Stranger Things has been on Netflix for about two months now, and it's taken this long for somebody to make a rap out of its creepy, synth-heavy theme song. It's finally happened now, as Wiz Khalifa recruited J.R. Donato and hopped on a hip-hop-ified version of the track by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, members of Austin instrumental synth-rock band S U R V I V E.
On the surprisingly effective track—produced by E. Dan, Big Jerm and Sayez—Khalifa talks about staying genuine despite pressures from fake people and the world to conform: "I brush my teeth, pray, wash my face / And thank God I stay far away from the fakes / Remember days wasn't safe / Now we got thousands tucked in the safe."
Maybe Khalifa should have gotten Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven in the show, on the track, because that girl has flow.
Listen to "Stranger Things" below, and for comparison purposes, the original theme song.
