Agreed. What I find astonishing is his wikipedia page says he has debilitating hyperacusis. Which is an auditory sensitivity disability. To be able to create music and have this level of talent through that is moving honestly.
@@OfentseMwaseFilms 100%. Incoming 🤓yap->Some songs are easier to do self-accompaniment for, but Chocolate Rain is tricky with the syncopation and polyphony (2 or more melodies moving at the same time, not just harmony/chords)
A big part of it was that people who heard it first would cut out the deep lyrics and just play him singing the two titular words over and over again. So a lot of us are actually hearing the lyrics for the first time.
@@MrGksarathy it's not putting someone down based on race. It's not thinking a race is less superior. It's not racist, it's just the internet. Funny chocolate rain go brrrr
Dear Tay, We all owe you an apology. Your song has more relevance today than ever before. Don't ever let us forget Chocolate Rain. Sincerely, Your fans
@@djenorman I didn't even hear of it until I saw "mama economy" posted to reddit today and people mentioned this in the comments. Posted years ago and I'm only seeing it now.
@@nathanthanatos3743 He's a powerful wordsmith eh? I'd definitely draw a distinction between being unaware of the song's existence and hearing but not understanding at time of release. I took OP's sweeping apology to indicate the latter, hencee my response. It's good that it's coming back up imo, still horribly relevant. [edit; typos]
@@djenorman horrifically relevant, even if i still can't fully parse the figurative language. I'm glad he mostly looks at the keyboard, because the daggers he shoots looking at the camera make it straight through the screen and into my stomach ':D
I was too young to remember this when it was popular. I never listened to the full song. Only knew the chorus. What a powerful message. I'm speechless.
Insane how so many people just heard this song and completely ignored the political overtones because it was catchy and because some people thought his voice was funny
@Rip privacy Sure, I'll just run down a few lyrics, but once you notice the first few it starts to click. "Chocolate Rain, The Bell Curve blames the DNA" The Bell Curve is a book that claimed black people were less intelligent genetically while pretending to be a scientific paper. "Chocolate Rain, "Only in the past" is what they say" "Chocolate Rain, School books say it can't come again" "Chocolate Rain build a tent and say the world is dry" these two lyrics are about how schools will often teach about racist periods of history as if it's society doesn't still have racism in every day life, along with the general public sharing that fantasy. "Chocolate Rain, cleans the sewers out in Mumbai" is a reference to the caste system in India were you are stuck into the class your born in which shows discrimination outside if African Americans, although the lower castes in India tend to have darker skin. "Chocolate Rain, dirty secrets of economy" which is about how alot of businesses and government use racist ideas and class unbalances to make more money, and work to keep those racist policys around to make more money. "Chocolate Rain the same crime has a higher price to pay" witch refers to how black people concistantly have worse punishments for crimes. I think you get the idea
I realized *what* it meant before, but never realized just how true it is. Until recent, I didn’t realize the systemic racism went all the way up through the governments.
The fact this dude crafted this song and lyrics at such a young age originally is kinda mind blowing. Especially when you actually listen to all the lyrics. Epic.
I love that this song is just the same statement made over and over again in exactly the same tune with exactly the same tempo to really drive home the cycle of racial injustice, so simple but so evocative.
Oh huh, when you put it that way you have a point... I'd always thought I like the lyrics around the repetition, but not the repetition itself. The song probably doesn't really work without that repetition.
@@andyd6338 Considering I'm betting most of us were in middle school when the song originally released, meaning completely whent over our heads. Rather we focused on funny mad say"Chocolate Rain"
Earlier I thought since technology improved he had something where we won't be able to hear the breathing when I first saw this. Apparently I was wrong.
Yeah it’s kind of a shame it went viral for the reasons it did. It’s a really well written song, and all anyone talks about is moving to not breathe in the mic and haha deep voice guy.
i appreciate just how brutally straight forward some of these lyrics are "the same crime has a higher price to pay" "turns that body into gdp" "the test scores are how much the parents make" it hits really deep sixteen years later
This is one of those songs that as soon you understand what it's all metaphor for, suddenly the entire song makes sense and all the lyrics become so impactful! Genius!
