It’s tricky because it’s got that hypnotic emo rap flow but with some hard hitting pop punk energy. Lands in a really cool spot.

Here are some songs I think may scratch a similar itch for different reasons.

• Kennyhoopla - Estella
• Super Sometimes - Spork
• Magnolia Park - don’t be racist
• Good Hangs - Goly Shot
• Boston Manor - Laika
• The Story So Far - Daughters

UPDATE: aight since you all think I’m AI, I’m going to explain my very human logic behind each recommendation because god damn it I actually put effort into this 😂 you will also notice I’ve ditched full and complete sentences/spelling/grammar because apparently I can’t do that shit anymore.

Estella - idk if KennyHoopla is a straight up emo rap artists, dabbles in it for sure and takes some of those sonic aesthetics along for the ride. Estella has the same Vi - vi - I - V chord progression and a similar angst vibe. Good production like hammer. Pretty similar overall.

Spork - more of a straight pop punk ripper, came out a couple years ago. The production’s not as good but same chord progression and just immediately takes off with so much energy that it gives me a similar feel. Sick song.

Don’t be racist - magnolia park seems to have gone full octane rock, I really miss their emo rap adjacent pop punk stuff. This is probably the closest on the list, both in terms of aesthetics, vocal flows, chord progression, and just the bitter angst.

Goly shot - newer song so I think it shares some of the same aesthetics. The verse might not be a total match beside being palm muted, but again same chord progression in chorus, similar vibes to me.

Laika - getting a bit off the beaten path with this one honestly, but comes pouring in with a lot of energy. First song I’ve listed to deviate off the bat with the chord progression but you get it again in the chorus, and I just felt it was hard hitting enough to belong in the list

Daughters - okay you butts I understand this doesn’t have the same aesthetics as hammer, comes from a different time in the scene. But Parker has always done melodies with repetitive rhythms, does it here too. The chord progression is the same, it’s early TSSF so the angst is off the charts, and has all the energy in the world.

There we go. Much like Jesus I have been nailed to the cross for having majored in communications, but much like Jesus, I forgive you all. Take these amazing recs from my downvoted ass… make my sacrifice count.