Have you ever been in an airplane and it hits an unexpected patch of turbulence? For a few seconds, people and unsecured things are being tossed around inside and the speed goes down rapidly. It’s absolutely frightening because it feels like all the fears of flying are coming true.

On Benjazzy and Bonbero’s first release off their B2B collab album ‘WAGAMAMA,’ Bonbero starts the song off over a sparse Chaki Zulu beat. This feels like turbulence, and it isn’t for a few bars until the full beat kicks in when the plane gets back on the right path. Once Benjazzy’s verse starts, the turbulence starts back up as he brings a hyperactive Rap style to the forefront.

Eventually, ‘WAGAMAMA,’ like the plane, stabilizes and showcases both MCs' rapping skills. They both seem to have learned a lot from Eminem as they go double and even triple-time on the beat, and it’s dope when they go bar for bar in the end of the song.

Check out Benjazzy and Bonbero’s ‘WAGAMAMA’ and the full album B2B below.