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A warning can arrive before anyone presses play. DANGEROUS TREND pushes back with punchy breakbeats, driving bass, and defiant vocals. This is a 90s Big Beat challenge to judgment without listening: music offered freely, suspicion on autopilot, and a name left carrying somebody else's mistake. Defiant, infectious and deliberately fun, it turns a warning into an invitation. The trend says danger. Have you listened?
DANGEROUS TREND TEKNOLUST
[Intro: spoken]
The trend says danger. Have you listened?
[Verse 1]
I put my name above the door And kept the music free. No little box that asks for yours, No debt you owe to me.
You went looking for a catch Before you heard a sound. Now I need somebody’s blessing To stand on my own ground.
[Chorus]
You were looking for a tollbooth, I was opening a door. Pure signal, nothing taken— What were you searching for?
You can say my music’s bad, Say it isn’t made for you. But if you call this dangerous, What does that make you?
[Verse 2]
Many days of reaching out. Still no answer back. This is where I wait again— Let’s put a warning over that.
I’m not your customer, But I still pay for your mistakes. You can leave this till tomorrow; I’m living every day it takes.
[Chorus]
You were looking for a tollbooth, I was opening a door. Pure signal, nothing taken— What were you searching for?
You can say my music’s bad, Say it isn’t made for you. But if you call this dangerous, What does that make you?
[Bridge: stripped back]
If you stand between the world and me, Be careful what you say. And when you get it wrong, Don’t leave it there another day.
A name belongs to someone. Mine is how I start again.
[Final chorus]
You were looking for a tollbooth, I was opening a door. Pure signal, nothing taken— What were you searching for?
You can say my music’s bad. It doesn’t have to be for you.
But dangerous?
Not as much as you.