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Just fantastic.
THE CROWN IS ALREADY MINE
THE CROWN IS ALREADY MINE
THE CROWN IS ALREADY MINE
Quoted from ""The-Flying-Dutchman""
C'mon guys, if there would be no jumpstyle dancers in the video nobody would think that this is jumpstyle. It is only jumpstyle for you due to the fact that it is on the album and due to the f##k clapping hands. If on the album would be "friends" or "The Night" with clapping hands and jumpers in the video you would also put them into Junpstyle section. You know what I wanna say?

Quoted from ""How Much Is The Fish?!?""
The build is nothing new, Jigga Jigga! and The Night had the same one with the C part after the second A part. Overall it's nothing special, maybe just something that sounds new because of all the very similar singles before this one.
Quoted from ""Mr Hyper""
Quoted from ""How Much Is The Fish?!?""
The build is nothing new, Jigga Jigga! and The Night had the same one with the C part after the second A part. Overall it's nothing special, maybe just something that sounds new because of all the very similar singles before this one.
No, the "Michael Knight"-part in "The Night" and the "Davay Davay"-part in Jigga Jigga are after the second chorus and not after the second a-part
In former times there was a difference between all the singles - FtM and FHS have indeed a completely different style, but JAOTW breaks a few traditions of the singles before (rapping HP, exactly same build-up etc.) and that makes it fresh.

Quoted from ""Mr Hyper""
No, the "Michael Knight"-part in "The Night" and the "Davay Davay"-part in Jigga Jigga are after the second chorus and not after the second a-part
In former times there was a difference between all the singles - FtM and FHS have indeed a completely different style, but JAOTW breaks a few traditions of the singles before (rapping HP, exactly same build-up etc.) and that makes it fresh.
Quoted from ""Mr Hyper""
There is another little innovation: in the after-chorus-melody in the end of the track they have combined parts of HP's shouting part with the melody...this is also something we have never had before. In former days there was a clear separation between chorus, melody and shouting parts.

Quoted from ""Mr Hyper""
There is another little innovation: in the after-chorus-melody in the end of the track they have combined parts of HP's shouting part with the melody...this is also something we have never had before. In former days there was a clear separation between chorus, melody and shouting parts.
Quoted from ""Mr Hyper""
There is another little innovation: in the after-chorus-melody in the end of the track they have combined parts of HP's shouting part with the melody...this is also something we have never had before. In former days there was a clear separation between chorus, melody and shouting parts.

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