Cyssero or Cassidy?
Whos betta in your opinion?
Why Do White Kids Love Soulja Boy?
Listen…, soulja boy is annyoing song dats played out this is a discrase to Hip Hop and its annyoing. at my high school there was two white girls going up the stairs (they were really white like the Hills! if you know that show) and there were killing the song further! by singing it! horribly! this is a real question don’t call me rasist or a immature brat i need real answers from hip hop listeners (white, black watever) i just hate it when people kill hip hop!
NERD Premiere Viral Video for Nelly Furtado-Assisted Single
‘Hot and Fun’ is unleashed in full with footage of N.E.R.D performing in their college concert featured as the visuals.
Following the leak of their new single “Hot & Fun” in a form of an almost-two-minute snippet, N.E.R.D debut a viral video in a bid to fully unveil the track. The footage seen in the clip is taken from their recent college concert.
Taken from the Hip-Hop trio’s upcoming album “Nothing“, the song has Pharrell Williams, Chad Hugo and Shay Haley hooking up with Nelly Furtado. an official music video for the new track is being prepared and likely will be premiered before the album release.
“It’s almost like we did this whole entire album with our eyes closed,” Pharrell previously told MTV. “Not because it was that easy but because it was that important to reconnect to what we feel and I would say this album is like scrapping everything and starting with nothing.”
Soulja Boy's exact track made in 10 minutes on fruity loops. No Talent!
Runaway street saw slices into side of house in Lorain
http://tinyurl.com/2fgfkyrVideo captures image of runaway saw bladeLORAIN, Ohio – it was curiosity that prompted Rachel Gayhart and her husband, James, to look at the images captured by their home security system. They were curious why the temporary patch at the end of their Lorain street wasn’t finished.as they looked on the tape, which played back in fast speed, they noticed a worker walking up their driveway at one point, but little else.it was when they watched in slow speed they uncovered the amazing sight of the blade detaching from the saw, spinning uncontrolled up the driveway and into their neighbor’s home.”Two more feet to the west and it would have hit that gas meter on the side of their house,” said Rachel Gayhart. “And a couple of feet more it would have went into my garage.”On the tape, the worker is seen looking around to see if anyone saw what happened, then retrieving the blade, checking it out and reattaching it. He then finished his work and left.The Gayhart’s posted their video to YouTube and called the city of Lorain. The work is being done by an independent contractor for the city.”Thank God that no one got hurt,” said Kenneth Shawver, Lorain’s Chief Deputy Safety Services Director. “I know for a fact that the firm that did the work are in the process right now of investigating the incident and trying to find out what caused it and how to prevent it from happening again.”Shawver said the work though didn’t report the incident to his bosses until they asked him about it on Monday.The blade left about a 3-foot gash in the home next door to the Gayhart’s. that home, they say, has been vacant for a year.
Soulja Boy's exact track made in 10 minutes on fruity loops. no Talent!
The Five Worst Songs of the 2000's
The process of drawing up this list made me nostalgic for the carefree, go-go 1990s, a time when you couldn’t flip innocently through the FM pre-sets in your pimped-out Acura Legend without stumbling upon two or three horrible songs. Remember “Detachable Penis”? Remember “Steal my Sunshine”? Remember how Geggy Tah had that one — just the one — song about wanting thank a stranger for allowing the singer to change lanes, when he was driving in his car? Remember Snow, aka the Informer? Shabba Ranks? Fatboy Slim? White Town? I’d ask if you remembered Whale, LFO, or 311, but if you had to live through their respective reigns of terror, chances are you’re still trying to forget.
1. Soulja Boy “Crank Dat”
I don’t even know where to begin with this one. The largely mush mouthed “rapping”? (Don’t give me any “you don’t understand, it’s Southern rap” claptrap either, okay? because you know what? Gucci Mane is way easier to grok than Soulja Boy is — which is saying something.) The fact that the massive popularity of this song helped to catapult the colloquialism “Superman that hoe” into the public lexicon? That “Crank Dat” was part of a wave of rap hits that came shrinkwrapped with gimmicky snap dances? (Don’t believe me? Go to Youtube. there are 56,900 results for “Crank Dat” alone.) The insipid chorus? The incessant interior self-branding? The sense that you lost a few hundred brain cells each time you heard it?
