muzzle music
muzzle music by scotte11053 January 16, 2011
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Mizzle Music
Songs/music or remixes of popular songs/music made in the style of a rap/hip-hop beat and theme, but instead of using traditional instruments and sound, it uses cartoon sound effects or widely recognizable silly noises from viral videos and memes.
These kinds of remixes were likely popularized by the "Penis Music" meme, which has become an alternate title for this genre.
It's sometimes referred to under the phrase "21st century beat", "goofy ahh _____ remix", "____ typebeat", or posted with a caption like "were making it out of the hood!/were never making it out of the hood!"
Some examples are in the tags (UrbanDictionary won't let me add links)
These kinds of remixes were likely popularized by the "Penis Music" meme, which has become an alternate title for this genre.
It's sometimes referred to under the phrase "21st century beat", "goofy ahh _____ remix", "____ typebeat", or posted with a caption like "were making it out of the hood!/were never making it out of the hood!"
Some examples are in the tags (UrbanDictionary won't let me add links)
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