actually kind of cool....

Nice drop

great animation work there

um, that's music? my lawn, remove yourself.

Sweet animations and use of color. Could not find the mute button fast enough.

I hate dubstep, but this was very good.

I used to be with it, until they changed what it was...

Thank you for reminding me that dubstep is horrible crap that hipsters pretend to like so they can feed their delusions of ironic superiority.

Musically inept.

What is dubstep and drop?

/semi serious, not quite sure
//old, get off my lawn

Welcome to the 50s, robot dub steppers!

PsyLord: What is dubstep and drop?

/semi serious, not quite sure
//old, get off my lawn

I think and I'm guessing here. That it has to do with the beat "dropping" off unexpectedly.

capitafun: PsyLord: What is dubstep and drop?

/semi serious, not quite sure
//old, get off my lawn

I think and I'm guessing here. That it has to do with the beat "dropping" off unexpectedly.

a 'drop' typically refers to when the bassline's relative volume increases and typically, everything else drops out.

often characterized by a 'boom' like sound.

Well, I'm old, and I liked it.

/lawn open -- welcome

Saborlas: Thank you for reminding me that dubstep is horrible crap that hipsters pretend to like so they can feed their delusions of ironic superiority.

I'm well past the expiration date for hipsterdom and I love dubstep. evolve or get the fark out of the way.

stonelotus: I'm well past the expiration date for hipsterdom and I love dubstep. evolve or get the fark out of the way.

7/10. Good effort

I've always assumed that "drop" was a reference to the needle drop when djaying.

short and sweet

ScienceRocks: I've always assumed that "drop" was a reference to the needle drop when djaying.

That's where the term may have started from, but now it generally means the point where the heavier (or main) beat kicks in.

PsyLord: What is dubstep and drop?

/semi serious, not quite sure
//old, get off my lawn

There's that word again. "Drop." Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?