I think Justin Bieber is just GOAT for everyone.
If you didn't like Justin Bieber during that era,
then I don't even know if you were born in that era.
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When they did Shanks and Shivs and The Message,
you could tell that was the really fresh,
early days,
but when you listen to In the Beginning,
you can hear that they've grown a lot
and just they've had more time
to think about the actual concept of the song.
It sounds like they've got lots of people backing them.
There's just more energy around that song I feel.
Yes, Spenny is probably my favourite member of Onefour.
He's just got
Especially in In the Beginning, he's got so much energy
in his verse.
The Message is
That's the GOAT track or Shanks And Shivs.
Yes, I have too many options right now.
No, I have to go with In rhe Beginning.
Yes, In the Beginning is my GOAT Onefour track.
Oh, Rimon.
Rimon, for me right now,
is one of my favourite female R&B artists,
non-stop listening to her.
I think I have my own style of writing songs,
but I can tell when I listen to Rimon,
she's had years of practice and hours into her craft.
I think the way that she writes
and the structures of her song it's not predictable.
To me, Rimon, she really has her own art
and her own craft that you can tell
that she's got her own style of writing songs,
so I think that's pretty cool.
My favourite Adidas sneaker is actually the Continental.
It's super plain,
but they are the most comfortable shoe that I've ever worn
once you break them in.
I have three pairs.
One that I wear to work, and then one that stays white,
and then one that I just wear to the gym, but yes,
Continentals are my GOAT Adidas shoe.
I think Justin Bieber is just GOAT for everyone.
If you didn't like Justin Bieber during that era,
then I don't even know if you were born in that era.
It was Baby, but then it went into Boyfriend,
and Boyfriend was when he got hot,
not like a 12-year-old boy anymore.
Boyfriend is actually his GOAT song.
I could be your boyfriend, I'd never let you go.
Yes, that one.
I don't really listen to him anymore, hey.
But I still think he's a pretty great artist.
He's been through a lot, so yes, he deserves that respect.
My GOAT hardstyle artist is Angerfist.
I like euphoric hardstyle,
but I love that really dark and energetic hardstyle,
so yes, Angerfist.
You can already tell by his name what kind of hardstyle
he makes. [chuckles]
I think Western Sydney likes the energy.
I think hardstyle has always been around
since even I was little.
All my cousins listened to it when I was four years old,
so it's just kind of always been there, but I think
it's semi-tradition.
If you go to Cabramatta or you go to an Asian store
in Bankstown, people play hardstyle in the streets,
in the shops while they're working.
I think He's is on that Western Sydney wave,
incorporating hardstyle, and psytrance with Aussie rap,
which is pretty cool.
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