2. Daniel Powter “Bad Day”
Did you ever see that series of Snicker commercials where someone would be alone, unwrapping a Snickers bar, and then this friendly square with an acoustic guitar in a cheap suit would appear out of nowhere, and he’d say “Would you mind if I helped you enjoy that Snickers?” then the Snickers eater would acquiese, and then the interloper would sit down and play this incredibly awkward song about what comprises a Snickers bar, and how satisfying it tastes, and so on, while the eater nodded along. And you, sitting at home, would turn to whoever was sitting with you and scrunch up your face, and say “That was really weird.” in case you were living in a cave or boycotting American Idol while Daniel Powter was enjoying his fifteen minutes of fame, “Bad Day” was about a thousand times worse and infinitely less fun, a manipulatively melancholic office-schlub empowerment anthem that should’ve been repurposed as a Gitmo torture device.
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Where is the best place to download new hip-hop albums for free?
I need some kind of blog site where I can download full new release hip-hop albums for free. There has to be a ton of them online, but I don’t know where to start. Anyone know of any?
Where is the best place to download new hip-hop albums for free?
Video Premiere: Bow Wow's 'Marco Polo' Ft. Soulja Boy
The rapper/actor’s new music video for his latest single taken from his upcoming LP “Pedigree” has been premiered on FNMTV.
Gearing up to release his new album “Pedigree”, Bow Wow has just premiered a new music video for his latest single “Marco Polo” as a bid to promote the upcoming set. on the new clip, that was launched via FNMTV on Friday, July 25, the rapper/actor tapped fellow teen rapper Soulja Boy to feature on it.
The setting for the video was a beach and it has lots of fun and funny scenes on it. on the video, Bow Wow and Soulja are also being accompanied by lots of female models who were dancing at the beach. another unique feature on the clip is the cameo scenes from TV series Baywatch, which sees some female models dressed up as the coast guards on the series.
The new track is the first single outed from the 21-year-old rapper from his upcoming album, which hasn’t had an exact release date yet. Speaking in an interview, previously Bow Wow believes that the song will be a hit one saying, “‘Marco Polo’ is gonna be a hit record. It’s an undeniable hit record.”
Meanwhile, about his upcoming seventh studio album, the rapper reportedly will be working with lots famous names beside Soulja. Some of the musicians that collaborated with him on the record are, Snoop Dogg, Nelly, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown and Omarion.
White People Love Kanye West
I think I might’ve gotten Kanye West arrested, and now I feel like such a doofus. especially given my history, I mean, this isn’t the first time I got a hip-hop star in trouble with the law, (devotees will recall that, several months ago, I may or may not have convinced Vanilla Ice to beat his wife). in fairness, if I had known Kanye was going fly off the handle and get so aggravated that he’d smash an expensive camera at an airport, I probably wouldn’t have said what I said.
Thursday, September 11, 2008 6:00am
I stumbled into Rutt’s Inn, this amazing pancake place in LA, and Kanye was already there, waiting for me. He stood up and waved me over enthusiastically.
“OB,” he shouted, “My man, get over here, we got just oodles of shit to discuss.” Ugh. He’s a lot of things but, above everything else, Kanye West is a morning person. I am not. I sat down across from him, rubbing my eyes, my head throbbing and my throat dry.
“Thanks for meeting me, Dan, this is really-” I silenced him with a hand wave.
“I’m gonna stop you right there, ‘Ye. this conversation isn’t moving another inch forward until I get at least two cups of coffee in me. My eyes feel like fucking pinecones.” Kanye started laughing. If I had to guess, I’d say it was because he was picturing two pinecones fornicating. that was, of course, not my intention, but Kanye probably couldn’t tell that there was no hyphen between “fucking” and “pinecones.” because this was a spoken conversation.
