I never thought I'd be ranking an M. Bombast song this low but every part of this song seems designed to aggravate me. The vocal's full of pops that make it hard to listen to, the cymbals are aggressively tinny, the lyrics are a decent take on the challenge but the content is offputting and the music doesn't feel inspired enough to mitigate any of my problems with the rest of the song. I'm sure you'll still coast through the round and impress me with subsequent songs but this one really rubbed me up the wrong way.

great intro, hooked immediately. Half time section was dope, overall real catchy

I know your artist name is “Max Bombast,” but self-aggrandizing lyrics like this are a real turnoff, even if they’re intended to be tongue-in-cheek or ironic. However, this is a really catchy song, so I couldn’t help but like it despite the narcissism. I like the little stabs of high funky guitar. This is maybe overcompressed or something, I kept jumping when it came on right after Mandibles’ song, and I feel like every time you sing a “p” it’s a brief assault on my ears, particularly when you sing “people.” Nice harmonies, nice melodies.

I like the line you're sitting on. This could easily make you seem like a massive prick, but it's pretty silly so I don't get a huge sense of that. I do hear a ton of saliva and messiness in that vocal line, which is unusual for you, so I assume it's more of a production issue than anything else. Just watch your S's and hard consonants, either when recording or producing, please! I need to go clean my ears out now of any leftover water 🙂

this has a good groove, but the self aggrandizing is a little much. Exquisitely mixed, and very well sung. The p’s sometimes pop a little more than id like them to, particularly at the start. “But next, and this part's essential,
Never play a show and start to go mental” is my favorite lyric. Such a great patter! This song is entertaining, but doesn’t have staying power for me.