Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "4BATZ & DRAKE - ACT II: DATE @ 8 (REMIX)"

Episode Date: March 4, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticIn this pulse-pounding Segment, Analytic Dreamz dives into the warp core of a potential seismic collab. Legendary producer Timbaland, renowned for his genre-bending sonics, has set the internet ablaze with a call to action: he wants Drake to jump on a remix of 4Batz's viral hit, "act ii: date @ 8."This rising Dallas artist's unique blend of woozy R&B and jittery, Timbaland-esque production has already racked up millions of streams and captivated listeners with its stark visual contrast. Now, with Timbaland himself championing the track, the question hangs heavy in the air: will Drake answer the call and drop a verse on this viral phenomenon?Join Analytic Dreamz as they dissect the musical landscape, analyze the potential impact of this collaboration, and speculate on what a Drake remix could bring to "act ii: date @ 8."Prepare to:Unpack Timbaland's unexpected endorsement and its significance for both artists.Delve into the sonic alchemy that makes "act ii: date @ 8" such a captivating listen.Explore the potential synergies (and challenges) of a Drake and 4Batz team-up.Speculate on the broader implications for the future of R&B and hip-hop.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

First off, have to dispel the myth that that's his natural voice because a lot of people are just confused on the music making process. Now, who am I talking about? Of course, the viral sensation for bats. And of course, it's not hate. I'm just letting y'all know that that's not his natural voice. And I don't know why I would even have to say that because then it comes off his hate. But a lot of people was thinking and wondering how in the world does he sound like that. So it just further cemented in my mind that fans are more just for the love of the game than they actually are learning about the facts of the situation.

Because what you really need to know is that this song basically came out basically a month ago, right? It's a little over a month. But so it came out a month ago. And it's taken the world by storm. And at this point, four bats has had different things with followers, which he has 114,000, followers and he has 2.9 million monthly listeners. Obviously he only has two tracks out right now. But if you look at the fact that Act 1 came out June 27th, 2023, and then Act 2 came out December 15th, 2023. And he's already making this amount of noise. You could understand the reason

why a lot of people are just encapsitated by his voice. Because the way that he's blew up, authentically, I might add. I went to a lot of different things when it comes to his sites and just his Twitter account, Instagram. I don't think I've looked at as YouTube, but that's besides the point. It seems authentic and organic in a way that a lot of people are trying to attach themselves to this new sound. So the reason why I say new sound specifically is to give credit to the producer that I can't

pronounce, but I'm going to try anyway. So, Sani, Iro, La Wauquitin, L-Walkaton L-Walkitin? I don't know. I try my best. Anyways, that producer, right? If you want to look it up

because I know rappers out there trying to steal producers. So is S-A-N-N-I And the last name is I-R-E-O-L-U-A-W-A-K-I-T-A-N. Now, why do you need to know that? Because of what I'm about to get into right now. Drake is not slick.

Drake does all of these things when it comes to collabing with specific people, just to take the producer. So, Sani, Stani, however you say it, wherever you are out there, he, she, I don't know what you are currently, because couldn't even look at you up. But just know, Drake is coming for you.

I don't think there's no reason for Timberland to say, oh, I can hear Drake on this track. Timberland out of nowhere is just all of a sudden putting a Drake feature on artists with two songs out. Come on now. Like y'all know what drake does when it comes to being low quote unquote when drake wants to go away he'll basically try to find an up-and-coming artist and spend that amount of marketing on that artist to look like he's out here helping people with all actuality he is out to take your producer so of course drake is one of my favorite artists of all time so i would be very misleading and misguiding if i didn't give you some examples one block boy jb uh two when he's he collabed with, what was his name?

Well, forget that one. And then when he collabed with Playbricardi all the way back then, and now all of a sudden he's on these type of Playboy Cardi Uzi beats, you know, with, I think it was back outside. It was one of them, where it's like Playboy Cardi Uzi type beats

now after collabing with the particular artist that that producer only makes beats for. So it's a very interesting tactic that Drake has employed over the years, but as a tactic, nonetheless, he works with you, takes your producer, and then, hey. At the end of the day, he starts to make better return on investment as far as the

producer, and now he's become Drake's producer. So, hey, with that being said, y'all can say I'm reaching, but as a Drake fan, I know when Drake is employing that take your producer tactic. And for four bats, I just need let you know. that they are coming after sonny because if he could use all the reverb the what's it called the distortion um what's some other ones uh the pitch shifter whatever he did on your voice that particular artist who's has all the money in the world is going to come and figure out what he did to try to give him a unique sound like that because if you don't know like i started off

the segment that's not his actual natural voice so at the end of the day drake is coming for a four Bats, producer, Sonny, and he's probably going to make it look like he's giving him some type of handout with the remix, like a Drake Kosan, the Drake Effect. But in all actuality, Drake Effect is making you believe that he's helping you and then taking your producer. So I can't wait to see what that happens because everybody always falls for it. And it's just, as a Drake fan, I mean, hey, you know, hate the game, not the player. You know what I mean, don't hate the player, hate the game, is what I was trying to say.

the first or correct the first time anyways click my link tree in my bio let me know one of my social media what do you think about Drake going after four bats for a remakes for his act two date at eight and do you think he will actually be successful in taking sonny who is four bats producer