All reggae artists - except for very few exceptions - speak in a mixture of English and other Romantic/Germanic languages called Creole, which, of course, is one of the primary languages of the carribean. It might just be my tolerance of the language or my love of reggae music, but I actually like some of Sean Paul's work with the exception of Get Busy. Get Busy might be a good club-banger, but it gets dull after a while.
Also i changed my retarted typo and I can see why the but Sean Paul in. To attract a few people who don't play but DDR SuperNova went way overboard with concept.
Again I apolagize for that retarted typo lol. Thought i said FFR is a clone of DDR.
Also i changed my retarted typo and I can see why the but Sean Paul in. To attract a few people who don't play but DDR SuperNova went way overboard with concept.
Again I apolagize for that retarted typo lol. Thought i said FFR is a clone of DDR.
.......I didn't quite catch the 2nd part of your first sentence.
.......I didn't quite catch the 2nd part of your first sentence.
Crap im otta it this week!
I understand putting a few americanized songs in ddr games to bring more people into DDR. I thought DDR was for homosexuals before my cousin forced me to play it lol. However, SuperNova went way overboard with the concept of bringing in people with diffrent genres of music.
I understand putting a few americanized songs in ddr games to bring more people into DDR. I thought DDR was for homosexuals before my cousin forced me to play it lol. However, SuperNova went way overboard with the concept of bringing in people with diffrent genres of music.
Because there are different genres to dance to. Club reggae/modern reggae is good stuff to groove to. With Get Busy, I don't know if it's the best song they could find, but you have to admit, it has a nice beat (which is the idea). I should expect them to expand to even more reggae/latin music in a future version.
Bala le Samba and the Brazilian Anthem (not sure if that one really is latin style)
No disrespect, but I said "even more".
And yes, it is Latin. Latin music covers a whole lot, which reggaeton is pretty famous for many Americans in the Southwest, in California, and some in Florida.
All reggae artists - except for very few exceptions - speak in a mixture of English and other Romantic/Germanic languages called Creole, which, of course, is one of the primary languages of the carribean. It might just be my tolerance of the language or my love of reggae music, but I actually like some of Sean Paul's work with the exception of Get Busy. Get Busy might be a good club-banger, but it gets dull after a while.
Another thing about reggae.. any raggae song in DDR or ITG is infested with stupid jumps that nobody likes.
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No disrespect at all, but you just had a rant about ITG that I disagreed with, so I'll have to see for myself.
Flow (Jammi raggae mix) near the end.
Some other song by The Raggae Twins.. the song they sing has lots of step-jump combos near the end.
Look them up.
No wait - I will.
Edit: There is a song in 3rd mix entitled 'Jam Jam Raggae'.
That's probably hectic at the end also.
And I didn't feel like searching through 600 songs for a song by The Raggae Twins.
And yes, it is Latin. Latin music covers a whole lot, which reggaeton is pretty famous for many Americans in the Southwest, in California, and some in Florida.
I personally love reggaeton.
Sorry didn't catch "even more" lol...if you havn't noticed I'm having an off week causing me to say all sorts of retardations. So much I even notice that ur placing them in ur sig lol.
Also the song Flow Reagea mix is just the DDR shop music mixed with flow and put through a computer. SO GAY!
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