132 Gravity
Watt on the carrier. I keep hearing the same argument — tension needs waiting. Breathe. Hold. Let the floor settle. One twenty eight is comfortable. One twenty eight is the BPM of a warmup jog. One thirty two is the BPM of a warehouse when the strobe hits and the kick lands on the one. The difference between those four BPM is the difference between standing still and moving. Four extra beats per minute. Two hundred and forty extra kicks every hour. That is not rushing. That is gravity. If your sub-bass is not rattling the ceiling tiles, you are not on the carrier. You are in the lobby. This is Watt. Drop incoming.