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"I bring all my guns to work / gilbert arenas" line is still one of my all time favorite hash tags
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Mar 29, 2013 18:53
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Whoa a 2 Chainz song that is actually good?!
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Human Being 2 is digital trash and its easily weezys worst thing yet, even worse than sorry 4 the wait and dedication 4.
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Profondo Rosso posted:Can anyone recommend some good two chainz/tity boi stuff? I've been listening to more of him and his earlier work is pretty rad The only songs I kept on his album are the one with Scarface and John Legend, and "I Feel Good"(mostly because of the beat). He's usually at his best as a feature.
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thathonkey posted:"I bring all my guns to work / gilbert arenas" line is still one of my all time favorite hash tags Weird he stole that line verbatim from Jay Z in "under pressure". http://blog.washingtonpost.com/clicktrack/2010/06/jay-z_cites_gilbert_arenas_on.html
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http://youtu.be/3lDqMx4rmFU For once, alansmithee and I agree on something. Wolf is impressive. A lot easier to listen to now that it lacks and the rape and shock. The production is the star. Yes, Pharrell helped produce IFHY and it's basically a NERD song but it sounds great. And the video is pretty clever So yeah. Colossus is a good take on The Way I Am and Stan as a single song. Boywhiz88 fucked around with this message at 19:36 on Mar 29, 2013 |
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Mar 29, 2013 19:33
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Profondo Rosso posted:Can anyone recommend some good two chainz/tity boi stuff? I've been listening to more of him and his earlier work is pretty rad He peaked with Spend It IMO. Get Codeine Cowboy 1/2 and Trap-A-Velli 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8qnNSFTmio
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My boss fired me yesterday for literally no reason other than I'm black and she hates me so I went to corporate to appeal an overturn which they did because like I said it was for literally no reason. Anyway I'm pumped and she's probably extremely salty and I've been listening to FDB on repeat for about an hour.
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Amateur Saboteur posted:My boss fired me yesterday for literally no reason other than I'm black and she hates me so I went to corporate to appeal an overturn which they did because like I said it was for literally no reason. Anyway I'm pumped and she's probably extremely salty and I've been listening to FDB on repeat for about an hour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--9MpqZFo0I If you don't know every word of this song by heart, you ain't had a bad job.
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guess I need to check out Wolf. Never liked Tyler before so hopefully this will convert me.the black husserl posted:Weird he stole that line verbatim from Jay Z in "under pressure". Wow. He sure did. Could be a coincidence, or not. "Spend It" came out in 2011 I think.
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Where's Childish Gambino? I wonder if he is going to kill himself after hearing Wolf.
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I made a lot of money in tips at my legitimate job (but only reporting a little bit of them for taxes, yollo at me) and then came home to count all my money while listening to rap songs. I guess this is the cultural tourism alansmithee talks about. I thought this mixtape was great and it was a great summer for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGIxNifbVvk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqlJ9bevgu0
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the black husserl posted:Human Being 2 is digital trash and its easily weezys worst thing yet, even worse than sorry 4 the wait and dedication 4. Sorry but this is false. Carter 4 was worse (only song thats listenable is the one about having a Choppa in the Cah) and I'm pretty sure sorry 4 the wait and D4 were both worse, although I'm not sure about D4. Also need to give Wolf another listen, i was tired as hell and fell asleep the first time but from what I heard both the rapping and production were more diverse and better than goblin.
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The best song in Carter IV is the one without Wayne on it. Dedication 4 has no listenable tracks.
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thathonkey posted:The best song in Carter IV is the one without Wayne on it. Dedication 4 has no listenable tracks. Gunplay might have the best verse on IANAHB2.
