bbno$ Levels Up His Energy with Ironmouse on 1‑800

When bbno$ drops a new track, you know you’re in for something offbeat, unpredictable, and unapologetically fun. With 1-800, his latest collaboration featuring VTuber sensation Ironmouse, he doubles down on that formula — delivering a hyper-energetic, dance-ready single that feels tailor-made for chaotic Twitch streams and late-night playlists.

If you’re unfamiliar, bbno$ (pronounced “baby no money”) is the Canadian internet rap darling known for viral hits like Lalala and Edamame, and a relentless ability to turn internet humor into genuinely catchy music. Partnering with Ironmouse — a wildly popular VTuber and Twitch streamer — is a move that feels as inevitable as it is ingenious. The two have crossed paths on stream before, but this marks their first official track together.

Released on June 27th, 1-800 is a three-and-a-half-minute burst of sugar-rushed hip-house energy. Produced by Diamond Pistols, the track rides on bright, bouncy piano stabs and a bassline that practically begs to be blasted through festival speakers. bbno$ delivers his usual tongue-in-cheek bars at breakneck speed, while Ironmouse hops in with cheeky vocal interjections and an infectious chorus hook that might be one of the track’s biggest surprises. Her animated, high-pitched voice fits the manic energy perfectly — turning what could have been a standard bbno$ single into something that feels genuinely fresh.

Lyrically, it’s not exactly Shakespeare — but it isn’t trying to be. The song is packed with bbno$’s trademark absurdity, flexes, and memeable one-liners. It’s self-aware party music, the kind you queue up when you don’t want to overthink anything. And honestly, isn’t there something kind of brilliant about that in 2025’s oversaturated, content-heavy pop landscape?

The internet’s already eating it up. Early Reddit threads have praised the track’s ridiculous catchiness and Ironmouse’s surprisingly natural fit in a pop track. “The chorus is really catchy,” one user wrote on r/popheads, while others have admitted it’s grown on them faster than expected. TikTok reaction videos are rolling in, and it’s already picking up steam on streaming platforms, boosted by both fan edits and Ironmouse’s devoted online following.

Is it bbno$’s most innovative work? No — but it’s one of his most entertaining. It leans fully into the hyperpop-meets-club rap aesthetic he’s been flirting with for a while, and the result is a track that’s as chaotic as it is addictive. The production hits hard, the transitions are crisp, and the Ironmouse feature feels like a crossover moment that actually makes sense, not a gimmick.

In short: 1-800 is dumb, loud, and a whole lot of fun — exactly what it set out to be. For fans of bbno$, VTuber culture, or just high-energy party anthems, it’s a call you’ll want to pick up.

Verdict: 8/10 — one of bbno$’s catchiest singles in a while, and a surprisingly perfect pairing with Ironmouse’s chaotic energy.

Listen to 1-800 now on all streaming platforms, and let us know your take in the comments. Does this collab hit or miss for you?