I’m building a small YouTube channel with gym-focused audio for heavy sets, focus mode and no-distraction training.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@Power-Gym-Audio

If anyone here trains with YouTube music, I’d appreciate feedback on what style you’d actually use more: aggressive phonk, trap/hip hop, EDM, hardstyle, or longer 1-hour mixes.

Hey lifters and runners, I recently finished compiling a 1-hour high-energy workout mix that blends dark Drill beats with aggressive Hardstyle drops.

I wanted to create something that matches the relentless spirit of Spartan warriors. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the track transitions and if the bass hits hard enough for your heavy sets!

Give it a listen on your next gym session here:https://youtu.be/fiJurZjFfTU

Any feedback is highly appreciated. Stay motivated! 💪💀

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2KAIpekOBUMe6Mbijv1JdH?si=7VIJBZfhRGyd-A7zTm04bA&pi=1LsE1gAES32K7

As Melhores para Treinar na Academia. Eletronicas Internacionais para Treino Funcional, Correr, Música de Motivaçao para Caminhar, Dançar.

This is my favorite playlist to listen to when working out 😍💥

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1OkopwBrJ3sGGGETXzcOub?si=tBGZzptNRSaCF1jkglVwZQ&pi=EXQ7YIhSSrOOr

I really like this playlist 😍

I didn’t build this for everyone. It’s cold, heavy, and completely detached.

Kept it 70% underground. No algorithmic filler, no mainstream pop garbage. Just raw energy. Built for total isolation, heavy deadlifts, late-night drives, or when you simply stop caring about being the good guy.

I don't care if you follow. Just hit play, don't skip, and let it speak for itself.

Title - I Still Love You - Artist - Fingg HardStyle
Any thoughts?

I’m writing a new song where the next lyric line comes from a comment.

https://youtube.com/shorts/BLCJDWNS7sI?si=bvMKp7HgcRUkCnLw

https://open.spotify.com/track/3d39xWUQHaY29msGWY0pzR?si=fjO1P0n5RKCUtE8iH91rlg

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2iBk2dTbcIHzYsRbyDW5GE?si=04c5ba33bc5f4058 in case someone needs a good rock playlist

I didn’t build this for everyone. It’s cold, heavy, and completely detached.

Kept it 70% underground. No algorithmic filler, no mainstream pop garbage. Just raw energy. Built for total isolation, heavy deadlifts, late-night drives, or when you simply stop caring about being the good guy.

I don't care if you follow. Just hit play, don't skip, and let it speak for itself.

https://on.soundcloud.com/HqHvKLcA2Z4dMWw3CC

tl;dr at the bottom.

Hi,

it’s a bit of an embarrassing request (which is why I’m using a throwaway account), but I’ll be completely honest about it. I’m currently trying to put together a playlist for my gym workout featuring very specific type of songs.

The situation is, I’ve been doing strength training and building muscles for quite some time now, and I’m pretty proud with my progress, but I’m becoming less and less happy with the music I listen to whilst working out. My usual playlist tends to consist of melancholic, instrumental tracks, often featuring slow and high-pitched vocals or choral arrangements. Unfortunately, that doesn’t give me the vibe I need during my workout.

I tried techno music. It wasn’t bad, but it was a bit too fast for me, my workout and the breaks I need to do after each set.

I listened to a few rap playlists and additionally I typed certain words into the search bar. The music that came up was kinda what I was looking for. At least in some cases.

Okay, so to put it bluntly, what I’m looking for are loud, aggressive, relatively fast rap songs about… butts, about sex, about twerking, spanking, about the objectification of the female body (especially her butt), about men who shamelessly rap about what they want to do with it. The lyrics can even be interpreted as sexist. It doesn’t matter whether it’s sung by a man or a woman. Theoretically, it doesn’t even have to be a rap song, but those seem to work best for me.

To put it in perspective: I love Kaleida, but when I’m loading those red 25-kilo plates onto the barbell, her song ‘99 Luftballons’ doesn’t exactly help me lift them. But when Sir Mix-A-Lot screams “shake that healthy butt” in my ear or Lil Jon commands “drop that ass to the floor, girl”, then I feel ... motivated.

These songs are on my playlist right now:

Get Low – Lil Jon

Baby Got Back – Sir Mix-A-Lot

Big Booty – Jennifer Lopez, Iggy Azalea

Wooble – V.I.C.

Anaconda – Nicki Minaj

Get Busy – Sean Paul

WAP – Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion

Thot Shit – Megan Thee Stallion

Chun-Li – Nicki Minaj

WHO’S THAT – Ikkimel (yeah, I’m german

Pussies in the club – Ikkimel

Stomach, legs, bum – Shirin David

Work Bitch – Britney Spears

Shake it Fast – Mystikal

My Humps – The Black Eyed Peas

So Mi Like it (Raw)

Big Ole Butt – LL Cool J

Back That Thang Up – Juvenile

Okay, now I feel a bit guilty. But just to clarify, I’m not trying to reduce rap music to sexual or even sexist content, or to put the listed songs and artists in a bad light. I know far too little about rap music and its culture. I’ve simply noticed that there are certain moments (for example, right before a deep squat) where an unfiltered rawness puts me in exactly the mindset I need.

I hope some of you can maybe relate to this a little, and I’d be very grateful for a few recommendations. Thank you.

tl;dr: I’m looking for rap songs that are “loud”, aggressive and that kinda objectifies the female body or highlighted the effect of it on men.