bbno$
Good Luck Have Fun
Album - Hip-Hop/Rap, Music
Vancouver MC bbno$ made hip-hop history early in his still burgeoning career when he released the remix to 2019 TikTok favorite “Lalala” with guest verses from Carly Rae Jepsen and Enrique Iglesias. This kind of adventurousness—along with some high-level technical rapping—is on full display across Good Luck Have Fun. Here, bbno$ can be found rapping over a charging techno bassline on “Mememe,” waving a flag for hip-house on “Imma,” and going full-on pop-punk on “Feeling Good.” The single constant in an array of whimsically entertaining production is a bouncy low-end rumble consistent with established party-rap movements like ratchet music and hyphy. Co-credited across nearly all of Good Luck Have Fun’s production is friend and longtime collaborator Lentra. With additional features from TrippythaKid, Yung Gravy, and an artist hilariously billed as ceo@business.net, bbno$ makes it a point to keep his guests conspicuously lower-key than those of the “Lalala” remix. The props—and financial compensation—he got from that song’s stunt casting were likely very nice, but with Good Luck Have Fun he wants us to know his own personal world.
Good Luck Have Fun
bbno$
Vancouver MC bbno$ made hip-hop history early in his still burgeoning career when he released the remix to 2019 TikTok favorite “Lalala” with guest verses from Carly Rae Jepsen and Enrique Iglesias. This kind of adventurousness—along with some high-level technical rapping—is on full display across Good Luck Have Fun. Here, bbno$ can be found rapping over a charging techno bassline on “Mememe,” waving a flag for hip-house on “Imma,” and going full-on pop-punk on “Feeling Good.” The single constant in an array of whimsically entertaining production is a bouncy low-end rumble consistent with established party-rap movements like ratchet music and hyphy. Co-credited across nearly all of Good Luck Have Fun’s production is friend and longtime collaborator Lentra. With additional features from TrippythaKid, Yung Gravy, and an artist hilariously billed as ceo@business.net, bbno$ makes it a point to keep his guests conspicuously lower-key than those of the “Lalala” remix. The props—and financial compensation—he got from that song’s stunt casting were likely very nice, but with Good Luck Have Fun he wants us to know his own personal world.
