His flow switches (which hold grime elements to me) is synonymous with East London and East London artists, they have a long history with grime, déjà, jungle etc
The energy on this plugged in is actually insane, it's why I loved the malistrip plugged in. Despite being too drilly for my taste it gets me jumpy and that is just so important for music. That "mind her mind" sequence was INSANE and he actually made a good airforce reference. Not to mention how iconic "that's big facts" is, you can tell ppl would scream that at a concert.
Brooo Top 5 plugged ins of all time? I can agree for sure this is honestly disgusting. C1 is CB with better wordplay and better flow, he's the perfect drill rapper. Can't wait for him to drop a tape
Tricky because I have to separate what I'm categorizing. Ones like A92 and the 98s may not be "the best" lyrically, but are undeniable for the "moment" that they created. I'd have to think about this one a lot. Pete and Bas are in there 100% for me though.
Great reaction and breakdown as always man. Hope you're doing good, you seem noticeably less energetic. I'm hoping it's due to fatigue and not from getting bored with drill or this song, lmao.
I give the lyricism at least a 9, there were some very cold punchlines and multiple entendres that hit so much more because he's talking about real things that have happened. Can't be a 10 because there were a lot of similes and when he started repeating some lines like "that's big facts." The flows are an undeniable 10 though. I agree with some elements of the beat not being mixed well, but each element works so well with each other. The jumpy snares and punchy kicks layered over that emotional violin with all the effects creates such an interesting contrast. What was really lacking for me were the 808s. They sounded decent, but could've been a lot more dynamic in terms of when it kicks in, the pitch, filters, maybe some panning, and the pattern of the slides was quite basic. I'd still give it an 8.5 for the melody alone.
After watching some other people's reactions, I def didn't catch EVERY line but I wouldn't inch past like 8.5. This is because it took time to build up and I also wouldn't say 9 because that would mean it's ALMOST comparable to something like a Daily Duppy which typically gets 9s and 10s from me. By DRILL standards, it's a bit above average, but compared to artists like Dave, Ghetts, PS, TwoFace, 9 would mean it's close to that level based on my scale. That's just to give my 8 some more context since I didn't get to explain here. As for the beat breakdown, I couldn't have done any better. You dissected that way better than I ever could.
@@KRXOVRmedia I understand your rating a lot better now, thanks for the clarification. I definitely wasn't thinking in terms of a Daily Duppy or UK music as a whole, I was judging by just Plugged In and drill standards, so fair enough. Yeah, he's nowhere close to TwoFace, PS, etc. lmao.
@@ak-jxrdy-7 you went all in, respect bro 😂 His lyricism has alot of potential icl, like his entendres are sometimes disgusting just needs to get rid of the lazy parts like the "big facts" and repetitions like you said.
C1 definitely shelled and there’s nothing more for me to say that you didn’t say lol. Not sure if you’ve listened yet but if you get around to CB’s Still Active (‘cause I’m pretty sure you did react to Machines but I may be buggin’) I’d love to see your thoughts.
definitely top 10 but can’t be top 5 honestly with stuff like -suspect x 2smokeyy -tt x mobz x s13 -woosh -t global -nito nb x Workrate/ or even the one with sixty
Those are iconic and have had a huge impact. But when you take in the technical elements and really analyse the music, C1's Plugged In is miles ahead of CGE's (cold, but everyone on it is capable of more), Woosh's (was my favourite for a long time) and both of the 156 Plugged In's (same thing as CGE, they've all got so much potential and despite Nito's flows, his wordplay was nothing special. Workrate really did show a lot of improvement on both Plugged In's, so we have to give him that credit).
@@ak-jxrdy-7 on technical terms yes c1 probably will be ahead but the plugged ins I just mentioned are the type you could listen to hundreds of times but still never get bored ykwim like this plugged in is amazing but Honestly I only played it on Spotify a couple times Til now like I just don’t feel that desire to listen to it like that because I’ve already cracked all the bars so they won’t surprise me like the first time anymore and the bars are the main thing that c1 has going for him I mean all the other plugged ins I mentioned definitely have better flow that this
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 I can't agree with that. Flow, and all other elements of rap, is a difficult thing to judge, because music will always be subjective. However, you can always tell when someone is rapping over a beat at a certain tempo and you can tell how difficult it would be to do, as well as how good it sounds. Another thing to add is your rhyme scheme/pattern while you're flowing. Nito is great at assonance, which I'll show you an example of in my next comment, or else this will be too long, lmfao.
