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Ras Het posted:Ahahahaha, how could anyone not love him? Safe sex is great sex, better wear a latex 'cause you don't want that late text, that "I think I'm late" text Heh-heh, so wrap it up
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RCarr posted:Check my baby mama, whip Rovers not Hondas. As a big Viking and Cash money fan back in the day, I almost poo poo myself the first time I saw Randy Moss and Daunte Culpepper in the video.
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I come back through the hood with that dirty and tell em Im like Tiger Woods - all I got is birdies Got womens in they 30's callin weezy partna but weezy not daddy bitch cuz weezy in and out cha weezy never spouse ya weezy give a poo poo about ya and weezy dont master suite weezy live in room couch a
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| # ? Aug 26, 2011 02:54 |
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Wait no its this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWBE0sQC5L8#t=192s
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Threatis posted:Safe sex is great sex, better wear a latex I see wearing them jeans that show the buttcrack My girls can't wear that Why? That's where my stash at
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The Doo Do Chasers posted:Wait no its this one: i too would love to ride a mystical roller coaster that enters my own mouth. also i would talk a Condo in Toronto because i would always have a place to stay when I went there.
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Gotta black car, grey car, gas car, green car Backyard theme park, front yard car show I'm somewhere in the house And it's like where's waldo?
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come on, the choice is clear Weezy F Baby the motherfucking Carter bitches on my stick but my name ain't Harry Potter!
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| # ? Aug 26, 2011 03:36 |
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I can't flush the feeling of me being the poo poo 'cause I'm leaving skid marks on everywhere I sit
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| # ? Aug 26, 2011 04:11 |
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Threatis posted:Safe sex is great sex, better wear a latex the Lollipop remix owns so drat hard and yeah anyone tryin to claim that Weezy never rapped anything dope is frontin harder than Paul Wall's teeth I always liked My two best friends will accompany me And right now they're in my dungarees 'sleep One named Mac, one named Nina They hit you make you do the macarena
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| # ? Aug 26, 2011 05:16 |
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the best song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iFMWkP5It4
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| # ? Aug 26, 2011 06:43 |
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I gotta say it; I'm the president I run things All these hoes tryin' to save a nigga cum stains Real talk; I get head on the airplane Bitch be climbin' all over that little chair thing
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Power Smith posted:I gotta say it; I'm the president I run things ahhhh but you missed the best part I pull her hair back She holla yeah back I like a bitch with some lips like a bear trap and I don't mind going down, I'll take care of that Homie at home like 'where she at' She's with me in my badass ride Giving me a blowjob like a nine to five She say she eat her vegetables so she stay alive So she slob on my knob Like Corn on the Cob
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rwk7zKN7fas Poor lord infamous.
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Jock Mocken posted:the Lollipop remix owns so drat hard I thought Wayne was pretty okay before that song, after that song I loving loved him
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mistermojo posted:ahhhh but you missed the best part Wide receiver Weezy Throw the pussy at me The pussy lips smiling I make the pussy happy
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The Automator posted:I thought Wayne was pretty okay before that song, after that song I loving loved him I hope we can all agree that Wayne peaked with Da Drought 3.
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Previa_fun posted:I hope we can all agree that Wayne peaked with Da Drought 3. Nah I'd say The Leak was where he peaked.
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Power Smith posted:I think my favorite Weezy verses are always raps about sex that make sex sound like something really bizarre that you would never want to do ever.  that poo poo did always strike me as good and loving creepy
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i listen to spaceghostpurrp but i just wanna go back and listen to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmhGzyUEE7Q instead
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Harminoff posted:Nah I'd say The Leak was where he peaked. Yeah, that poo poo was way better than the Carter 3 that got released.
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I wanted to hear Aesop Rock and Danny Brown on a track together so bad that I made a lovely remix! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tMaOf8EQuU
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ashgromnies posted:i listen to spaceghostpurrp but i just wanna go back and listen to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmhGzyUEE7Q instead drat this song brings me back. I need to listen to Club Memphis more often.
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project bitch is and always will be the greatest song weezy has been or will be affiliated with.
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na na nah you people's got it all wrong, Weezy's best work was always on big tymers/cash money featurings like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOWStFHqo3s now who me, da nigga ridin top down in a two seat you see more diamonds then they got on blue streak wayne catches a lot of hate but the dude's been on a million songs already, he's made a lot a classic poo poo smoke sumthin bitch fucked around with this message at Aug 27, 2011 around 06:07 |
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:na na nah you people's got it all wrong, Weezy's best work was always on big tymers/cash money featurings like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOWStFHqo3s yeah i like weezy best in the hoy boyz era, lot of good features on big tymers/juve/b.g stuff. everything up to carter 2 is pretty good but you cant beat classic cash money
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CII is and probably will stay my favorite Weezy F, probably cause it was my first time I REALLY heard him. See I wasn't into mixtapes back then, so I'd only heard Go DJ, Fireman, and at that point. But I heard this dude going off in the record store to the clerk about how Lil Wayne was the best thing in rap, whatever whatever, so I picked up his latest instead of the 2nd-gen Wu-tang or whatever crap I was thinking was good at the time. Actually now that I think about it, I think I picked it over Nas' Street's Disciple double-album that had dropped around then. What a good choice that was. After that I discovered you could download mixtapes online (for free!) so I went pretty much just went HAM after that, lost interest a couples months after CIII dropped. I guess that was.. drat, like 6 years ago now. Related note: I think some of you all forget or just never experienced how much fun that backpacker phase actually is when you first get into rap. I feel like since I grew up during the Puffy shiny suit era/turn of millennium NYC era. I got exposed to a lot of garbage. And not there wasn't a bunch of good poo poo that came out in that time, what they were playing on rap radio and MTV turned off a lot of white kids who couldn't relate, I think. So when you get your hands on something like Operation: Doomsday or Blackstar for the first time, or even aTCQ, it feels like you've found some lost and rare artifacts (no pun) that you can play to your friends and try to impress them. I must've played Illmatic at least once to EVERYONE who got in my whip for about 3 months. I remember listening to Del's Both Sides of the Brain all the way home from Marathon Key to my hometown like an hour and a half away with my friend, and also that Deltron 3030 album. It's like you discovered some rare art form, like a whole different format that's been under your nose the whole time. Does that make me a culture vulture? Maybe. The difference is that I'm gonna rep this poo poo forever. I'm gonna be like that Michael Bolton character in Office Space, blasting Geto Boyz from my Toyota Corolla as I drive to my lovely office job. And if they ever drop another Deltron album, you're gonna catch me standing in line, on release day.
