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Flute samples in rap music are having a moment, so here’s your next big star.
The internet is currently smitten with a flautist from Dallas, who goes by @BonafideTye on Twitter. On Thursday, she tweeted videos of herself playing along to Future’s “Mask Off” and Migos’ “Get Right Witcha.”
Spoiler: the videos are amazing. She is amazing. Like … . Plus, she knows the bathroom has the best acoustics, so she is clearly an expert.
“Mask Off” @1future call me next time you need a flute pic.twitter.com/gfSD2VRZJ6
Tyler. (@BonafideTye) March 23, 2017
Everybody talks about the flute in “Mask Off” but what about the flute in “Get Right Witcha”? @Migos pic.twitter.com/j1e22dWK0T
Tyler. (@BonafideTye) March 23, 2017
On Twitter, people are obsessed, of course. @BonafideTye even got a shoutout from singer-rapper Lizzo, who plays the flute herself.
@BonafideTye them bathroom acoustics
TJ (@stayballin) March 23, 2017
DO “PORTLAND” NEXT PLEASE @BonafideTye
WorkItJulius (@FunnyJulius) March 24, 2017
@BonafideTye @1future pic.twitter.com/WqIG3Dfw4F
Hope (@AgapeLove_x) March 24, 2017
BLACK GIRLS PLAYING THE FLUTE IS WHAT THAT IS BITCH https://t.co/WalShSASwf
|L I Z Z O| (@lizzo) March 25, 2017
“[Future], call me next time you need a flute,” she wrote.
Well, Future (and Migos), you heard her. Also, Drake: give her a call, too. We all heard “Portland,” dude.
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Read more: http://mashable.com/2017/03/25/flute-player-in-bathroom-future/
