Check out the new song Souvenir featuring Sandi Morris and Noah Lyles put out by Swiss band Baba Shrimps

Here is a link to Morris' youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDV5FNEk2Lk

and a link to Lyles spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KKEEbfyi44OiJUUyPfSes

and a link to the IAAF article:

https://www.iaaf.org/news/news/diamond-league-zurich-souvenir-morris-lyles-s

Ayyye Okay Lyles, Keep having fun man!

What a fantastic idea! I'm 60 years old and we all know that track and field needs to attract the younger generation in order to continue to thrive! Videos like this are exactly what the sport needs! We need lots more and we need to saturate YouTube and other channels with them! Congrats!

One of the best track video/songs in quite a while. Great to see Devers, Blanka and Isi!

Sandi Morris is most definitely not a role model I would want for my kids.

not my sort of music but it sounds pretty good and i'm for anything that helps promote track and track athletes.

i felt like Noah could have enunciated better. it was hard to catch the words at times....but what do i know.

Be more PC and tolerant.

Ebonics may not be your English dialect, but that doesn't mean that yours is right. Most rap and hip hop may be difficult for the intolerant to understand, but for some of us it is easier to understand.

This is a language class at schools wrote:

Be more PC and tolerant.

Ebonics may not be your English dialect, but that doesn't mean that yours is right. Most rap and hip hop may be difficult for the intolerant to understand, but for some of us it is easier to understand.

He's trying to tolerate it, but he can't understand him. Maybe be less patronistic.

hole in brainz wrote:

Sandi Morris is most definitely not a role model I would want for my kids.

wut?

& that other comment honestly didn't sound so bad? the guy couldn't understand it but didn't say anything rude about it. it's a quick hip hop bar. keep listening & you'll get it.

fafdfsfd wrote:

This is a language class at schools wrote:

Be more PC and tolerant.

Ebonics may not be your English dialect, but that doesn't mean that yours is right. Most rap and hip hop may be difficult for the intolerant to understand, but for some of us it is easier to understand.

He's trying to tolerate it, but he can't understand him. Maybe be less patronistic.

O maybe read a book on the history of the English language and see how pronunciation, spelling, and even the meaning of words changes over time. KNOW what I'm saying?

ayyyyy wrote:

hole in brainz wrote:

Sandi Morris is most definitely not a role model I would want for my kids.

wut?

& that other comment honestly didn't sound so bad? the guy couldn't understand it but didn't say anything rude about it. it's a quick hip hop bar. keep listening & you'll get it.

Goes beyond just taste in "music"

why bother wrote:

not my sort of music but it sounds pretty good and i'm for anything that helps promote track and track athletes.

i felt like Noah could have enunciated better. it was hard to catch the words at times....but what do i know.

Not my cup of tea either, I couldn't get to Noah's part. I had to stop it because I couldn't take the Swiss guy wailing. Sandi has a nice voice.

Maybe Sandi and Noah can team up with Metallica or another band that's not wussified and I'll listen to the whole song.

Buncha grandpas losing track of who's on their lawn posting here.

Drunk Letsrun wrote:

Buncha grandpas losing track of who's on their lawn posting here.

For sure. The video and song are great.

This has a "We Are The World" vibe to it.

It's pretty terrible.

As a libertarian, I can't support rap music on a moral or ethical basis

This song blows big time. I'm all for track & field marketing, but my god this is bad... I looked for tracks by Baba Shrimps and omg they suck. I felt like I was lost in suburban white-landia, surrounded by 25 year olds waving their phones in the air. And Lyles sounds like Wiz Khalifa, the softest rapper in the game... well maybe after Drake

Libertarian Centrist wrote:

As a libertarian, I can't support rap music on a moral or ethical basis

sure you can, nobody is forcing you to listen from the comfort of your own property.

Or maybe... wrote:

fafdfsfd wrote:

He's trying to tolerate it, but he can't understand him. Maybe be less patronistic.

O maybe read a book on the history of the English language and see how pronunciation, spelling, and even the meaning of words changes over time. KNOW what I'm saying?

Found the social justice warrior