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Shylo Batchelor Ashby Milwood, (born 20 March 1996) also known as Russ,Russ Millions or Russ Splash, is a British rapper and songwriter. Russ returns with a remix of his huge hit song, “Gun Lean”.The original song has already garnered over 4 million views on YouTube, only a month after its release. "Gun lean" is a dance move that Russ has been flexing since he started rapping in 2016. Then after my sister died, I decided to do it properly out of respect to her.” In December 2018 he released his single "Gun Lean" on Virgin Records. Song Gun Lean; Artist Russ Millions; Album Gun Lean; Licensed to YouTube by DittoLtd, UMG (on behalf of Pressplay Records Ltd); LatinAutor - SonyATV, LatinAutor - Warner Chappell, BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., UNIAO BRASILEIRA DE EDITORAS DE MUSICA - UBEM, LatinAutor, SOLAR Music Rights Management, Warner Chappell, and 7 Music Rights Societies
Russ returns with a remix of his huge hit song, “Gun Lean”.
Then after my sister died, I decided to do it properly out of respect to her.”The first footballer to incorporate the gun lean into a goal celebration was Leyton Orient forward Josh Koroma, during his team’s win over Chesterfield in the National League.Get in on the ground floor with the gun leanLewisham-born Russ has been gaining traction since beginning his music career in 2016, but ‘Gun Lean’ has brought him more attention with more than 3m YouTube views at the time of writing.He has been racking up millions of views, first through his ‘Lightwork Freestyle’ and now with ‘Gun Lean’ itself, and looks set to get even more attention off the back of the viral success.Well, you’ll be seeing a lot more of the ‘gun lean’ in 2019, so it’s worth learning a bit about its origins so you can show off your knowledge before it’s everywhere.It’s simple enough to replicate, involving lifting your left and right shoulders one after the other, but if you need a demonstration you can watch the video below.Will we see more players follow suit?
It hails from a track with the same name by Russ as they raise their shoulders one after anotherWe are no longer accepting comments on this article.The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.Published by Associated Newspapers LtdYoung striker Josh Koroma pulled the move after scoring the National League table topper's first goal against Chesterfield - a full three hours before the United star.The comments below have not been moderated.The song has already gone viral since its release in the week, receiving more than 850,000 streams in the space of two days.Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media GroupFormer Arsenal and England striker Ian Wright also tweeted a clip of the goal, with the words 'right, left'.
Nothing is going to change my mind,' said @-Nomics.While Lingard was the first big-name player to gun lean, supporters of fifth tier Leyton Orient were quick to point out another player who had got there first.The dance move hails from a track with the same name by Russ, which features an accompanying routine in which the drill rapper and a host of others raise their right and left shoulders one after another and say 'left, right, left, right'.He duly did so after scoring a penalty against Cardiff City on Saturday, and it wasn't lost on those who were fans of the song.Lingard performed the celebration after scoring a penalty against Cardiff City on SaturdayJesse Lingard has captured the attention of music fans with a celebration called the 'gun lean'Amid its popularity, some on Twitter predicted that Lingard - who previously mimicked the 'hype dance' from video game Fortnite - would reference the craze the next time he scored a goal.
A dance move created by a London drill rapper by the name of Russ which shows him sway his shoulders back and forth acting like someone has been shot multiple times. The original song has already garnered over 4 million views on YouTube, only a month after its release. Russ Spalsh is a drill rapper whose name is short for "Russian." ... have you heard that new song by russ? Share to Pinterest.