Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "JUNIOR H - Y LLORO"

Starting point is 00:00:04 Now, of course, diving back into the Latin music field, we're getting into Junior H, which I've talked about before, with his track with Paiso Pluma titled I to Manera, I think that's I said. And then Paiso Pluma and then Junior H once again with the track Luna. So with this specific track, obviously we're getting into Y Loro, which has Junior H on it, of course, because it's his track, off of the album, Sad Boys for Lur. Now, talk about an album title. That's a pretty fire album title. It's sound like a Rod Wave sequel to a tour project. But interestingly enough, he does have a track out currently with Fresa Regida titled Smith that came out October 24th, I know, October 17th, 2024. And he was also on the Tito Double P album in Commando. So, This man has been busy. That's why I essentially wanted to cover this because for why Lurro to be the standout for junior age currently, as far as it being off of the Sad Boys for Life project, as far as it being a part of the Coritos, uh, Tumbados genre, hopefully I said that right, which basically blends Mexican corridors with modern elements like trapbees.

Starting point is 00:01:31 like track beats as far as it being inspired from the hip hop genre that's why i like covering these type of artists because a peso pluma fereza regita junior age bad bunny um annual is so many different artists who i'm not going to say it's only uh influenced by hip hop but whenever you do infuse hip hop in another genre as you can see with one of the more pivotal tracks ever like in life as far as a bar song by shibuzzi completely blending the hip hop and country genre to a point where you come out with one of the best country slash hip hop albums ever i think i'm comfortable saying that i mean it's only been one year so you know we got to give it some time but you know how people say you listen to something for like two hours and then critique it well i've been

Starting point is 00:02:26 listening to this for the entire year the year is almost up and i still think what shabuzi just put out was a classic like as far as blending hip hop and country is something that i think is going to go down as one of the greatest albums albums of all time so anyways the reason why i say that is because when junior h is putting out this latin music that's obviously having elements of hip hop they're doing it in a way that's very authentic to themselves as far as the way that they appreciate the latin music and the way that they appreciate hip hop and now they blending it together and now you get a hit like this that's topping the Mexican charts as far as regionally and the popular tracks is considered. I mean, in general, with the overall statistics of the Billboard Hot 100, I mean, it peaked

Starting point is 00:03:19 at number 79. It also reached number 10 on the Hot Latin songs. And Mexico songs, it peaked at number six. That's what I was talking about as far as topping those charts. And then you have the Billboard Mexican, no, the Billboard U.S. Latin airplay where it's at 26 right now so now it's getting love as far as radio and things that nature and you have the billboard u.s regional mexican airplay ain't that a mouthful right which reached number nine so of course millions upon millions as far as streams with this

Starting point is 00:03:51 specific track based on the fact that the way that this man blends hip-hop and latin music is so genuine as far as showing his dedication to both genres. So now you have somebody who appreciates both genres to the point where he can blend it effortlessly and not too many people can do that and not too many people can resonate with their listeners with doing that because they're going to think you're doing a bad

Starting point is 00:04:19 impression of each genre, right? So it's very hard to pull off. So for junior age to do this, I mean, it just showcases why it's topping the charts. at his topping as far as being in the top 10 of a lot of the different Mexican and hot Latin songs charts. So when it comes to that, I mean, Junior H himself is already very, very impactful when it comes to the Latin music scene.

Starting point is 00:04:43 I mean, he's helped popularize the Koretos, Tumbados genre, and especially expanding, and that's a key thing, expanding regional Mexican music's reach to wider global audiences. Junior age is probably one of the more pivotal players when it comes to Latin music. So with that being said, and as far as the Mexican music scene, you understand that you need people like this to push the genre forward, which is why maybe I'm not as tapped in, but there's really not too many beefs I've heard as far as in the Latin music field to push the genre for it. Right? Nobody's celebrating a bad bunny disc in his long. going number three for like 10 20 weeks straight right just the overall quality of every single

Starting point is 00:05:39 artist artists in the genre is pushing it for it because there's a plethora of artists i've talked about that is chart topping i mean as far as pace of pluma being my favorite of course um frazer regita um and then you have bad bunny i've already said i've already listed it out earlier in the segment but basically i say all that to say you know as far as impacting the white the audience, it doesn't always have to be because of beef, right? Maybe I'm not as tapped in. Maybe there is beef going on in the Latin music field because there's beef everywhere. But as far as putting it on the front street, as far as making a disc track, I don't think

Starting point is 00:06:17 we've seen that with the Latin music scene. And I think that's a testament to the way they go about the camaraderie of uplifting the people and the power players in the Latin music scene. scene. So that being said, click my link to my bio. Let me know on one of my social media is what do you think about junior H and his latest track that's impacting the masses as far as Y luro and what do you think about it making a resurgence as far as its chart topping placements in Mexican and Latin songs considered being considered.

Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "JUNIOR H - Y LLORO"

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