The King Hard Rock Type Beat

 “we will gather the 10 beast and bring the great ambtion of the akatuski to frution and understand this failure is not an option”This is a beat i made with Soundbites From Naruto, Demon Slayer, Oz, Beserk, Wild Force &Dragon Ball      with    Samples From Elvis, Memory, Pink Floyd, Boston,Bob James, Van Halen & Aaron Barber with various other loops & Sound effects #narutoshippudenedit #hardrocktypebeat2023 #storytellingtypeinstrumentals #akatsukiedit #redmantypebeat #andymilonakistypebeat #blackthoughttypebeat #newalbumcomingsoon #tobiakatsuki #ghostfacekillahtypebeat #storytellingmusicvideo #madaruchihaedit #tobiuchihaedits #mashuptypebeat #sirdavidthekillerbee #foxkidsshows #toonamimemories https://audiomack.com/dj-new-new-dre/song/1-146


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