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 My example with Nito: "No A&E for an _aisle yute_ *(IOU),* Bro's _slidin' through_ and _I'm riding too,_ Like, _ride on who?_ When I _ride on you,_ we'll _slide and shoot,_ you can _die in blue,"_ from the Plugged In with Sixty. Very cold and it even had wordplay with the vowels. But he doesn't have anywhere near the same level of conviction and energy that C1 has. I'll give you a similar example from C1's Plugged In that *also* has a 3 syllable rhyme scheme and around the same tempo, with slightly stronger assonance because of the "i" sound being repeated not only on just the first, but also third syllable: "Just cause I won't _mind her mind,_ When it's _riding time,_ my bullets don't _hide it's like_ tryna feed a man _bine on bine,_ Niggas tell _lies on lies,_ don't _drive, just line_ out, If you get _bine, it's mine,_ " He then switches it to incorporate an additional 2-syllable internal rhyme, while still on the 3-syllable rhyme scheme he started with and also has cold wordplay with DigDat: "Nah brudda, keep _talkin',_ if I don't catch a man _walkin',_ I'm gonna _find his guy,_ When I'm air _forcin',_ I'm gonna dig that _all in,_ gonna be a _grimey night,_ " I hope you can see/hear the difference between Nito's and C1's verses, and understand why I say C1 basically did what Nito did, but on a greater level when you take the time to analyse both.
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 Regarding the replayability, I hear what you mean, but I think that's due to preferring the older drill sound. I personally enjoy C1's beat compared to the 156 one. I can definitely still go back and enjoy the 156 Plugged In, but I can also listen to C1's an equal amount of times. I think we'll have to give C1's Plugged In some time (around 3 months to a year) before we can truly come to a conclusion on if it will still sound as good as it does now.
@@KRXOVRmedia i dont think its wild but my god the amount of people that would jump against us is crazy, remember how many haters were on your yanko plugged in reaction? 😂 If they open their eyes and ignore status in drill then they'll see C1 is far better
My bad for that mistake on the annotation lol. I was editing this on almost no sleep before going to bed for work all over again
what was it meant to say?
The build up to the choppy flow, and that transition to the other flow was elite!!!
Yeah his flows on this were MAUD
His flow switches (which hold grime elements to me) is synonymous with East London and East London artists, they have a long history with grime, déjà, jungle etc
Makes perfect sense when you put it that way
And he's from east london newham old school grime capital
The flows, bars, energy made me love this plugged in . And also his facial expressions Lmaoo
Agreed. He definitely delivered something special here
I like reactions very much.. Distinguished from the rest of those who are in the same content. All Support from Egypt ❤️
Thank you!!
The energy on this plugged in is actually insane, it's why I loved the malistrip plugged in. Despite being too drilly for my taste it gets me jumpy and that is just so important for music. That "mind her mind" sequence was INSANE and he actually made a good airforce reference.
Not to mention how iconic "that's big facts" is, you can tell ppl would scream that at a concert.
You hit the nail on the head here tbh. Can't say it any better. He really got something special with this one
Brooo Top 5 plugged ins of all time? I can agree for sure this is honestly disgusting. C1 is CB with better wordplay and better flow, he's the perfect drill rapper. Can't wait for him to drop a tape
Def top 5 without debate IMO
@@KRXOVRmedia what are the other 4?
Tricky because I have to separate what I'm categorizing. Ones like A92 and the 98s may not be "the best" lyrically, but are undeniable for the "moment" that they created. I'd have to think about this one a lot. Pete and Bas are in there 100% for me though.
@@KRXOVRmedia the second 156 one is up there too imo
@@KRXOVRmedia crazy that Pete and bas write their own bars with their grandkids. Show lyricism has no age
1:39 the button smashes will always send me 🤣
😭 😭 😭
Bruh this was 🔥🔥🔥
Couldn’t get past the “yoke” bar for a minute, your reaction was sending me lol
I love this plugged in his bars and flow were so on point but for me the best part is how happy c1 looks you can tell he is just on one in this
C1 7th is basically a Jumpy version of CB
That last lil flow was hard ngl “even Nike told you just do it” “n**** die from my influence”
Personally I'd give the replay value a 10/10. I've had this on replay since it came out
It not having a hook is what keeps it from being as replayable for ME. I like when a song has that one thing I can look fwd to hearing several times
@@KRXOVRmedia that makes sense . I'm patiently waiting on your reaction on Chinx OS tho
“5 seconds: TEXT here.”