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You guys are right about D4, but C4 had had it's high points: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xio8gIEwDeY Looks like Beyonce did the right thing with that Hit Boi produced monster I Been On and got H-Town all over the remix: https://soundcloud.com/bunbtrillog/beyonce-i-been-on-remix-ft-bun-b-zro-scarface-willie-d-slim-thug-lil-keke GET MONEY fucked around with this message at 02:11 on Mar 30, 2013 |
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"harder than DJ Khaled playing the fuckin' quiet game, gently caress am I saying, Tyler's not even a violent name." new Tyler owns. Much better then Goblin, although I'm not sure it matches the raw shock and rage Bastard. His production is also soo much cleaner now, dude has really matured as a producer and a rapper
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Thanks whoever recommended this Underachievers tape. poo poo is stacked out with some real nice tracks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvpNjZgnOAs
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quote:HANDS OF ZEUS @BigGhostFASE Brrr   My favorite Gucci song http://youtu.be/1scYHerzPsE?t=36s temple fucked around with this message at 19:43 on Mar 30, 2013 |
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Mar 30, 2013 19:35
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Binary Star has a new ep out. Pretty surprising considering their last album came out in 2000. http://binarystarduo.bandcamp.com/
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I'm getting in touch with a lot of the hip-hop I listened to when I was in high school. My favourite hip-hop artist from back then was Kyprios, formerly of Sweatshop Union. He was like a lot of other WE GOTTA CHANGE THE INDUSTRY Canadian hip-hop artists from that time, although more in-your-face. The guy's a great performer and he had a lot of hype going into the release of his debut album Say Something, but he sadly never took off. I liked him a lot when he first came out and although I'm older and I'm kind of tired of "conscious" hip-hop, he holds up really well. This Is My Hit was his debut single. It's a nice track with a great tongue-in-cheek hook, although the "real hip-hop" elitism will irk some audiences. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9ErfEcz_bI Never Say Goodbye is a pretty touching song about dealing with grief and moving on with life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvYSQVz15Ts
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Boiler Room stream coming on in a few minutes. Boiler Room Rap Life Los Angeles RZA, Ghostface Killah & Adrian Younge w/ Venice Dawn, Pharcyde, Killah Priest, Jonwayne, Chuck Inglish, Da$h This show will be broadcasted live from 6pm – 11pm (PST), Saturday 30th March The show itself is strictly private, you must be on a guest list to get in. Everyone else, you get to watch amazing music, free, live, online. BROADCAST URL: http://boilerroom.tv/live
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Everything we see around us: the sun, the moon, the stars, Are millions of worlds that astound us The universe in size was hard to fathom. It was composed in a region small as a single atom, Less than one-trillionth the size the point of a pen, Microscopic but on a macro level within. http://www.buzzfeed.com/azafar/watch-wu-tangs-gza-explain-the-big-bang-in-a-rap *Edit* Unrelated note: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsWUHH6OYjk Insanely Sikh fucked around with this message at 02:30 on Mar 31, 2013 |
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Eggie posted:I'm getting in touch with a lot of the hip-hop I listened to when I was in high school. My favourite hip-hop artist from back then was Kyprios, formerly of Sweatshop Union. He was like a lot of other WE GOTTA CHANGE THE INDUSTRY Canadian hip-hop artists from that time, although more in-your-face. The guy's a great performer and he had a lot of hype going into the release of his debut album Say Something, but he sadly never took off. I liked him a lot when he first came out and although I'm older and I'm kind of tired of "conscious" hip-hop, he holds up really well. This poo poo is cheeseball
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Harminoff posted:Binary Star has a new ep out. Pretty surprising considering their last album came out in 2000. new binary star!?! This EP is pretty dope. I mean, I'm not sure if it's MotU level but its good. More of a modern sound Edit: was the new hit boy any good? Tolkien minority fucked around with this message at 08:25 on Mar 31, 2013 |
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Eggie posted:I'm getting in touch with a lot of the hip-hop I listened to when I was in high school. My favourite hip-hop artist from back then was Kyprios, formerly of Sweatshop Union. He was like a lot of other WE GOTTA CHANGE THE INDUSTRY Canadian hip-hop artists from that time, although more in-your-face. The guy's a great performer and he had a lot of hype going into the release of his debut album Say Something, but he sadly never took off. I liked him a lot when he first came out and although I'm older and I'm kind of tired of "conscious" hip-hop, he holds up really well. that's that poo poo i don't like
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Eggie posted:I'm getting in touch with a lot of the hip-hop I listened to when I was in high school. My favourite hip-hop artist from back then was Kyprios, formerly of Sweatshop Union. He was like a lot of other WE GOTTA CHANGE THE INDUSTRY Canadian hip-hop artists from that time, although more in-your-face. The guy's a great performer and he had a lot of hype going into the release of his debut album Say Something, but he sadly never took off. I liked him a lot when he first came out and although I'm older and I'm kind of tired of "conscious" hip-hop, he holds up really well. I thought Kyprios was long gone until I saw him doing a free show at lonsdale quay in North Vancouver which a bunch of old tourists were standing around listening to awkwardly.
