Unlike the old SoundCloud rap, though, these rappers and singers pull as much from hyperpop and 2000s electronica and pop as they do Lil B and Chief Keef.

ItвЂ™s a messy, hilarious blitz of digital malfunction. Avalanches of clip art and freaky GIFs rain down on him. Clips rewind, speed up, stretch, layer, rotate, turn green, saturate to oblivion. But he filters the visuals the same way he does the vocals-through a ridiculous, infectious gridwork of glitches. In the video, David Shawty is doing what has been done in rap videos a thousand times over: heвЂ™s walking, dancing, menacingly waving his fingers in the air. The moment lasts for only a second before, like a show that was only buffering momentarily, he finishes his thought: вЂњD-dancing on the sidewalk, lights flicker.вЂќ The rest of the track continues like this, cycling between coherent sentences and pitch-fried croons. вЂњD-d-d-d,вЂќ he warbles, his voice injected with a ludicrous amount of aural Botox (Auto-Tune, pitch shift). These are the sounds of a rapperвЂ™s voice spliced into fragments, placed in front of nearly every bar, like punctuation. Suddenly, though, you hear a slew of stutters as fast as bullets.

Disembodied coos from the rapper, David Shawty, warp around the soundscape. Hit play and everything seems normal at first.

Fl studio glitch effect