The most incredible thing is that he knows where the fountain of youth is, when he released this song he was 25 years old and he looked like a 15 year old boy, here he was 37 and he seems 22
No it isn't. Make a song called vanilla rain since they are the ones truly suffering . How long will this scam of black oppression continue. You are now the most privileged people on earth
Honestly the way he developed the tune over 10 years is super apparent here. He plays it with a lot more feeling and his delivery is more soulful and less robotic. Less of a viral video, more a genuinely well written song after this much time.
I saw a few other comments talking about the tempo of the song that I commented on. But you're right. If you slow it down it feels like he has more soul and piano is more emotional I think for the 20 year anniversary the 0.75x version is going too be what he plays because this song doesn't fit uptempo this song would have a much more emotional impact down tempo
Imagine making the most viral song about systemic racism ever and ur low nasal voice coupled with a catchy beat makes you part of the subject you mention in the exact same manner
@@OfficialVelka Poignant (adj) "evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret." That's how I felt listening to it. Maybe you don't feel that way when you hear it, but I do. No, not all songs about racism make me feel that way. This one does.
It really is a powerful song. I hate to say how blind I was about the racism in America before 2020 but it is clear we need some real change in our political system’s.
@@imacwall hahahahaha. Man. Thinking America has a race problem. How comedic. America doesnt. No one is discriminated on a systemic level. Okay, that's an exaggeration but you get my point. It's not that big an issue anymore. Minorities keeps getting more and more chances these days to the poont where we are starting to border on black privilege if anything.
you know, when i first heard this song way back in 2007 I just thought it was just a bunch of non-sequitors and ridiculous internet humor, but recently this video popped up on Instagram or something and so I decided to give it a listen again here 13 years later and wow it immediately hit me that it isn't just a meme song
@@ethanhawksley9097 yeah but most people didnt actually listen to the words in between "chocolate rain" and also a lot of the people were like 10 when they first heard it
@gold N 64 listen to any lyric mate. Made me cross the street the other day cough cough chocolate… every February washed away check what month February is. Same crime has a higher price to pay judge and jurry swear it’s not the face. This is a meme anthem but it should be a Black Lives Matter anthem.
It was always significant. This could have come out in the 60s and it would have been just as relevant then as it is now. That's what's fucked up, it never changes
@Fresh Pringz It's a joke Btw did you realize that the comments are sorted by newest by default very weird right? I think it's the third time that happens to me and it seems that it happens to every one in this video.
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What made you decide to make this version a bit slower than the original version in both the vocals and the music?
Truly a god given gift
this song lowkey sad
How old are you
No problem!!!! Thank you for making our childhoods!!!!!
He can actually play it and sing it at the same time. I find that so amazing. I respect these kinda musicians.
and he doesnt have to move away from the mic!
Agreed. What I find astonishing is his wikipedia page says he has debilitating hyperacusis. Which is an auditory sensitivity disability. To be able to create music and have this level of talent through that is moving honestly.
@@OfentseMwaseFilms 100%. Incoming 🤓yap->Some songs are easier to do self-accompaniment for, but Chocolate Rain is tricky with the syncopation and polyphony (2 or more melodies moving at the same time, not just harmony/chords)
This video show you how technology improved during this 10 years. He doesn't even need to **move away from the mic to breathe in!
Yup
@@Gaminboi2864 n he learned how to control n stuff lol n tech helped sum 😃 cheers
I think it's because he's singing slower now so he can breath in between lines
Well now you can hear him breathing ;-)
HAHAHAHA
How the heck did people in early UA-cam miss how heavy and accurate the lyrics were? This isn't just a fucking meme, it's a social commentary.
A big part of it was that people who heard it first would cut out the deep lyrics and just play him singing the two titular words over and over again. So a lot of us are actually hearing the lyrics for the first time.
@@tundrasome9409 I'm gonna be real, that's pretty shitty and probably a bit racist.
@@MrGksarathy it's not putting someone down based on race. It's not thinking a race is less superior. It's not racist, it's just the internet. Funny chocolate rain go brrrr
@@MrGksarathy it DID get popular on 4chan which is very well known for their racism.
@@MrGksarathy no you’re right, it was absolutely shitty and intentional.
Dear Tay,
We all owe you an apology. Your song has more relevance today than ever before. Don't ever let us forget Chocolate Rain.
Sincerely,
Your fans
Not everyone missed the original message.
@@djenorman I didn't even hear of it until I saw "mama economy" posted to reddit today and people mentioned this in the comments. Posted years ago and I'm only seeing it now.
