Analytic Dreamz: Notorious Mass Effect - "RICH THE KID & PESO PLUMA - GIMME A SECOND"

Episode Date: May 24, 2024

Linktree: https://linktr.ee/AnalyticDive into the Notorious Mass Effect segment where the spotlight shines on the latest collaboration between Peso Pluma and Rich The Kid. “GIMME A SECOND” is not just a track; it’s a statement, delivered in an official music video that captures the essence of their artistry.Analytic Dreamz breaks down the nuances of this explosive collaboration, released under the banner of Double P Records.  Listeners will get an exclusive peek into the world of Peso Pluma and Rich The Kid, understanding the drive and passion that went into crafting this piece. It’s a segment that resonates with fans of hip-hop and those who appreciate the power of a well-produced music video.Subscribe to Notorious Mass Effect for weekly segments that bring you closer to the artists you love and the stories behind their music.Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Yes, sir. New album, new tour. Yes, sir. What can you tell us about the tour or the album? The tour is going to be crazy. It's going to be so different. I mean, I think people, especially in Corridos, in my general, they're used to something, you know, and they're going to be so crazy about the new tour.

It's going to be a whole different stage, a whole different album, new sounds. Yeah. Like, new thing. It's a whole new thing. All right, so that was Paiso Pluma himself, talking about his tour, that now he's currently on because this was back in May 16th and of course it's May 24th and with that we have a new track by Paiso Pluma and this time he brought along with him Rish the kid and the track titled Give Me a Second and when I say that Paiso Pluma is my

favorite Latin musician I definitely mean it as this specific track is straightfire I didn't think that Richie Kidd had it in them, which at this point, I think I just personally have to stop doubting Richie Kidd's ability to make music when collaborating with such high profile artists. Because if you don't know, Peso Pluma has his own motion, which doesn't need to be said. But for those who needs it to be stated, all the way back in April 21st, 2023, Paisal Pluma earned the biggest streaming day of all time on Spotify, all time on Spotify, with 44.5 million streams. Keep in mind for Paisal Pluma fans out there who remember, he used to only do around 400,000 daily streams. So that's insane as far as exponential growth. and then fast forward to this year

he has a track with junior h and s leban which titled la durango which debuted at number two as far as the hot latin songs chart and it was paco paco pacoombo's 51st career entry on the charts just to put in perspective how successful this man is but anyways getting back to risha kids I have to stop doubting this man's ability to make music with higher status artists because if one thing that if there's one thing that carnival, that plug walk, that plomo, that no more friends has shown me is that this man Richie Kid knows how to collaborate with the best of them. I mean, to this day, I don't know how he was able to pull that out of Kendrick Lamar.

Pause. As I always say that Kendrick Lamar is one of the best rap, not one of, that's disrespectful. He is the best modern day rapper I've ever heard in my lifetime. I have him in my top five. And at this point, after what he just did, you know, I have to admit, admittedly, is that word? I don't know. I just used it. after what he just did to my goat,

I have to say that it is a conversation that he may be the best artist to ever walk the face of the earth. So with that being said, for him to have such a premier performance on Plug Walk, which I believe was set up by Rich the Kid's structure because the way that Rich the Kid came on,

the energy that he brought, I feel like Kendrick took that and ran with it and gave us one of the more performative versus that he's ever had and that's saying something because it's kendrick i put it up there as far as energy levels of um effing problems if you remember that track with kensig lamar and drake it has had that type of energy to it and that type of braggadocious flow from kendr that we don't get too often because you know he's more on a social conscious tip so he doesn't get into to his uh braggadocious flow too often but very

Rich the kid was able to pull that out of him. But anyways, this specific track. Give me a second. Straightfire. I love the chorus from Richie Kidd. I love the unique element from Paiso Pluma. Because if you can't understand a different language, then, and you know going into it, a certain demographic is not going to be able to understand your native tongue, then at least

make it a vibe, a bop, a type of sonic that we could dance to along with the, beat if that makes sense and for peso pluma he always nails it in a way that has lended me to say that he's my favorite latin musician so you know that's saying something with the people like annual out there bad bunny you know things that nature but uh pacoa pluma still my favorite so anyways not spending too much time on this just wanted to give you those facts about pacoom of rich the kid new track out on all dsps give me a second and click my link tree in my bio let me know one of my social medias would do y'all think about the track give me a second about peso pesto plum and rich the kid and do you think it's fire or trash