Disco Lines

And I'm like, okay, I can take that.

So I like Diplo, John Summit, Disco Lines, Essel, Mary Droppins.

I mean, I could keep going.

I love

Like, you're just like, "Oh God, these are great." Now, uh, then we had Sierra and, uh, Brandon after that, and there was a lot of improvement.

Uh, she danced to No Broke Boys- No Broke Boys by Disco Lines and Tinashe, and she did way better.

She really did.

Not that she did horrible last week, but you can tell there was an ease.

Ooh.

Sierra Miller and Brandon Armstrong doing the tango to No Broke Boys by Disco Lines and Tinashe.

Uh, Connor Wood and Rylee Arnold, uh, tango to 12 to 12 by Sombra.

Ezra Frech and Daniella Khargach will be doing the cha-cha to Low by Flo Rida.

The biggest recommendations you're going to get for the world of EDM and dance and D&B this week.

Going up to that with Disco Lines and Push It on Dance Party Weekly.

Music

Three, four, three, four, three, four.

jump there's a lot of I'm just saying like yeah definitely not bro you know what I'm saying mid-level exactly mid-level DJs is like compared to a mid-level comic is crazy then I mean we

knew Disco Lines with Disco Lines was a small to mid-level DJ

making a milli a year and that guy yeah because he would go to a frat and they pay him 10 G's and just they have so much money

that that world is I feel like is 100% about like who, you know, networking, trying to get into like, I feel like comedy and like anything closer to the realm of we do has more talent involved, but correct me if I'm wrong.

Yeah.

And unless you're, like, the sexiest guy, like, Disco Lines, it's just, it's going to be tough to, like, remember a face.

Yeah.

So that's why I was like, we need to come up with a mask.

Number 22.

And dropping down to 22 this week, this is Disco Lines.

Squish it, squish it, watch me work it.

I'm perfect.

Before that we had tracks from Sidepiece, Green Velvet and Run It by Cielo on Phish's Catch and Release label.

Next up we have I Wanna Rock by Bartz, a bit of Disco Lines and then Appetite by the production god himself, Chris Lorenzo.

I wanna I wanna I wanna I wanna rock right now, I wanna, I wanna rock right now

I wanna rock right now, I wanna, I wanna rock right now I wanna rock right now, I wanna, I wanna rock right now I wanna rock, I wanna rock, I wanna, I wanna rock, I wanna rock I

Watch me work it.

And that's Disco Lines bringing Princess Superstar back from the afterlife with Push It at number 19 this week.

And speaking of the afterlife...

So, as it usually happens to me, the YouTube algorithm once again suggested another video for my eyes to absorb.