Rascal (RMR Song)
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Rascal (RMR Song)
"Rascal" is a song recorded by American singer and rapper RMR (singer), RMR. It was released as a single on February 26, 2020, and is included on the EP ''Drug Dealing Is a Lost Art''. Background The song was compared to Lil Nas X's Grammy-winning single "Old Town Road", being called the song's "second coming", which fused hip hop and country music. The instrumental is a piano cover of "Bless the Broken Road", a song made famous by Rascal Flatts that was first recorded by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. while interpolating the band's song "These Days (Rascal Flatts song), These Days" in the intro. In June 2020, a remix of the song featuring rapper Young Thug was also released. Music video The music video of the song was released to YouTube on February 26, 2020, exhibiting irony in the audio and video, as the video shows RMR and his crew wearing ski masks and holding firearms, appearing in a ruffian-like manner, with ballad music. The video was described as a typical "trap music vide ...
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RMR (singer)
RMR (pronounced "rumor") is an American rapper and singer. He first attained notoriety when his song " Rascal" went viral on YouTube in February 2020. He is signed to Warner Records and Cmnty Rcrds. Career In February 2020, he independently released the song " Rascal", which quickly went viral on YouTube overnight, due to the video's content and portrayal. He signed to Warner Records and Cmnty Rcrds in April 2020. He dropped the single "Dealer", debuting its remix days later. The remix features American rappers Future and Lil Baby. On June 12, 2020, he released his debut extended play, ''Drug Dealing is a Lost Art''. The eight-track EP contains features from American rappers Future, Lil Baby, Westside Gunn and Young Thug. On November 12, he released "The Wishing Hour", a reworking of the Matchbox Twenty song " 3AM." It was subsequently announced RMR's next project would be called ''4th Qtr Medley'', a three-part series of re-imagined songs and interconnected videos similar to ...
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