The video is a classic representation of Romanian hip-hop culture from the early 2010s.
You can spot several prominent members of the Romanian hip-hop scene and the Okapi Sound crew, including Guess Who , Agresiv , and Maximilian .
It features a vibrant, party-centric atmosphere with high-contrast lighting and urban settings.
Produced under the Okapi Sound label, the track features a heavy bassline and catchy synth hooks designed for the dance floor. The Music Video
"Da-te mai așa" is one of the most iconic tracks by Romanian rapper , released in 2010 as part of his album Oameni . The song and its music video became a massive club hit in Romania, known for its high energy and signature "west coast" influenced sound. The Track Artist: Grasu XXL Album: Oameni (2010) Genre: Hip-Hop / Club-Rap
You can find the official high-quality version of the video on the Okapi Sound Official YouTube channel .
The title itself, "Dă-te mai așa" (loosely translating to "Move aside" or "Step back a bit"), became a popular slang phrase.
Directed by Spike (Paul Mărăcine), who was the go-to director for many of the era's most visually distinct Romanian rap videos. Legacy and Impact
The video is a classic representation of Romanian hip-hop culture from the early 2010s.
You can spot several prominent members of the Romanian hip-hop scene and the Okapi Sound crew, including Guess Who , Agresiv , and Maximilian .
It features a vibrant, party-centric atmosphere with high-contrast lighting and urban settings. Grasu XXL - "Da-te mai asa" (videoclip)
Produced under the Okapi Sound label, the track features a heavy bassline and catchy synth hooks designed for the dance floor. The Music Video
"Da-te mai așa" is one of the most iconic tracks by Romanian rapper , released in 2010 as part of his album Oameni . The song and its music video became a massive club hit in Romania, known for its high energy and signature "west coast" influenced sound. The Track Artist: Grasu XXL Album: Oameni (2010) Genre: Hip-Hop / Club-Rap The video is a classic representation of Romanian
You can find the official high-quality version of the video on the Okapi Sound Official YouTube channel .
The title itself, "Dă-te mai așa" (loosely translating to "Move aside" or "Step back a bit"), became a popular slang phrase. Produced under the Okapi Sound label, the track
Directed by Spike (Paul Mărăcine), who was the go-to director for many of the era's most visually distinct Romanian rap videos. Legacy and Impact
