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Early career (2006-2007)
Hyper Crush began with Fontaine and Moronie. Originally, the name of the band was the Bel-Airs, but the name changed along with their style. They sought a female vocalist to go along with Fontaine, and their long-time friend Valentine took the job.
The group first gained widespread exposure through their MySpace page. They began playing shows in Los Angeles and other places in and around California. In late 2007, they released their debut, Mixtape Volume 1, which contained 31 original Hyper Crush songs. Along with the mixtape, they also released independently-made music videos for "The Deloreon" and "Slow Motion".
Both musically and in their appearance, Hyper Crush makes copious references to the decades of the 1950s and 1980s.[citation needed] For example, they have made references to Nintendo, Technicolor, Hypercolor clothing, and Genesis. They even used sounds from Nintendo's Duck Hunt game to begin the song "The Arcade" and music from The Legend of Zelda to end it.
The Arcade (2008)
The Arcade, released on May 1, 2008, was the debut album of Hyper Crush, and the follow-up to Mixtape Volume 1. The album featured 13 songs, 2 of which had been previously released on the mixtape.
At the CD release party hosted by Hyper for the album. party, they also premiered the video for "The Arcade", the title track of the album, although it was not put online and made viewable to the public until June 30.The video was a joint project of Six29 Entertainment and A hill Productions and was directed by Mickey Finnegan.It was Hyper Crush's third video, but the first one to be professionally done.
Signing with Universal Motown
In early November 2008, Hyper Crush signed with Universal Motown. They said in a 2008 interview for BVTV (Bella Vista High School in California) that they had a new album coming out and it was "almost done". They said that since "The Arcade" was independently released, they would re-use about 8 of the songs from The Arcade and the rest of the new album would be new songs. They also stated that they don't have a final name for the new album, then added, perhaps facetiously, that Bella Vista Rocks The Arcade was the working title. In another BVTV interview, in 2009, the band said they were still "mixing down" the album and hoping for a release that summer.
Hyper Crush released the video for "Robo Tech" in late February 2009. This was their fourth video and second video to be professionally done. It was directed by Mickey Finnegan, as was "The Arcade".
The delays in releasing their second album incited the band to release some material through a different channel, and they released their second mixtape on the Internet on June 26, 2009. Valentine spoke about the mixtape:
“ We wanted to make something cool to put out, especially because our album seems like it’s taking long to people... We were like, ‘Okay, it’s hard to put the album out so we’re gonna put out a 21-song mixtape.’ Making new music is important to us and we want to give that to our fans.”
Hyper Crush released the first single off their upcoming album on September 17, 2009, titled "Keep Up". They have also filmed a music video which is yet to be released.
Kick Us Out
Hyper Crush Lyrics
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Like we own it!
We take the party with us everywhere we goin'!
They wanna shut it down
But they gon' have to kick us out
Because we bring it on and on and on
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
Everybody grab yo drink
We gon' take it to the house.
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
So come on!
We bring it on and on and on
We gettin stupid on the flo (flo)
That's how we do it
Then we so out of control (trol)
We make it hot
And then we let the bottles pop
As long as we on the top
Ima rock, Ima live 'til they kick me out this bitch
Somebody take my keys
No I'm not tryna leave
Tonight's the night (oooh)
Come on, come on
I got my girls with me
Why won't they let us be?
Tonight's the night (oooh)
Come on, come on
Get loud
Like we own it
We take the party with us everywhere we goin'
They wanna shut it down
But they gon' have to kick us out because we bring it on and on and on
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
It's goin' down
Everybody grab your drinks
We gon' take it to the house.
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
So come on!
We bring it on and on and on
They tryna kick, kick me out
But this, this is my house
We gon' work, work it out
We party, we put it down.
All my people standin on top of tables
We gettin' crazy so ladies come to my stable (hey)
Somebody hold my drink
You know I'm 'bout to freak
Tonight's the night (oooh)
Come on, come on.
I got my crew with me
And yeah thats all I need.
Tonight's the night (oooh)
Come on, come on.
Get loud
Like we own it
We take the party with us everywhere we goin' (hey!)
They wanna shut it down
But they gon' have to kick us out
Because we bring it on and on and on
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
It's goin' down!
Everybody grab yo drinks
We gon' take it to the house.
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
So come on!
We bring it on and on and on.
All my laddies stand up on the bar
(on the bar)
Now come on drop it low, we goin' hard (goin' hard)
And I won't leave until they kick me out (kick me out)
No I won't leave until they kick kick kick me out
Come on, come on!
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
It's goin' down!
Everybody grab yo drink
We gon' take it to the house.
They wanna kick us out (kick us out the club)
So come on!
We bring it on and on and on.
In "Kick Us Out," Hyper Crush sings about partying hard and not wanting to leave the club. The lyrics speak to the idea of not wanting the good times to end, even if other people or circumstances want to bring things to a halt. The chorus particularly emphasizes this sentiment, stating "They wanna shut it down, but they gon' have to kick us out because we bring it on and on and on." The song encourages listeners to keep the energy high and to continue to celebrate no matter what obstacles may come.
One interesting aspect of the song is its catchy beat and melody, which lends itself well to being played in clubs or at parties. Additionally, the lyrics are easy to memorize and chant, further adding to the song's appeal in social settings. The music video for "Kick Us Out" features colorful and engaging images, drawing viewers in and reinforcing the song's high-energy vibe.
The song was released in 2010 and became one of Hyper Crush's most popular tracks. It has been featured in a number of television shows and movies, including Glee, The Vampire Diaries, and Just Go with It. The trio has since released several other albums and singles, although "Kick Us Out" remains one of their most recognizable hits.
Line by Line Meaning
Get loud
Let's make some noise and show everyone that we're here to party.
Like we own it!
We're the kings and queens of this place and we're going to act like it.
We take the party with us everywhere we goin'!
We bring the party vibes and energy with us wherever we go.
They wanna shut it down
The people in charge are trying to end our fun.
But they gon' have to kick us out
They're going to have to physically remove us from this place.
Because we bring it on and on and on
Our partying doesn't stop, we keep going and going.
They tryna kick, kick me out
They're trying to kick me out of the club.
But this, this is my house
I feel like I belong here and I'm not leaving.
We party, we put it down.
We know how to have a good time and keep the energy up.
Everybody grab yo drink
Let's all get a drink and keep the party going.
And I won't leave until they kick me out
I'm staying until they physically make me leave.
No I won't leave until they kick kick kick me out
I'm not backing down, they'll have to work to get me out of here.
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: ANGELINA ARAYA, DHAR HOLOWELL, STEVEN LOVE, BONNIE LEIGH MCKEE, NICOLE MORIER, PATRICK RIDGE, DAVID VINE
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Viktor Mendoza
Almost 2020 I’m still bumpin’! 🎉🎉🎉
Kyle IM
I'm in 2021 lol😄
None of Your Business
Weird that this has so many fewer likes than "Rage." This is my favorite Hyper Crush,.
Jon A. Scholt
Still like Maniac the best
Rando Media
beautiful! they've grown so much as a band! :)
ohsovictor
4 years later i'm still bopping to this song omfg
ohsovictor
this song was truly ahead of it’s time, here we are 11 years later omg
SideEffects297
@None of Your Business almost 9
None of Your Business
7
Jake Thunderbird
6 now