Jacob Banks - Monster | 2.0 Ft. Boogie (audio)
The track features a "heavy, four-on-the-floor, foot-thumping, warrior kind of vibe" influenced by Banks' Nigerian roots.
Banks explains that the song is about how society takes away opportunities and then "crucifies" individuals for the means they use to thrive. Jacob Banks - Monster 2.0 ft. Boogie (Audio)
It emphasizes being the "last man standing" and embracing one's identity even when labeled as a villain or demon by others. It opens with a melodic but grungy tone
It opens with a melodic but grungy tone accompanied by hand claps and chanting. Boogie provides a more mellow, heartfelt verse that builds momentum toward the end. Popular Appearances "Monster 2
Banks' signature baritone is described as "soulful gusto" with a commanding presence.
"Monster 2.0" by Jacob Banks featuring Boogie is a raw anthem centered on and the resilience required to survive being ostracized by society.
A version of "Monster" was featured in the first episode of Season 4 of the Starz series Power . It was also used in the series Quantico .
The track features a "heavy, four-on-the-floor, foot-thumping, warrior kind of vibe" influenced by Banks' Nigerian roots.
Banks explains that the song is about how society takes away opportunities and then "crucifies" individuals for the means they use to thrive.
It emphasizes being the "last man standing" and embracing one's identity even when labeled as a villain or demon by others.
It opens with a melodic but grungy tone accompanied by hand claps and chanting. Boogie provides a more mellow, heartfelt verse that builds momentum toward the end. Popular Appearances
Banks' signature baritone is described as "soulful gusto" with a commanding presence.
"Monster 2.0" by Jacob Banks featuring Boogie is a raw anthem centered on and the resilience required to survive being ostracized by society.
A version of "Monster" was featured in the first episode of Season 4 of the Starz series Power . It was also used in the series Quantico .