Thanks for the explanation there.
Lol 🤷🏿♂️
Definitely one of the most replayable plugged ins
1 of my favs fr
This was the one bro...my favorite plugged in
Worddd. It's deffff a standout in the series
Didn’t even realize u ain’t react to it yet. Happy u did
Definitely one of the best!!!
C1NNA has been cold for time he's the best upcoming uk drill artist this year lmnl
I love that u still mumbling the lyrics every time cause I was doing the same thing my first times listening 😂
🤣🤣🤣 I couldn't resist
This is craazzzyy
Shadiq react to C1 (C1NNA) Cold room if u haven't already lmnl had that tune on repeat ever since release
“5 seconds text here”😭😭😭
Oops lmfao oh well
🔥🔥
Cold reaction as usual..technical break down fire!
Thank you thank you
C1s new drop is even crazier imo, have you recorded that one yet? Preciate the uploads as always 🤝
Nah I haven't. Thanks for the support
@@KRXOVRmedia can't wait for that one, brazy beat you'll like it
Great reaction and breakdown as always man. Hope you're doing good, you seem noticeably less energetic. I'm hoping it's due to fatigue and not from getting bored with drill or this song, lmao.
🤣 I typically film after work, so that's probably what you're picking up on.
@@KRXOVRmedia Makes sense, lol.
React to his previous song "smoke"
You will be surprised by this flows there as well.
best scheme 2 face playstation scheme...nuts!!
Yeah that scheme was wicked
Defo one of the hardest plugged ins out🤮❄️
Agreed. This one is memorable af
You should react to the other c1 plugged in
I give the lyricism at least a 9, there were some very cold punchlines and multiple entendres that hit so much more because he's talking about real things that have happened. Can't be a 10 because there were a lot of similes and when he started repeating some lines like "that's big facts." The flows are an undeniable 10 though.
I agree with some elements of the beat not being mixed well, but each element works so well with each other. The jumpy snares and punchy kicks layered over that emotional violin with all the effects creates such an interesting contrast. What was really lacking for me were the 808s. They sounded decent, but could've been a lot more dynamic in terms of when it kicks in, the pitch, filters, maybe some panning, and the pattern of the slides was quite basic. I'd still give it an 8.5 for the melody alone.
After watching some other people's reactions, I def didn't catch EVERY line but I wouldn't inch past like 8.5. This is because it took time to build up and I also wouldn't say 9 because that would mean it's ALMOST comparable to something like a Daily Duppy which typically gets 9s and 10s from me. By DRILL standards, it's a bit above average, but compared to artists like Dave, Ghetts, PS, TwoFace, 9 would mean it's close to that level based on my scale. That's just to give my 8 some more context since I didn't get to explain here.
As for the beat breakdown, I couldn't have done any better. You dissected that way better than I ever could.
@@KRXOVRmedia I understand your rating a lot better now, thanks for the clarification. I definitely wasn't thinking in terms of a Daily Duppy or UK music as a whole, I was judging by just Plugged In and drill standards, so fair enough. Yeah, he's nowhere close to TwoFace, PS, etc. lmao.
@@ak-jxrdy-7 you went all in, respect bro 😂
His lyricism has alot of potential icl, like his entendres are sometimes disgusting just needs to get rid of the lazy parts like the "big facts" and repetitions like you said.
@@Desxire Lol, yeah man.
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C1 (7th) S13 (CGE) - Thirteen Freestyle 🔥🔥🔥
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My man knows music
Thank you thank you!
the song is cold still i'm always singing it
C1 definitely shelled and there’s nothing more for me to say that you didn’t say lol.
Not sure if you’ve listened yet but if you get around to CB’s Still Active (‘cause I’m pretty sure you did react to Machines but I may be buggin’) I’d love to see your thoughts.
Shadiq done the three reactions what will be next in 3 weeks😂
Lord alone knows 💀
Lord better have a good taste on yo drill😂
Whats the tunes name bro? 10:50?
hHAHA the build up..i knew would spin you.
😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭
Yo u were on beat at 1:55
🤣🤣🤣 Lowkeyyy
Ay yo bruv if you see this react to grizzy and stickz 150 plugged in
React to S13 #CGE x C1 #7th - Thirt33n Freestyle, C1 #7th - Smoke, C1 #7th - The Cold Room w/Tweeko 💥💥💥💥 you will not be disappointed... Trus' mi
definitely top 10 but can’t be top 5 honestly with stuff like
-suspect x 2smokeyy
-tt x mobz x s13
-woosh
-t global
-nito nb x Workrate/ or even the one with sixty
Those are iconic and have had a huge impact. But when you take in the technical elements and really analyse the music, C1's Plugged In is miles ahead of CGE's (cold, but everyone on it is capable of more), Woosh's (was my favourite for a long time) and both of the 156 Plugged In's (same thing as CGE, they've all got so much potential and despite Nito's flows, his wordplay was nothing special. Workrate really did show a lot of improvement on both Plugged In's, so we have to give him that credit).
@@ak-jxrdy-7 on technical terms yes c1 probably will be ahead but the plugged ins I just mentioned are the type you could listen to hundreds of times but still never get bored ykwim like this plugged in is amazing but Honestly I only played it on Spotify a couple times Til now like I just don’t feel that desire to listen to it like that because I’ve already cracked all the bars so they won’t surprise me like the first time anymore and the bars are the main thing that c1 has going for him I mean all the other plugged ins I mentioned definitely have better flow that this
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 I can't agree with that. Flow, and all other elements of rap, is a difficult thing to judge, because music will always be subjective. However, you can always tell when someone is rapping over a beat at a certain tempo and you can tell how difficult it would be to do, as well as how good it sounds. Another thing to add is your rhyme scheme/pattern while you're flowing. Nito is great at assonance, which I'll show you an example of in my next comment, or else this will be too long, lmfao.
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 My example with Nito:
"No A&E for an _aisle yute_ *(IOU),*
Bro's _slidin' through_ and _I'm riding too,_
Like, _ride on who?_
When I _ride on you,_ we'll _slide and shoot,_ you can _die in blue,"_ from the Plugged In with Sixty. Very cold and it even had wordplay with the vowels. But he doesn't have anywhere near the same level of conviction and energy that C1 has. I'll give you a similar example from C1's Plugged In that *also* has a 3 syllable rhyme scheme and around the same tempo, with slightly stronger assonance because of the "i" sound being repeated not only on just the first, but also third syllable:
"Just cause I won't _mind her mind,_
When it's _riding time,_ my bullets don't _hide it's like_ tryna feed a man _bine on bine,_
Niggas tell _lies on lies,_ don't _drive, just line_ out,
If you get _bine, it's mine,_ "
He then switches it to incorporate an additional 2-syllable internal rhyme, while still on the 3-syllable rhyme scheme he started with and also has cold wordplay with DigDat:
"Nah brudda, keep _talkin',_ if I don't catch a man _walkin',_ I'm gonna _find his guy,_
When I'm air _forcin',_ I'm gonna dig that _all in,_ gonna be a _grimey night,_ "
I hope you can see/hear the difference between Nito's and C1's verses, and understand why I say C1 basically did what Nito did, but on a greater level when you take the time to analyse both.
@@AllMightyPUSH-04 Regarding the replayability, I hear what you mean, but I think that's due to preferring the older drill sound. I personally enjoy C1's beat compared to the 156 one.
I can definitely still go back and enjoy the 156 Plugged In, but I can also listen to C1's an equal amount of times. I think we'll have to give C1's Plugged In some time (around 3 months to a year) before we can truly come to a conclusion on if it will still sound as good as it does now.
C1 #7th - Smoke please react to this bro you wont be disappointed. Still Active - CB, C1 7th, Sus, Broadday
React to country dons plugged in
I know its wild but i dont even care, C1>Yanko
Not wild at all. I agree off this one freestyle alone
@@KRXOVRmedia i dont think its wild but my god the amount of people that would jump against us is crazy, remember how many haters were on your yanko plugged in reaction? 😂
If they open their eyes and ignore status in drill then they'll see C1 is far better
They can kick rocks 🤣 fan boys are weird.
react to CB still active 🔥🔥🔥
React to 021kid plugged in.
Unlikely. I have too many other videos to do