Crazy Control - CHALLENGE - AA#423 (Full Combo) on Dance Dance Revolution A20 PLUS (AC, US)

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SoundFX09

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Dance Dance Revolution A20 PLUS (Arcade)

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Lawrenceville, GA 30043

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Okay, I have a LOT to say about this song. Therefore, Consider this my Personal Take.

First, Confession Time:
Back in my Young Days with my Birth and Foster Parents (Years that I am NOT proud of), I would listen to Hip-Hop Music a TON. It was catchy and modern, and just the way the music sounded was very alluring to me. However, it was not until I was adopted that I found out just how TERRIBLE Hip-Hop had actually become as a Music Genre. It went from being a Catchy Music Genre with Rhymes aplenty and talking about Diamond Rings and Golden things to being a Music Genre full of nothing but ABSOLUTE misogynistic, manipulative, and down slanderous lyrics, designed to desecrate or devalue individuals or groups of people whosoever the Artist desired, all in the name of making 'Creative' Music.

When I came to this realization, I FLED Hip-Hop Music, swearing to never listen to it again.....

Until I played and listened to Crazy Control. You know what this song gave me? Hope. Hope that Hip-Hop, as a Music Genre, isn't completely fucked over by Artists that care only making Millions of Dollars Slandering or Manipulating Other People in the name of so-called 'creativity and profit'.

I don't know when Hip-Hop will return to its' old glory days, but one can hope.

Because of this, I consider Crazy Control to be one of the more Under-Rated Songs from DDR X2. It is truly a unique song in the Middle of a Mix with Tons of FANTASTIC Music. Give this a Listen, you won't regret it.

As for the Challenge Chart, this is MILES better than the Expert Chart, as most of the steps are very straightforward and the chart is specifically designed to try and help you get used to dealing with various 16th Steps and Streams. Heck, I'd argue this would be a Great Warm-Up Song if you're going to play some Level 14's and 15's, since 16th Steps become a lot more prevalent on those Difficulties. Absolutely Worth a Play WITHOUT QUESTION OR EXCEPTION.

Thanks for Watching!