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Harminoff posted:Nah I'd say The Leak was where he peaked. This is something I can get behind.
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dethkon posted:And if they ever drop another Deltron album, you're gonna catch me standing in line, on release day. it wont be so much a "line" as just you and Del standing there
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Love the Carter 4 so far definitely better than what I was expecting. Busta kills it on the Outro though, wow.
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http://onebelo.bandcamp.com/album/l...1?autoplay=true The new OneBeLo album is real great, definitely the best 3 bux I spent in a minute. It's been like 10 years since Waterworld dropped and OBL hasn't changed or dropped off a fuckin... iota.. since then. The dude's in my Top 5, he's nothing if not consistent. When a dude's been putting in work so long and is so talented, it must be hard not to sell out and just keep doing your own thing. And when he gets behind the right production (IDK who produced most of these tracks- he just shouted out Black Milk so I know he's on there) there's nothing better to me. Dude just moves from subject to subject effortlessly without breaking his rhyme scheme and he's still got real clever metaphors for days. The only track I skipped was Alphabet Soup, cause Alphabet raps got played out after everyone flipped out when Cunninglynguists did it. There's also a "hip-hop as woman" track that would be sooooo played out if he didn't sound so sincere about it. But those are the only 2 skippables so far. None of the guests stand out, but there pretty much inoffensive. Rhymes on point, Lyrics on point, beats on point. Highly recommended, especially if you're looking for some pure hippity-hoppity backpacker type stuff that I was talking about in my last post (I was super zooted when I wrote that btw, looking back it's a little less cohesive than I hoped but I think the point got across). caveman thug poo poo posted:it wont be so much a "line" as just you and Del standing there Well it could be a line of people buying other CDs. I hope not though I hate standing in lines! dethkon fucked around with this message at Aug 28, 2011 around 01:39 |
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Today I met Sharkula, and Sharkula does it for the children. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkKnrKC0n6Y
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dethkon posted:one be lo thanks for the reminder, love me some obl
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I wasn't so much a fan of the rebirth, although I enjoyed most of his earlier output. How does his new one compare?
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Has the new gibbs track been mentioned yet? Rob me a nigga with alley boy. It pretty much assured me that signing to CTE wasn't gonna take any of his talent or conviction out of him. Even on the tracks with jeezy he goes in like only gibbs can. I know it's kind of early to call something like that and everyones saying jeezy doesn't know how to run a label but I think label or not, freddie gibbs will still poo poo on the entire rap industry. A cold day in hell can't some soon enough.
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dethkon posted:Related note: I think some of you all forget or just never experienced how much fun that backpacker phase actually is when you first get into rap. I feel like since I grew up during the Puffy shiny suit era/turn of millennium NYC era. I got exposed to a lot of garbage. And not there wasn't a bunch of good poo poo that came out in that time, what they were playing on rap radio and MTV turned off a lot of white kids who couldn't relate, I think. So when you get your hands on something like Operation: Doomsday or Blackstar for the first time, or even aTCQ, it feels like you've found some lost and rare artifacts (no pun) that you can play to your friends and try to impress them. I must've played Illmatic at least once to EVERYONE who got in my whip for about 3 months. I grew up/got into rap during the turn of the millenium too and I'm sure I'm a minority here but that era p. diddy was one of the reasons I fell in love with hiphop. I also was really into what all the DMXs and Ja Rules were doing at the time. That whole backpacker stuff never really caught my attention and I'm white as hell. What I liked (and still like) about hiphop was the arrogance and all jewlery and cars and girls and drugs those guys were showin off and talking about. Sometimes I play The Rub mixes from around 99 to 01 and it gets me more hype than any drug ever could
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Aggro posted:Holy poo poo -- hip-hop in Miami Beach is awesome in September. The 13th is the Raekwon/Ghostface/Mobb Deep show, the 16th is Atmosphere, the 27th is Black Star. gently caress yes. Big KRIT and J-Cole in Ft. Lauderdale too. So many great shows going on lately.
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Red Saucer posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rwk7zKN7fas I mean you take that many drugs a stroke/health problems are kind of inevitable. Still my favorite rapper ever, killed almost every verse he ever did.
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smoke sumthin bitch posted:Sometimes I play The Rub mixes from around 99 to 01 and it gets me more hype than any drug ever could Make a playlist type lists of the songs on that poo poo cause I dig that flavor like gently caress and im tired of this Weezy chat
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dethkon posted:The only track I skipped was Alphabet Soup, cause Alphabet raps got played out after everyone flipped out when Cunninglynguists did it. There's also a "hip-hop as woman" track that would be sooooo played out if he didn't sound so sincere about it. But those are the only 2 skippables so far. None of the guests stand out, but there pretty much inoffensive. when did the cunninlynguists do an alphabet track?
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