Davis’s Five Beats that Bump

Davis McCool • March 19, 2015

After wandering aimlessly for quite some time listening to my hard tunes, I was inclined to better the playlists of my peers with “Five Beats that Bump.”

5 Jeopardy – Run the Jewels
“Jeopardy” by Run the Jewels delivers fast pounding verses with a chorus that will knock your socks off. I recommend not listening to this song with your bass all the way up, or else, you’re in major jeopardy.
4 Do My Dance – Tyga
Tyga delivers one of his best in this solo mix. Opening bass will blow your mind, and the heart-wrenching beats continue throughout the length of this fast paced gem. Warning: Explicit. Very explicit.
3 Deliver – Lupe Fiasco
Fiasco continues to be my needle in the haystack, as he repeatedly delivers top tier songs that don’t seem to catch buzz. This one is no exception, and the bass is one that will deliver your brain a “woah” moment.
2 Partition – Beyonce
Okay, okay Beyonce. Really, Davis. Beyonce? Yes, this girl is my soul animal. “Partition” has beats that hit so hard it will have your elderly neighbors cursing your new subwoofers under their breath.
1 Me OK – Jeezy
My #1 beat that bumps is “Me OK” by Jeezy. Jeezy produced an absolutely outrageous amount of bass in this song, so much so that it will leave your reverberated ears deaf for a few moments. When the police come to check on you, there’s only one statement that could be appropriate: “Me Ok.”

About the Contributor

Davis McCool, Editor-In-Chief

Davis McCool is a third-year newspaper student. As a senior, he is both the editor-in-chief of The Charger Newspaper, and The Charger Online. Outside of school, he has held a job for five years at University Sporting Goods on the square and is a member of his First Presbyterian youth group. His hobbies include hanging out with friends and playing an avid role in local sporting events. At night, he falls asleep to episodes of “The Office,” and has seen every episode at least seven times. Davis is currently undecided on where he will attend college next year, but he will begin his application process in the early fall.