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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Hit-Boy... Raps?!


Yes, you read that right. The kid behind the boards on "Black Associates in Paris" (Most played song live. EVER), releases a video for his first "coming out as a rapper" track. Apparently he rapped first as a 13 year old then focused on producing. Dope idea behind the title of the song, and I have to say, kid's got bars. I'm really excited to see anything and everything he puts out in the future.

#goingoutsidethebox #doingitright #takenotes

Monday, June 4, 2012

Homeless People Got Game






The good folks at Pigeons and Planes put together some impressive homeless people who have more talent than some recording, label signed "artists"* people actually pay to see. Take some time and appreciate natural born talent, instead of listening to "Call Me, Maybe"** again.

*Nicki Minaj, you ma'am, have no balls, literally and metaphorically. Ya daddy tells you to boycott Summer Jam because Peter Rosenberg has some choice words for you and your fans, and you adhere? Weak.
**I will admit it is catchy as hell, especially when one of my favorite Fabolous songs is laced with it.

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Another rapper wasting (his) time (and yours)




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Get the f*ck outta here with that!

Wanna waste $10? Perfect, Lil B has allowed that dream to come true easier than ever with his album, Choice and Flowers. In the latest edition of artists going outside their genres and failing, Lil B gives himself the title of "1st Artist Ever," whatever that means, and kinda makes an album of noise. None of the instruments sounds real, as in he made this on his computer. It sounds like a kid, who hates taking music lessons and despises his parents for making him practice everyday, took the soundtrack for Final Fantasy VII and put it back together with a lightsaber and no metronome.

#arrestlilb

Slaughterhouse from over yonder


Budden talks about his ex's, Royce explains his lines in "Fast Lane," Joell talks about some unreleased tracks, and then all of them rap about the ish they don't like over Chief Keef's "I Don't Like." Hilarious. They freestyle around 10:15.

BREAKING NEWS: Nemo Hoes and Curren$y


Educate yourself on some weed strains your favorite dealer's favorite rappers smoke. Then entertain yourself with Blowfly at the end and the crawler on the bottom with a funny crack at the Throne's next album and Snoop Dogg slippers. Get you some!

Visuals from the Throne


It seems the Throne went after the message in the chorus for this track from their album, and nothing in the verses. It was a bit odd trying to make sense of a rebellion as Yeezy raps about a crazy night doing coke off some chick. Also, is that an elephant at the end? #unnecessarybutnecessary