
A glossy, reggaeton-infused pivot where abrasive shouting is replaced by melodic Spanish verses and shimmering, tropical synth-pop production.
August 31, 2018 · TenThousand Projects
BEBE represents a startling aesthetic pivot for an artist defined by sonic violence. Gone are the distorted 808s and the throat-shredding screams that fueled his rise; in their place is a shimmering, neon-lit reggaeton landscape. The track is built on a classic dembow rhythm, but it is polished to a high-gloss sheen that feels more at home in a high-end club or a beachside lounge than a mosh pit. The use of bright, crystalline synths gives the track a tropical, almost synth-pop quality that feels remarkably light and airy.
How does BEBE sound next to the rest of 6ix9ine's catalogue?
The vocals lean far further into harmonies than the rest of the catalogue.
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