Below is a link to our latest NERDCORE track AMV. It is a Kakashi Rap. Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoy: th-cam.com/video/hC8OiBDXTU8/w-d-xo.html
Fun fact/Story time: The reason The Stupendiom swore so much in this was was literally because he wanted to troll Cam, who was in charge of putting different parts together. You see, he likes doing voices so he kept asking cam if he could do the rap in voice of, as in, "full on role playing" as Big The cat. Which he still did for the very last lyrics. But Cam said no each time, explaining that since nobody else was doing that, it wouldn't be right to let him. So it HAD to be in his usual voice. So the troll was for Big The cat to be super out of character, and use hyper stereotypical rap tropes. Like swearing excessively, talking about sex, dominance, being hostile. Exc, exc. Making it nothing at all like what Big the Cat would say. The result of that was hilarious. xD
I don't know how you order the videos to do reactions on, but I would recommend the next video on a Camsteady song, if he hasn't already made a new one, I highly suggest the sequel to this song. The Sonic the Hedgehog: "Villans" cipher. It is regarded by some as camps best cipher. Personally.. idk if it's 'the best', but it is definitely pretty high up there. I think everyone can agree it is at least somewhere in his top 5.
He probably doesn't know about the drama, plus just because NLJ said/did some stupid shit doesn't mean we can't enjoy some of his verses from time to time (separating art from the artist is absolutely okay)
As someone who loves Cam, loves Pokémon and knows very little about Sonic, the Sonic Villain cypher is Cam's best cypher. Cami-Cat's verse is my favourite verse here though, loved how her entire verse sounded and also the Laura Bailey line was really cool after I learned what it meant.
True. That is probably one of his best songs. I would say like, the best song at the point it was made, but second best right now. Cami-Cat's part is underrated. But everyone's parts were so good in this one, it's hard to notice. :)
@@itsyaboimiless4442 He made some racist jokes in the past, and while he defended himself saying that they were "just jokes" and weren't meant to be taken seriously he still continued to make them even though nobody in the nerdcore community found them funny. Lots of people were willing to give him a pass since everyone deserves a second chance, but his repeated behaviour eventually lead to him being disowned by the nerdcore community. That being said, I see nothing wrong with vibing to his verses from time to time. People often forget that many popular rappers from the 90s and early 2000s were incredibly homophobic and yet we still listen to and enjoy their music. Separating art from the artist is something many of us do without even realizing, and in the case of NLJ I see little to no difference.
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Below is a link to our latest NERDCORE track AMV. It is a Kakashi Rap. Thank you so much for listening and I hope you enjoy:
th-cam.com/video/hC8OiBDXTU8/w-d-xo.html
Fun fact/Story time:
The reason The Stupendiom swore so much in this was was literally because he wanted to troll Cam, who was in charge of putting different parts together.
You see, he likes doing voices so he kept asking cam if he could do the rap in voice of, as in, "full on role playing" as Big The cat. Which he still did for the very last lyrics.
But Cam said no each time, explaining that since nobody else was doing that, it wouldn't be right to let him.
So it HAD to be in his usual voice.
So the troll was for Big The cat to be super out of character, and use hyper stereotypical rap tropes. Like swearing excessively, talking about sex, dominance, being hostile. Exc, exc. Making it nothing at all like what Big the Cat would say.
The result of that was hilarious. xD
Also like how he slipped a line on their usual style, the catchy hook.
So Laura Bailey is the voice actor of Blaze the cat but also she plays Dnd so it's double.
A fairly chaotic dnd player at that.
I don't know how you order the videos to do reactions on, but I would recommend the next video on a Camsteady song, if he hasn't already made a new one, I highly suggest the sequel to this song. The Sonic the Hedgehog: "Villans" cipher.
It is regarded by some as camps best cipher.
Personally.. idk if it's 'the best', but it is definitely pretty high up there. I think everyone can agree it is at least somewhere in his top 5.
Bro why do you type so much?
I’m a little upset you kept NLJs verse in the reaction, but it’s all good your reaction is sick bro!
He probably doesn't know about the drama, plus just because NLJ said/did some stupid shit doesn't mean we can't enjoy some of his verses from time to time (separating art from the artist is absolutely okay)
Finally! 😄😃
Lol!!
Cam Steady also did a Sonic villains rap cypher, as well. Can you react to that next?
I enjoyed the reaction this is a good cypher everybody brought it
As someone who loves Cam, loves Pokémon and knows very little about Sonic, the Sonic Villain cypher is Cam's best cypher.
Cami-Cat's verse is my favourite verse here though, loved how her entire verse sounded and also the Laura Bailey line was really cool after I learned what it meant.
True. That is probably one of his best songs. I would say like, the best song at the point it was made, but second best right now.
Cami-Cat's part is underrated. But everyone's parts were so good in this one, it's hard to notice. :)
was anyone else surprised or upset that he kept NLJ's verse in?
I didn’t acknowledge his presence in the cypher at all.
Did something happen with NLJ?
@@itsyaboimiless4442 He made some racist jokes in the past, and while he defended himself saying that they were "just jokes" and weren't meant to be taken seriously he still continued to make them even though nobody in the nerdcore community found them funny. Lots of people were willing to give him a pass since everyone deserves a second chance, but his repeated behaviour eventually lead to him being disowned by the nerdcore community. That being said, I see nothing wrong with vibing to his verses from time to time. People often forget that many popular rappers from the 90s and early 2000s were incredibly homophobic and yet we still listen to and enjoy their music. Separating art from the artist is something many of us do without even realizing, and in the case of NLJ I see little to no difference.