Not the End of the World Reggaeton Mix
Do you remember Y2K? It was suppose to be the end of the world. Computers were
suppose to shutdown and the nuclear missiles inside of the missile silos were going to launch at midnight in 2000. Ha ha ha. So what happened? That was 19 years ago. We’re still here. BTR Today, we still here rocking, and I don’t think it will be the end of the world when the clock strikes 2019. So let’s have fun. Fun before the fun. It’s Friday, you’re getting out of work early and you got paid. Who are you going to rock with? Me! Bazarro! Latin hip hop style. Nooo, it’s not the end of the world. This is just the beginning. In a couple of days, Happy New Years!!!
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