@@nathanthanatos3743 He's a powerful wordsmith eh? I'd definitely draw a distinction between being unaware of the song's existence and hearing but not understanding at time of release. I took OP's sweeping apology to indicate the latter, hencee my response. It's good that it's coming back up imo, still horribly relevant. [edit; typos]
@@djenorman horrifically relevant, even if i still can't fully parse the figurative language. I'm glad he mostly looks at the keyboard, because the daggers he shoots looking at the camera make it straight through the screen and into my stomach ':D
Is it really? Chocolate Rain was more relevant back then then today. Dont let the political polarization make you think otherwise.
Tay Zonday is the only one who has escaped the effects of time for the past 10 year--is he an immortal or time traveler?
I think he's been drinking chocolate rain.
schmoyoho it takes longer for black people to start to show signs of age, I think
@Gabriel Sage @schmoyoho I guess black people are saiyans.
THEMISSINGLINK how do you know he's black lmao
The Araki syndrome.
He sang the entire song in one breath, did not once move away from the mic to breathe
His new mic doesn't pick up on his breathing as well, but you can still sometimes hear him breath
PoliticalFan You can hear it pretty good
No it's just that his mic
Doesn't pick up his breathing that well
r/whooosh...
@@gewoonwannes5394 that's the sound Tay Zonday makes when taking a massive, six-minute long breath before singing this song
This time he breathes into the mic, now that's character development
he's no longer turning his head the other way.
In about 2 more years, it's going to be the 20th anniversary of Chocolate Rain! Hope you make another anniversary cover!
Why tho
10 years later, now he no longer needs to move away from the mic to breathe
the journey of man
he learned, gain experience
Evolution of 10 years: he doesn't move away from the mic to breathe.
he's playing piano at the same time
Tay Zonday, the first human to cure himself of oxygen addiction
"build a tent and say the world is dry"
damn....
"Zoom the camera out and see the lie."
"The same crime has a higher price to pay"
"Some stay dry and others feel the pain."
“Every February washed away”
He no longer needs to move away from the mic to breathe... Also WOW what a message...
Respect.
uhm.. Tay.. youre breathing into the mic...
My first thought!
Look at then subtitles...
Me no hear
Thats part of the aestethic but yeah
If only he moved away from the mic 🥸
** doesn't ned to move mouth away from mic to breathe
YEAH TAYZONDAY
Reilly Brown ned
I was too young to remember this when it was popular. I never listened to the full song. Only knew the chorus. What a powerful message. I'm speechless.
The song doesn’t have a chorus
Insane how so many people just heard this song and completely ignored the political overtones because it was catchy and because some people thought his voice was funny
@Rip privacy Sure, I'll just run down a few lyrics, but once you notice the first few it starts to click.
"Chocolate Rain, The Bell Curve blames the DNA" The Bell Curve is a book that claimed black people were less intelligent genetically while pretending to be a scientific paper.
"Chocolate Rain, "Only in the past" is what they say" "Chocolate Rain, School books say it can't come again" "Chocolate Rain build a tent and say the world is dry" these two lyrics are about how schools will often teach about racist periods of history as if it's society doesn't still have racism in every day life, along with the general public sharing that fantasy.
"Chocolate Rain, cleans the sewers out in Mumbai" is a reference to the caste system in India were you are stuck into the class your born in which shows discrimination outside if African Americans, although the lower castes in India tend to have darker skin.
"Chocolate Rain, dirty secrets of economy" which is about how alot of businesses and government use racist ideas and class unbalances to make more money, and work to keep those racist policys around to make more money.
"Chocolate Rain the same crime has a higher price to pay" witch refers to how black people concistantly have worse punishments for crimes.
I think you get the idea
This is genuinely a really good song. The chord progression at 1:34 is really great, and the lyrics are well written, and it's also very catchy.
@@saltysauce8692 Thanks for this.
Devo
I never realized how powerful this one song from 2007 would be in a time like this.
Chocolate raaaiiiiinnnnn
choate rane
CHO!! CO!! LET!! ........RAAAAYYYYYYYYNNNNNAAHHHHH!!
I realized *what* it meant before, but never realized just how true it is. Until recent, I didn’t realize the systemic racism went all the way up through the governments.
