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At their Nov. If that's not an excuse to go out there and live out your MannequinChallenge dreams, then I don't know what is. If you need some more inspo, check out a round up of the best ones here. It was released on September 13, by EarDrummers and Interscope Records as the third single from their second studio album SremmLife 2. Following viral exposure, due in large part to its role in the Mannequin Challenge trend, it became both Rae Sremmurd's and Gucci Mane's first number-one single on the US Billboard Hot and their first top ten appearance in countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.

The song was one of the last tracks recorded for SremmLife 2 and was a major reason for the album's delay from its planned June release date. Andrew Unterburger of Billboard stated that 'Black Beatles' is 'a vital, quintessentially youthful song, which is extremely welcome in this oncoming era of social conservatism.

Though both brothers Khalif 'Swae Lee' Brown and Aaquil 'Slim Jxmmi' Brown are now of legal voting age, as an entity Rae Sremmurd remains decidedly new-wave, part of Atlanta's bumper crop of young MCs who are less concerned with paying fealty to hip-hop history than they are with blowing out the genre's formalistic constraints to their own thrilling, individualistic ends. Which isn't to say that the Chainsmokers and Halsey were stodgy and back-to-basics, either -- 'Closer' was, in some ways, a blockbusting song in its own right—but after 12 weeks, any song becomes Establishment.

Change was needed, and change was delivered. The rap duo come together and rock their John Lennon lenses with a party-and-bullshit anthem so undeniable it hit Number One.

Everybody's welcome at their club: young bloods, old geezers, weirdo girls with green hair, dealers, haters, Gucci Mane. A blunted time is guaranteed for all. Pitchfork would later list 'Black Beatles' on their ranking of the best songs of at number On the issue dated January 7, , it lost the top spot to 'Starboy' by The Weeknd featuring Daft Punk, though returned to number one the following week. The song had already entered the top 20 of the US Billboard charts before its surge in performance following the Mannequin Challenge.

It dropped out of the top ten on February 25, , after spending fourteen consecutive weeks there. The following week, it rose to number four, before spending three consecutive weeks at number two. It was directed by Motion Family.

On October 26, , the Mannequin Challenge went viral. The trend involves shooting footage of a crowd standing frozen in place, often using 'Black Beatles' as background music. That girl is a real crowd pleaser. For anyone who needs a brush-up on the origins of the Mannequin Challenge, it is a new meme that started in late October, where teens are freezing in dramatic positions and filming themselves as 'Black Beatles plays in the background.

Almost all of the MannequinChallenges are backed up by 'Black Beatles' playing in the background. This is the original music video for the song, posted about a month before the challenge began:.

The connection of the challenge to the song, however, is perhaps the internet's greatest mystery. Nowhere in the music video is anybody freezing, and nothing in the actual song would seem to inspire it either.

We might just have to chalk this one down to another one of those 'Alex from Target' situations — a great popularity that will never quite fully be explained. And yes, to answer your next burning question, the brothers are absolutely aware of the internet hype of the MannequinChallenge. At their Nov. If that's not an excuse to go out there and live out your MannequinChallenge dreams, then I don't know what is. If you need some more inspo, check out a round up of the best ones here.

It was released on September 13, by EarDrummers and Interscope Records as the third single from their second studio album SremmLife 2. Following viral exposure, due in large part to its role in the Mannequin Challenge trend, it became both Rae Sremmurd's and Gucci Mane's first number-one single on the US Billboard Hot and their first top ten appearance in countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.

The song was one of the last tracks recorded for SremmLife 2 and was a major reason for the album's delay from its planned June release date. Andrew Unterburger of Billboard stated that 'Black Beatles' is 'a vital, quintessentially youthful song, which is extremely welcome in this oncoming era of social conservatism. Though both brothers Khalif 'Swae Lee' Brown and Aaquil 'Slim Jxmmi' Brown are now of legal voting age, as an entity Rae Sremmurd remains decidedly new-wave, part of Atlanta's bumper crop of young MCs who are less concerned with paying fealty to hip-hop history than they are with blowing out the genre's formalistic constraints to their own thrilling, individualistic ends.

Which isn't to say that the Chainsmokers and Halsey were stodgy and back-to-basics, either -- 'Closer' was, in some ways, a blockbusting song in its own right—but after 12 weeks, any song becomes Establishment.

Change was needed, and change was delivered. The rap duo come together and rock their John Lennon lenses with a party-and-bullshit anthem so undeniable it hit Number One. Everybody's welcome at their club: young bloods, old geezers, weirdo girls with green hair, dealers, haters, Gucci Mane. A blunted time is guaranteed for all.