater because of it! Thank You, George!!!
I was with Fuzzy
Yessir 💃🏻🕺🏼💃🏻🕺🏼💃🏻🕺🏼💃🏻🕺🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
George realized he finally had a band that could do it all.
2022 4:44 in the morning, Standing on the Verge🤭🥳💃🏽💯
Fantastic! Back then, there was MUSIC, played by MUSICIANS!!!
Respect!
P-Funk jammin in the original Chocolate City. Groovealicious!
RIP Gary Shider. I'm so glad I got to see him play and sing in recent years.
P-Funk.....Foreverrrrrr....!!!
The thing that still trips my ass out to this day was when we were all leaving the Cap Center at----I'm sure it was a little after 3 AM---that P-Funk pulled a "Mothership Connection" encore, and had all of us rushing to get back inside!! We rocked for another 25 minutes---
then they sent us all home....
FUNKIN' AWESOME!!!!
May the Capitol Center--home of all the good shit back-n-da-day--rest in peace. Great memories there, and P-Funk was the FIRST!!
🤘🏿
The ole days
R.I.P Garry Shider thanks for sharing yourself with us!!!
I can watch this every day. Just makes me move differently...no mater what I'm doing at that time. Pfunk 4 Ever !
This live version is better than the studio version.
of course, the version in Houston, Halloween Night with Fuzzy singing is the bomb
Jamn on my Birthday 🎂 🥳
Now God has one of the funkiest man in planet Earth. RIP Starchild.
I used to work in a pretty nice hotel in NC and George Clinton stayed there, he was cool as shit and he left a spoon in his room he cooked drugs on, I still have it.
This is Gary Shider singing the lead with George. Not Glen Goins or his brother. Glen had passed on by then.
Gary Shider alway sound good, but I prefer the original with Fuzzy Haskins singing lead and I love that melody that only Eddie Hazel can rip from his guitar. One of my favorites!
Gary Shider taking all of us to Church!
it's so good it hurts!
Even in DC, we have a living legend who's a contemporary of P-Funk (you've probably heard of Chuck Brown And The Soul Searchers). Chuck's been doing it as long as I remember (back in the day, it was 6 nights per week, 5 hours each!!). We also had OSIRIS, who was inspired by P-Funk, with some 'cosmic Egyptian' thrown in. Also, we had Trouble Funk (inspired by Chuck Brown and P-Funk), and they were monsters back in the early '80s. All legends with a P-Funk connection, or two, or three.
Oh, that's a definite. At the DC Stop (The Capitol Center), The Brides weren't there (they were on the ANTI-TOUR stop at The Howard Theater 4 months earlier, though). PARLET was at the DC Stop (Jeannette, Malia--and I think Sheila Horne). But, that was definitely Jeannette. 4 Months later, Jeannette and Parlet returned for the "Booty Snatchers" tour at Constitution Hall.
It was a busy 2+Years for P-Funk in DC between Jan. '78 and Dec. '79 ("Gloryhallastoopid" at Cap. Cntr. in Dec. '79.).
heaven on earth
Some do it for the chicks, some do it for the money, I want to do it so that people will feed me joints whilst I jam.
More proof that I was there:
When Gary Shider and Junie Morrison sat on the stage and grooved to "Into You", all the girls went WING-WANG NUTS!!! That wrecked my ears when they screamed and moaned. I LIKED!!!
Dam i was there the damn Capitol center memories that was a hell of a show one of 9 times i seen them in DC👍🏾
The bass on this makes it twice as nasty as the album version
This is my Jam but where was Fuzzy? Fuz put the umph on this!
And can you imagine the after party if they were shotgunning on stage?!😂
my favorite Funkadelic song.
Glen Goins was AWESOME. God rest his soul!!!
SO SO DOPE..... I WISH THEY WOULDA WENT INTO THE BRIDGE THOUGH!!
Yessir - The bridge is the glue between the parts, killer line. We always play it.
That's Jeanette "Baby" Washington and (the late great) "Sting"-Ray Davis rockin' that shared mic!!! FUNK!! WITH!!! THAT!!!!!! WOOF!!
Happy birthday George
Pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Groovy! Since I live in France, it is harder to see such acts in concert... However, George plays the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland almost every July. Hope I'll see him someday!
Since the death of James and the fall of Sly, George is the true last original funketeer alive (well Bootsy is one too but since he's younger... ;) )! He's the Black Zappa, Funk's Roland Kirk!
7:56 lol, Garry and George are smoke-kissing 😂
From this clip, we clearly see that the questions which matter most to these fine gentlemen are:
1. People, whatcha doin'?
Answer: Standing on the verge of gettin' it on.
2. Can we get it on?
Answer: HELL YEAH!
This concludes our lesson in Funkology 6969. Thank you for your attention.
sometime they'll give a war and nobody will come, because everyone likes to listen to music and love peace and animals.