True
The fact im listening whilst the decade is almost ending gots me spooked
fact: 2020 isnt the end of or start of a decade, its actually 2021
the more you know
The fact this dude crafted this song and lyrics at such a young age originally is kinda mind blowing. Especially when you actually listen to all the lyrics. Epic.
the mind is a powerful thing ....
Still waiting for his 2nd viral video.
I love that this song is just the same statement made over and over again in exactly the same tune with exactly the same tempo to really drive home the cycle of racial injustice, so simple but so evocative.
Oh huh, when you put it that way you have a point... I'd always thought I like the lyrics around the repetition, but not the repetition itself. The song probably doesn't really work without that repetition.
Original version: start of season op
This version: music that plays during the final fight of the series
Bean damn that’s crazy how I’m not the only one who just became suddenly interested in seeing this again
Bean accurate
fun fact:
he doesn't move away from the mic cos he has attained immortality and doesn't breathe anymore!
You hear him breathing in the mic lol
4 more years till we get the 20 year anniversary ver
That’s crazy its almost been 20 years
I don’t know how to feel about that
damnnn we old
Domain name and day counter needed 😅
I hope now people can understand what Tay meant.
"Build a tent and say the world is dry"
"zoom the camera out and see the lie"
It was always pretty obvious
@@andyd6338 Considering I'm betting most of us were in middle school when the song originally released, meaning completely whent over our heads. Rather we focused on funny mad say"Chocolate Rain"
Im at that part right now actually
@@gemain609 nah foo, I was five when this happened and most ppl I talk to regarding this are the same, pretty much this was forever ago 😂😂😂
This being recommended towards the end of this decade is a sign
Chocolate rain 1: anime opening
Chocolate rain 2: anime ending
haha!
The original was 15 years ago now. Imagine having made such a timeless classic at such a young age.
almost 15 years ago
16 yr ago....
Did we all just get recommended this at one time in late 2019 ?
legit must have shown up in our feeds at the exact same second lol
The Canucklehead so it wasn’t just me, weeeeeeiiiiird.
Hi!
I think its a sign from the gods
Yes 😂
0:21 he did not move away, hence we can hear him breathe. He was right all along
Earlier I thought since technology improved he had something where we won't be able to hear the breathing when I first saw this. Apparently I was wrong.
He’s in a chair he ain’t bouta move his entire body
yep, exactly
I’m glad UA-cam decided to recommend this to all of us at the same time
Cinna Bunz me too. I love the UA-cam gods. Praise the red cloud.
Dude same
History crashing back through your veins.
Oh man. That's real. He's a real lyricist.
First Version: anime opening song
This version: anime ending song
this
I'm watching this in 1,25x speed
How did you guys find my comment in an endless sea of new ones!!??
As a weeb I can confirm
Weebism is heresy
This is almost 3 years old now and I had no clue this existed until right now
Ye
I was way too young to get this song the first time around, but now I'm old enough that it hits way too hard. Keep doing what you do.
Yeah it’s kind of a shame it went viral for the reasons it did. It’s a really well written song, and all anyone talks about is moving to not breathe in the mic and haha deep voice guy.
WHY IS THIS 2 YEARS LATE IN MY RECOMMENDATIONS
lintlickerize my thoughts exactly
2017 : -
2018 : -
2019 : *UA-cam has recommended you this video*
This is good and all..
..but he didn't move away from the mic to breathe..
lol ikr
Immersion ruined
I kind of like it though, kind of like when you play the guitar and hear the fingers streaking across the strings sometimes
@@Clinterpottrmus It feels like it's made by a human when you hear those tiny details. Not ideal during studio recordings though.
🤣🤣🤣
i appreciate just how brutally straight forward some of these lyrics are
"the same crime has a higher price to pay" "turns that body into gdp" "the test scores are how much the parents make"
it hits really deep sixteen years later
How has this only just hit my recommended
Sam Williams me too
same
The Algorithim has blessed us today.
Indeed
Very good performance but just a tip, you should probably move away the mic when you breath
Hahahaha lol
It’s like the only difference from the original, he just didn’t look away to breathe!
2007: Moves away to breathe
2017: Breathes into the mic
He no longer moves away from the mic to breathe in.
Megan Marie XD
very good, but you didn't move away fom the mic to breathe
Clearly in 10 years he has transcended the need for breathing
This is one of those songs that as soon you understand what it's all metaphor for, suddenly the entire song makes sense and all the lyrics become so impactful! Genius!
