TravD
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Surprising collaboration between Aussie Hip-Hop act Illy and lead singer of metalcore band Amity Affliction, Ahren Stringer. <br><br>This track works well for me - a solid mix between the two genres, although I feel that the 'woah-oh' part might indicate ever so slightly that this could be a sellout. A great track otherwise.<br><br>5-->6
Last edited: 14/11/2013 08:04

KingBandicoot
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This works very well. I enjoy the blend of the different types of voices. 4.5*.

Zacco333
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Nope I don't like it and have changed my review from 3 to 2 stars. I like the production and Illy's parts are okay. I think the vocals in the chorus are terrible though, I can't stand them. The bridge is also quite annoying.<br><br>"On & On" is a lot better so I'm disappointed this made the top 50 and that didn't.
Last edited: 16/12/2013 12:28

bluezombie
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I'm pleasantly surprised.

irelander
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Not sure if it has as much charisma as 'Heard It All' but I do like it.

Chris A
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Cool song.

BeansterBarnes
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Find it average and try hardish.

Der_Nagel
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Aussie Hip Hop mit Rock angereichert, aus dem 2013er Album Cinematic von Rapper Illy, 3*…

Hijinx
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It's ironic to me that this is called out as being a sellout move when it's a song that takes a lift from a not so radio friendly metalcore song (though Ahren did re-record it for this), and of course Take40 pretended it doesn't exist, AND two of his more popular singles prior to this employed indie pop singers for the chorus.<br><br>Still I think it's a good way to use the 'sample', reappropriating it to give it a new meaning. It's no "Stan" but then what is? Also I generally like the whiplash when the drum beat comes back in. Thumbs up for me.

LIFTER500
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Not bad.