Mother's Friendship 5 X 5
Mother's Friendship 5 5 5 5 5
Fran Records Costa Rica, USA and Germany
I like Fozzy singing on it better
Yes ,!!! Fuzz sings the heck out of this song , Fuzz dances his ass off with it too .!!!! Bring on the Fuzz 🔥🔥🔥🔥💕
Saaaaaame!! This version isn’t bad but it’s too “antiseptic” and they don’t look into it at all. Fuzzy worked that stage and the rhythm section was having fun in his version 🤩 🙌🏾
I still can't believe I never found out about these guys until 2007 ! How many years did I waste ?
I was there that night! Love this. George and that scream @6:04 LOL....He is feeling good. Garry Shider ....holding it down. They have a love affair with DC since 1969....
Steven Majors You 🍀 lucky, lucky man!
"Standing on the Verge of Getting it On" always sound best when Eddie Hazel is ripping that melody over and over on his guitar. I wish the cameramen focused less on George and the singers and more on the band behind them.
No my friend, that is DEFINATELY Garry Shider. I was THERE (15 years old, on that coldass February night!!). That was THE MOTOR-BOOTY AFFAIR show at The Capital Centre. My first ever P-Funk show (my first ever major concert), and it will live in my memory. I'm GLAD someone has resurrected those Capital Centre monitor tapes. Oh yea--
Me and my brothers and our friends were in the balcony!!! "High, ya'll!!"
Who can confuse the Great Garry Shider with anyone else 🤜🏾🤜🏾🤜🏾🤜🏾
Gotcha covered on that, dawg. Hold tight:
JEANETTE "Baby" WASHINGTON of Parlet. And here's where it got funny:
Later on during the Motor-Booty segment, the BIRD Prop accidently nudged her ass, and without missing a note (during Aqua-Boogie), she smacked the beak in payback.
George was reclining back in the Bird's mouth during Aqua Boogie, so it must've been a 'weight issue' on the wires. But, those thangs happen in ALL Live Theater!!
Jeanette "Baby" Washington--PARLET's Lead Singer.
Well, I was on the floor that night four deep from the stage. I didn't see Glen, cause he was dead by then. Gary has been filling his shoes every since. This show was in '79. And yeah it was cold as hell frozen over outside that night. But I beleive you were there, we all were. If you were a black teen, had the money for the ticket, which I think were $8.50, your parents would let you go and if you liked P-Funk, and had a ride? You were there.lol
P-FUNK-THEBOMB!!!
now that shit was funky!
Those were the days at the Capitol Centre. I was 22 then. Young and wild and crazy about Parliament-Funkadelic.......
it was cool how they started singing good to your earhole at around 7:00
Damn straight! I work in theater NOW because of that show. To this date, I'm still trying to figure out the Lighting/Color-scheme of the "Fish-Tank" effect for the Motor-Booty segment of the show. Blew my mind then (because it was so darn resourceful--just simple lighting and color--and still impressive 30-years and 3 months later.).
Like you said dawg, the old shows were the liveliest!!! WOOF!
Man I got goosebumps!
CHURCH!!
I WAS THERE LIKA MOTHER. THEY ROCKED EVERYTIME THEY CAME TO THE THEN ,CHOCOLATE CITY. LONG LIVE THE P-FUNK
What about Glen Goins? Now that man had a voice
To KAMARIA7--and anyone else wondering:
For that heavy JAZZ, the names were Johnny HODGES and Earl 'Fatha' HINES--yep, Maurice's daddy!!--Louis 'Satchmo' ARMSTRONG, Louis JORDAN--P-Funk's showmanship comes from HIM!--and 'Fats' WALLER. And those Blues Killa's are Jimmy REED, Muddy WATERS, B.B. KING and James COTTON---
every last one of them I'm still hip to--with P-Funk expanding on all that. And, like you said, it's working for you: Dr. Dre, De La Soul, Black Eye Peas. All P-Funk 'kids'.
OK, Ok, Ok, babygirl. I apologize to ya'! ^_^ I'll take my "Paintbrush Slap!" like a man. ^_^ But seriously, the "pan-generational thang" not only worked for the funk, but--in my case, and thanks to my dad--the boogie-swing jazz of the late '30s- early '50s that gave way to the funk. My old man hipped be up to HODGES & HINES, ARMSTRONG, JORDAN and WALLER (heavy jazz, all), while my mom was no slouch in the BLUES dept.: REED, WATERS, KING and COTTON.