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So... I've been trying to listen to some of this new Tyler album and I guess I just don't "get" Tyler. I hate his "flow" (that monotonous talk-rap thing he always does) if you can call it that. Really I just can't get down with his whole urban emo/mischievous aesthetic. It is just too Odd-Futurey and that's what I was afraid of. Is there something somebody can tell me about him that might help me get into him or at least dislike him less? I have no context or perspective for why Odd Future is popular. I've talked about it before in this thread but they all kinda suck IMHO except Frank and occasionally Earl and I am a bit frustrated (at myself? in general?) because I don't get why people like them. Feel like maybe I'm missing something and it just hasn't clicked yet? (edit: yes - I realize there is an OF thread, but I thought I might get a better answer here instead of a "yeah you just don't get him" answer) thathonkey fucked around with this message at 13:56 on Mar 31, 2013 |
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thathonkey posted:
Tyler The Creator owns, sorry retard. I'm joking Tyler is all about "Hey guys, I'm joking...but am I?" and that's what makes his lyrics interesting for me. You don't know if he's being real or if he's just chatting a load of poo poo. It's horrorcore but safe, happy horrorcore and if you've ever seen Happy Tree Friends, you'll understand what I mean. In terms of his lyrical flow, I don't think he's got the greatest flow ever but it sounds good enough to me. The production on this latest album is outstanding and you can tell that Pharrell has helped him polish up on that. For me, it's the best album so far this year because it's actually an album. I keep skipping tracks on every other album/mixtape thats come out this year but Wolf is like GKMC, in that, it works better as an album instead of individual songs and you have to listen to the entire thing to get a real feel for the songs. I've been playing Wolf/BFK back to back for the past two days and can't bring myself to listen to anything else apart from some 36 mafia. Have some Bin Laden Weed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIiDojy65NY
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeZ3dl8DgZg I hold ya'll responsible for this.
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temple posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PeZ3dl8DgZg Dope beats dope rhymes, what more do y'all want?
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asap-salafi posted:Tyler is all about "Hey guys, I'm joking...but am I?" and that's what makes his lyrics interesting for me. You don't know if he's being real or if he's just chatting a load of poo poo. It's horrorcore but safe, happy horrorcore and if you've ever seen Happy Tree Friends, you'll understand what I mean. In terms of his lyrical flow, I don't think he's got the greatest flow ever but it sounds good enough to me. The production on this latest album is outstanding and you can tell that Pharrell has helped him polish up on that. Yeah, I don't really agree with this at all. First, dude's way too sincere to pull off the whole "maybe I'm joking" schtick. And also, there's nothing horrorcore about Wolf at all (you could argue Bastard and Earl had some elements, but it would be thin and none of the other OF stuff was like that really). Tyler's essentially an early Eminem/current Kanye mix content wise-lots of poo poo about his upbringing and how it messed him up with some "woe is me I'm rich and famous" poo poo also thrown in between typical braggadocio rapping and random goofy young person poo poo. His more personal songs though aren't nearly as played for laughs as a lot of Em's early poo poo though. And he's not quite as self-absorbed and self-important as Kanye. He's also a pretty good rapper: he mixes up his flow and is pretty clever with his lines. He's probably not quite as good as early Em but few people are. As to why he's popular, I'd say it's largely because there's some white people who don't need to hear about negroes being killed to enjoy a rap song.
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Has anyone listened to Tonedeff's new Glutton EP? http://www.okayplayer.com/news/tonedeff-glutton-ep.html I really like it. It's like a track by track breakdown of the tropes. 1. Oh, dubstep is the thing now? Here's how you do it. 2. Oh, Pitbull style dance is the thing? 3. Rap to gently caress to. 4. The Story Song. 5. The Uplifting Song.
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Finally, two of my favorite genres have come together. Gotye gets a drill flip from King Louie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZRFv_xvZqw
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Ignore the above autotune abortion and listen to this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jIzwMyjF4Y
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alansmithee posted:As to why he's popular, I'd say it's largely because there's some white people who don't need to hear about negroes being killed to enjoy a rap song. Haha, if you think that Odd Future's audience is different than the general rap audience you are stupid as hell.
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Ignore that crybaby conscious crap and listen to this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwnVI_x5g0I
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UP AND ADAM posted:Haha, if you think that Odd Future's audience is different than the general rap audience you are stupid as hell. Just wanted to capture this evidence of a dude talking about poo poo he knows literally nothing about and displaying how big of an idiot he is. Unless you mean general rap audience as in "people living in America" or something and then you're not just stupid but apparently in the habit of saying poo poo that doesn't mean anything. edit-not to say that average white people don't also like hearing about negros dying, but they're just not interested in hearing about it when it's other blacks doing the killing. alansmithee fucked around with this message at 19:55 on Mar 31, 2013 |
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