*_he didn't move away from the mic to breathe in_*
Meaning is obtained of the godly power
*oh god*
*oh my god*
The most incredible thing is that he knows where the fountain of youth is, when he released this song he was 25 years old and he looked like a 15 year old boy, here he was 37 and he seems 22
Uhm he didn’t turn away from the mic to breathe. This is conclusive evidence that He doesn’t breathe anymore
🤣🤣🤣
It's sad how the meaning of this song is still true and just reading the comments proves it.
What is the point of the song?
@@TheBlockTVinc systematic racism
@@TheBlockTVinc the song makes more sense when you replace chocolate rain with the nono word
No it isn't. Make a song called vanilla rain since they are the ones truly suffering . How long will this scam of black oppression continue. You are now the most privileged people on earth
@@acoochie467 like all the systematic racism against whites in hiring and college
He didn't move away from the mic to breath in!
Yeah, you could hear him breathe :o
Thanks youtube, only two years late on recommending this.
NocFA same
NocFA same
Yo
Me too lmao
Two
Clearly a fake, he didn't move away from the mic to breathe in.
Honestly the way he developed the tune over 10 years is super apparent here. He plays it with a lot more feeling and his delivery is more soulful and less robotic. Less of a viral video, more a genuinely well written song after this much time.
A classic always matures with age.
I saw a few other comments talking about the tempo of the song that I commented on. But you're right. If you slow it down it feels like he has more soul and piano is more emotional I think for the 20 year anniversary the 0.75x version is going too be what he plays because this song doesn't fit uptempo this song would have a much more emotional impact down tempo
he breathed into the mic this time
Jobani Mendoza lmao I noticed that too
What a classic way to start the year
Soda Popinski the new decade
Soda Popinski yes man!
It was actually a surprise tool that'll help us later (later being now)
2007: moves away from mic to prevent noise
2017: " *huuuu* "
Disappointed no turning away from the mic for breath
The algorithm has malfunctioned by sending us a good vid
His voice aged like fine wine 😌👌
Wait
his voice never will age
Neither will he
Fax
He's not moving away from the Mic to breathe in.
The ten year anniversary is now 7 years old. Insanity
😂😭😭 right! 😵💫
He didn't move away from the mic to breathe.
Ikr bro
das illegal
Once every 10 years the chocolate rain returns, to be heard again
its like pennywise XD
This is fake. The real Tay moves away from his mic to breathe
I know right 😂😂😂
That's cause its been about ten years since he did
Except that, like Faith Hill, I could hear him breathing.
“Build a tent and say the world is dry” goes hard af
I had to comment the same thing. The analogy's so great
This is just getting recommended to me now? Man... this is amazing!
reidyboy102998 seems like it's only reaching people today, the algorithm is so weird.
We laughed when we should've listened.
Facts
Facts
Facs
Fax
📠 no 🖨️
This song could’ve solved racism but all we did was make fun of him moving away from the mic to breathe
@@idk-ll4lg brethe
Yeah don't think a song is gonna end racism
wait this got viral cause he moved away from the mic to breathe
Ironic, right ?
Imagine making the most viral song about systemic racism ever and ur low nasal voice coupled with a catchy beat makes you part of the subject you mention in the exact same manner
I love this song for so many years. Please keep up the great work
Did anyone secretly want him to move away from the mic for breaths?
he takes himself to seriously now to make a reference like that... Sadly
6% disappointed because he didn’t move away from the mic to breathe
Breathing is *so* ten years ago tbh
UA-cam wanted to show us a little masterpiece before the decade ended
Just so we don't forget it ever existed
LuigiTheSnicker how could we ever forget this gem?
i just really really love that piano riff, so well written
This man is clearly an impostor, he never turned his head once to breath, lol!!
Chris No he’s not when he does it in a more powerful voice he turns his head for air ..!!!!
12 years later and the message of this song is still so poignant. There is so much more to this song than a catchy melody and meme status.
it's not really poignant
@@OfficialVelka to quote the dude "That's just like, your opinion, man."
@@OfficialVelka Pretty poignant.
BourneRandom you’re one of the people hiding in a tent and saying the world is dry.
@@OfficialVelka Poignant (adj) "evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret." That's how I felt listening to it. Maybe you don't feel that way when you hear it, but I do. No, not all songs about racism make me feel that way. This one does.