Sorry buddy, but Glenn Goins was long gone to the "band upstairs" when The Motor Booty Affair was recorded/toured. George, Gary, Junie, Ray and Mudbone and Peanut were the main vocalists on that tour (at least at the Capitol Center that night---I remember it.).
if this is Glen Goins then the year is wrong, Mr Goins died July 28, 1978 RIP GG....
different artists. yeah i see your reasoning "zappa and clinton both play 'weird' music". zappa doesnt play the real funk, you know, THE BOMB uncut shit. i like zappa he's great, but his music is too anal retentive to compare to george clinton's loose booty approach
I've never said FZ played Funk. My point was that both created a whole universe where many musicians came and went, whilst always keeping the same approach, the same spirit. Their music might appear loose to an uneducated ear but it's highly constructed :-)
good god. this is just too damn good exist...
soppingly overwhelming
That groove felt good and he did too @9:07
Man They Were Like The Best Dressed Band Ever..If It Fits and No One is Using it Put it On...Love&Peace luv ya byo eJ a.k.a.hornywary fonkadelli
damn! Is this video available as a whole anywhere? This is the bomb!
And you know what? To this day, I STILL catch P-Funk whenever they "invade" DC (preferably at the infamous 'dirty 30', The 9:30 Club!!). Been a P-Funk concert loyalist for 30 Years-9 Months as of this posting...
And Dang Proud Of it!!!! WOOF!
who's the sir nose-wannabe who disliked this?
Go Gary Go
Took me to CHURCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PEACE
That´s magic
The amount of funk is to much I like my funk well done never rare ahahahah
I like to get funked up !!!
You do realize Pfunk was George's band? And you do know he was the EXECUTIVE PRODUCER he put the songs together he had the final cut. George was the mastermind and was easily the key piece to the pfunk puzzle
i understand, youre french, but please NEVER compare two COMPLETELY
@Kamaria7 Couldn't be said much better. I attended my first P-Funk show at 5 years old in 1977, so I was there too (L..A. show The Forum 1977) and saw The Holy Mothership land! Take Funk to Heaven in '77!
Old head doin da dam thang! Funkn wd da Funkadelics🤗😁🎆
I was there right in front of the stage.....
Gotta love the way they mix that with "good 2ur earhole"...another classic tune/album !! Yes, I did text "A L B U M " Forever thanking you, Mr.Garry " DOO-WOP " Shider...Hell, I'm 47yrs n still getting dressed up to see these MUSICIANS !! You really shouldn't ought to fight it...
@CosmicFunkOSMOSIS
"Funk On the Green" at the Oakland Coliseum 1980.
Who tha funk disliked this?
@nubiansista4life Yah, this is Fuzzy's song. Wish the original Parliaments would join GC on stage once more...R.I.P. Ray...Glenn, and Gary...Eddie..don't forget Philippe..
@Kamaria7 OH YES...respect!
Rest in Peace Garry
@nycfunk-Glenn Goins was the Man...Loved his guitar playing too, his baby Bro. has taken up the mantle.
@carlosantenna oh that is too,too true. damn clever i wishd id of thought of it. but you did so 'nuff said
I love Fuzz singing this !!! Fuzz where are you ???
Putcha hands together,C'mon and stomp your feet...Hell YEAH!
Good Form!!
I WAS THERE!! CAP CENTER!!
Love the shot gun from George
Cap Center was there
thats not gary, thats glen goins
DC Standin on the verge .
PREACH!!!
#PFunk 4 Life
Hey, be nice now. Some of us couldn't be there b/c we were only 6 years old at the time! But, at least I was born in the 70s so Funk is in my DNA. I'm one of the Children of Production, a member of the Hip Hop generation (80-96 respectively), which is Funk's offspring, grew up listening to George Clinton and Bootsy Collins, saw George in concert twice. Doesn't that count for something? :-)
PIONEER/GENEON (yup, the anime label) put out a badass concert James did in the '70s on DVD about 4-5 years ago. I'm still trying to get it, because I only saw a snippet of it on a PBS special. It had (a young, glasses-less) Bootsy, looking stoned and plucking the hell outta his bass, with James chanting, "BOOTSY!! YA'LL SAY, 'BOOTSY'!!" It might be out of print, but its a real DVD (you might find it at a used DVD/CD place). But...wow!!
so this is George Cilnton in this white wig? I'm just trying to figure out who is who in the P-Funk mob, cos they're so amazing. And it's hard for me to find Clinton, as he looks pretty damn different now. Another question:I suppose the main male vocalist is Clinton, I mean the guy who talks during the songs,interacts with the crowd and so on. But is it George? I know that Sheider, Goins, Morrison are often singing, but I mean the main guy.
I'm the beginer funkster, so forgive me asking these.
And, I should KNOW:
It was FEBRUARY 2, 1979: GROUNDHOG NIGHT!! (lol!!!). And, to verify it: The Columbia House Year In Music Book for 1979 (remember when you got that book when you got albums by mail from Columbia House? ^_^) actually listed that same show (at the Capitol Center) as the biggest selling stop on the Motor-Booty tour (all seats SOLD!!! Me and my brothers were actually STANDING 4 shoulders deep in the balcony!!).
Proud to have BEEN THERE!! Yeaaaa, boy!
This is some real down low Funk that stinks really bad 🤘🏿
Church!!!!!
I will soon 👍
🔥🔥🔥