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Raven the Science Maven

7 Apr, 7 tweets, 1 min read

Okay y'all I need some help from people older than me: what is the song I got a whooping from? I think it was a Biggie song I must have been 5 years old, it was a lock and a safe opening and some gunshots and I got whooped for making a dance to it in the backseat of my mom's car

Okay y’all maybe it wasn’t a biggie song but I distinctly remember it was the late 90s or early 2000s and it was on the radio. Definitely not MIA paper planes lmao

It might have been 1998 or 1999. Like one of my earliest possible memories couldn’t have been past 2001

I would say 1999. That might help

Also it gave me and order energy like that “dun dun” sound at the beginning of the episode

https://twitter.com/KittenKuroi/status/1380174167740321795

I just listened to it. This is very close but I remember the song might have been a little faster than that but the beat was really similar

https://twitter.com/KittenKuroi/status/1380174167740321795

You know what I think it might have been Thug Love by Bone Thugs and Tupac. But I’m not 100% sure

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