Technology has advanced to the point where he doesn't need to move away from the mic to breathe
Me then: Haha its raining chocolate funny hahaha
Me now: This is powerful.
we matching profile pictures
It really is a powerful song. I hate to say how blind I was about the racism in America before 2020 but it is clear we need some real change in our political system’s.
😃good song but it's feel's sad😭
@@imacwall hahahahaha. Man. Thinking America has a race problem. How comedic. America doesnt. No one is discriminated on a systemic level. Okay, that's an exaggeration but you get my point. It's not that big an issue anymore. Minorities keeps getting more and more chances these days to the poont where we are starting to border on black privilege if anything.
you know, when i first heard this song way back in 2007 I just thought it was just a bunch of non-sequitors and ridiculous internet humor, but recently this video popped up on Instagram or something and so I decided to give it a listen again here 13 years later and wow it immediately hit me that it isn't just a meme song
How has the world come to this....?
@kevin willems Your IQ is through the floor.
He forgot to step away from the mic to breathe
lol, its been ten years dude why do you rememeber
tricky gamers i think its because they made fun of him during “youtubers react to viral videos” and it kinda stuck with me
Lol!!
Tay is looking at us like we know what it means now.
I figured out what it meant the second time I heard it, it’s not that hard
@@ethanhawksley9097 yeah but most people didnt actually listen to the words in between "chocolate rain" and also a lot of the people were like 10 when they first heard it
@@monsieurlefrog8706not me
This time he doesn’t move away from the microphone to inhale
Well, if he did move just an inch he would gag on the mic... 😂
im disappointed that you didnt move away from the mic to breath
I think he purposefully breathed in slightly louder than normal instead.
It's obvious. He's moving at a slower pace this time to preserve energy so he doesn't have to move away from the mic to breathe in.
Amazing how you did this whole song without breathing.
0:23 *checkmate*
@@myrtlelloyd8484 cease
didnt even mvoe away from mic to breath ......
*I move away from the mic to breath in*
ahahaha i was thinking about that
lol that's what i remember most about the song.
This song is a timeless classic.
He didn't move his mouth from the microphone to breath
Automatic Dislike
And the difference is noticeable
You get a like just for Tame Impala
Nice cover, you sound just like that chocolate rain kid
Bruh he's the dude that sang it
Mr. Alpha.- r/whooosh
@@mr.alpha.- Flew right over you didn't it?
@@mr.alpha.- whooooooooooooooooosh
r/ihaveareddit @@cesaraguirre8191
I looked up his age - he is 38 years old! WHAT?! He looks like a teen
Black don’t crack
wtf
Wtf
38?!- I thought he was like mid 40 or- wow looks hella yung thoo not gon front
Others cry and others feel the pain
This is a legit masterpiece lol the words actually have WAY too much meaning for it to have been ignored as it became a meme. Love it
@gold N 64 listen to any lyric mate. Made me cross the street the other day cough cough chocolate… every February washed away check what month February is. Same crime has a higher price to pay judge and jurry swear it’s not the face. This is a meme anthem but it should be a Black Lives Matter anthem.
@gold N 64 it’s actually a beautiful song but it’s still fun. But knowing the lyrics kinda makes it sad.
When UA-cam recommends you a video a year late.
Bro same
SAAAAME
Almost 2 years
Dude right?
two years**
this hits different now
You didn't move away from the mic
I heard you breathe
I never appreciated the lyrics when younger. This is great.
this is more significant now ✊🏿
It was always significant. This could have come out in the 60s and it would have been just as relevant then as it is now.
That's what's fucked up, it never changes
yes but with more people dying and the riots, it’s significant, your not wrong tho
WirelessW read other comment
Wait no this is wrong
why doesnt he move away from the mic
Maybe this mic is less sensitive
@@bobcatman0121 I heard he learned to not have to breath anymore
@@eondrache7786 Marshall doing classes on that now? Damn 🤭
It's character development
can y'all actually talk about the song instead of going "haha step away from mic"
He didn't move away from the mic to breathe in
smh
@Fresh Pringz It's a joke
Btw did you realize that the comments are sorted by newest by default very weird right?
I think it's the third time that happens to me and it seems that it happens to every one in this video.
lon lom it does go in newest first 🤔. UA-cam be doing sketchy things
@@TheBigShaq exactly
lon lom youtube legends never die, thus stating he doesn’t require respiration