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[ 0 => '{{subst:AfC submission/draftnew}}<!-- Important, do not remove this line before article has been created. -->', 1 => '', 2 => '{{Infobox song', 3 => '| name = SUBOMOTO', 4 => '| version = [[Hev Abi]] Remix', 5 => '| type = single', 6 => '| artist = [[Zae]]', 7 => '| album = SUBOMOTO (Hev Abi Remix) - Single<ref>{{cite web |title=SUBOMOTO (Hev Abi Remix) - Single |url=https://music.apple.com/nz/album/subomoto-hev-abi-remix-single/1776675255 |website=[[Apple Music]] |publisher=[[Apple Music]]</ref>', 8 => '| language = Filipino, Engliish', 9 => '| released = {{Start date|2024|10|25}}', 10 => '| studio = Downtown Q' Entertainment', 11 => '| genre = [[Hip hop music|Hip hop]], rap, [[Trap music|trap]]', 12 => '| length = {{Duration|m=2|s=59}}', 13 => '| label = Rawstarr Records', 14 => '| writer = [[Zae]], [[Hev Abi]]', 15 => '| composer = [[Zae]]', 16 => '| producer = Mark Beats', 17 => '}}', 18 => '', 19 => '"'''Subomoto'''" (stylized as "'''SUBOMOTO'''") is a song by [[Filipinos|Filipina]] rapper Zae, featuring [[Hev Abi]]<ref>{{Citation |title=SUBOMOTO (Hev Abi Remix) by Zae on Apple Music |date=2024-10-26 |url=https://music.apple.com/ph/song/subomoto-hev-abi-remix/1776675297 |access-date=2024-11-24 |language=en-GB}}</ref>. The remix, released on October 25, 2024, a collaboration marks the significant moment in the evolving landscape of [[Pinoy hip hop|Pinoy hip-hop]], showcasing the talents of two rising stars who are part of the ''[[Billboard Philippines]]'' Hip-Hop Class of 2024. The original track was released earlier on July 18, 2024, and has since gained attention for its empowering lyrics and catchy beat.<ref name=":0">{{Cite web |date=2024-10-28 |title=Zae Releases "SUBOMOTO" Remix With Hev Abi – Watch |url=https://billboardphilippines.com/music/news/zae-teams-up-with-hev-abi-for-subomoto-remix-watch-release-2024/ |access-date=2024-11-24 |website=billboardphilippines.com |language=en-US}}</ref> ', 20 => '', 21 => 'Zae and [[Hev Abi]] have established themselves as prominent figures in the Filipino music scene, having performed at notable events such as the ''Billboard Philippines'' anniversary show at the [[SM Mall of Asia Arena]]. Their participation in this event alongside other major artists like [[SB19]] and [[Sarah Geronimo]] underscores their rising status within the industry. As they continue to break barriers and redefine hip-hop in the [[Philippines]], the SUBOMOTO remix serves as a testament to their talent and potential in shaping the future of local music.<ref name=":0" /> ', 22 => '', 23 => '=== Composition ===', 24 => 'The remix takes Zae’s original track to new heights with the addition of Hev Abi’s raw and unfiltered energy. This collaboration redefines the boldness of the original, with Hev Abi adding his street-smart lyricism and sharp-tongued verses to complement Zae’s fierce delivery. Produced by Mark Beats, the remix amplifies the track’s intensity, turning it into a fiery rap battle that showcases the duo’s undeniable chemistry. Hev Abi’s gritty flow and playful insults, such as “''Subo mo ‘to, biatch, lunukin mo 'yung mayo'',” add an extra layer of grit to the song. ', 25 => '', 26 => 'The instrumental arrangement of remix is built around a dynamic combination of electronic and traditional elements, creating a high-energy, intense atmosphere. Central to the remix are the bass and bass guitar, which serve as foundational elements, grounding the track with deep, resonant tones. These elements are paired with percussion and electronic drums. The synthesizer further enhances the track’s modern, electronic vibe, weaving through the composition with tension-building effects.', 27 => '', 28 => 'In terms of genre, the song falls into a blend of Trap, Gangsta Rap, and Pop-Rap, with its genre profile weighted heavily towards Rap Hip-Hop. This combination brings forward the song’s intense, gritty edge, and its integration of elements from each subgenre influences both the beat construction and lyrical style. The song's mood is marked by energetic, uplifting, and aggressive qualities, reflected in both the instrumental composition and the flow of the vocals. At the same time, the track carries an underlying sexy vibe, with moments of epic and dark energy that contribute to the song's cinematic, larger-than-life feel. The voice presence profile is notably high.', 29 => '', 30 => '==== '''Lyrics and Themes''' ====', 31 => 'Hev Abi’s version of ''SUBOMOTO'' reinterprets Zae’s original aggressive and assertive verses, adding subtle shifts in tone while still maintaining the underlying themes of self-assurance and empowerment. Like the original, the song’s lyrics boldly explore themes of personal strength, rejection of gender roles, and empowerment in relationships. In this version, Hev Abi adopts a slightly different approach to certain lines, infusing them with his own vocal energy and delivery, which softens the impact of some of the harsher elements present in Zae’s version. However, the song still retains its biting critique of societal expectations and gender dynamics, highlighting the challenges and expectations women face in both personal and public spheres.', 32 => '', 33 => ''''Musical Style'''', 34 => '', 35 => 'While Zae’s original ''SUBOMOTO'' was characterized by an aggressive, fast-paced beat, he introduces a more rhythmic, laid-back with trap influences. The bass-heavy beats and melodic undertones balance the harsh lyrical content, with refined vocal delivery contrasts with the quick-paced aggression of Zae.', 36 => '', 37 => '==== Production ====', 38 => 'The instrumental of both the original and the Hev ABI remix shares a noticeable similarity in its beat style with tracks like [[Cardi B]]'s ''[[Up (Cardi B song)|Up]]'', Kendrick Lamar's ''[[Humble (song)|HUMBLE.]]'', and [[Drake (musician)|Drake]]'s ''[[Nonstop (song)|Nonstop]]''. These songs all feature a hard-hitting, trap-inspired beat that emphasizes deep bass and syncopated rhythms, which serves to complement the brash, confident lyrical content of each track. The use of '''F minor''' in both versions gives the song a darker, more intense mood, while the '''82 bpm''' tempo allows the flow of the verses to sit comfortably within a laid-back but impactful groove, creating a stark contrast to the more frantic energy often found in faster beats.', 39 => '', 40 => '=== Cultural Significance ===', 41 => ''''Wordplay and Cultural References'''', 42 => '', 43 => 'In the remix version, the wordplay remains rich and creative, though Hev Abi incorporates a slightly different lexicon and flow. The remix keeps some references to modern Filipino rap culture. ', 44 => '', 45 => ''''<br />'''', 46 => '', 47 => '', 48 => '', 49 => '', 50 => '', 51 => '', 52 => '== References ==', 53 => '<!-- Inline citations added to your article will automatically display here. 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