I digress.
Aside from the giggling, Kanye graciously allowed me several minutes of silence while I wolfed down two cups of black coffee. Kanye was such a fan of mine and I think he’s alright, (I guess), so we both agreed it would be a good idea for the two of us to work on a project together. It was really more his idea than mine, but I figured I’d at least hear him out. I was, after all, writing a pilot for an animated children’s TV show about a genetically-enhanced mouse that gets elected president; Kanye could easily do the voice for the sassy bird that becomes the vice president.
Coming to Fox this fall.
“Now,” I said, after I’d finished my coffee, “what kind of project did you have in mind?” His eyes lit up.
“First off, I just wanna say how psyched I am that you’re meeting with me. I’m such a fan of the blog and your early mixtapes, from back when you used to rap. I mean, you’re the Statutory Rap, man! I am so honored to be in your presence.”
“Settle down, Kanye.”
“Right, my bad. Anyway, I was thinkin’ we could do an album together. you and me, you know, I bring you outta retirement, and we change the game, you know? You’re still tight with Jay-Z, so I’m sure he’d be down to guest on a few tracks. It’d be tight, we’d get Weezy in there, Swizz Beatz. this shit’s gonna be hot!” Rapping? that was the last thing I thought this meeting was going to be about. To be honest, I had no interest in the project and I made no attempts to hide my dissatisfaction. Kanye noticed immediately.
“What’s wrong,” he asked. “You can still spit fire, right?”
“Don’t be a child, Kanye, of course I can. That’s not the point.”
“Well, what is the point?”
Now, before I go any further, I want you to know that I didn’t think I was saying anything revelatory. I honestly didn’t think I was telling any tales out of school, and I didn’t mean to surprise or enrage Kanye West in any way. I mean, he says things like “psyched” and “oodles.” I figured what I was about to say was common knowledge…
“Well, Kanye, I was considering making a comeback, but I’m just not sure it should be with you… I mean, I want to make rap music but, you know. not for white people.” Kanye seemed positively shocked.
“I don’t understand,” he said after some time.
“Oh, uh, it’s pretty simple. White people love you.” I thought he was gonna have a heart attack, but it’s true. White people love Kanye West. so much so, in fact, that I find it amazing that the foremost experts on stuff white people like have never mentioned it. Kanye West, still somewhat in shock, was ready to speak.
“You’re messing with me. this…this can’t be. I’m… I’m from the street, I-”
“Everyone knows where you’re from, Kanye. And, hey, it’s nothing to be ashamed about- you’re selling a ton of records, you’re a dynamite producer and you’ve sold out shows all over the globe. And there’s nothing wrong with making music white people love, plenty people have done it in the past. James Taylor comes to mind.” Kanye West threw up all over the table.
“You lyin’, DOB, you must be lyin’.” has he seriously never suspected this?
“You don’t believe me? Alright, as an experiment, go ahead and ask any average, suburban middle class white person if they’re into rap. Go ahead. right now. Pick someone off the street, anyone, and ask if they like rap music, and I’ll tell you, (unless they’re an actual hip-hop fan), they’re gonna say ‘Eh, I’m kinda into rap. I think Kanye West is great.’ Trust me. just about every white person who’s worried about coming off as either uncool or a racist, which is to say, ‘every white person,’ will say almost that exact sentence, verbatim.”
just look at all those white hands. up front and everything.
“Stop it. Stop it! I don’t believe you.”
“Well now you’re just being a baby. Kanye, man, do you have any idea just how many high-maintenance white girls have ‘Stronger’ memorized? Fucking all of them, man. And, I mean, haven’t you noticed that the way you dress informs the style of idiot white guys everywhere?”
He put his fingers in his ears and started shaking his head violently.
“Look, there’s just something about you. You’re just gangster enough that white people will listen to you and feel cool and edgy, (yet comfortable), but not quite gangster enough that white folks will be afraid of you. or, you know. that anyone else will actually like you. There’s nothing wrong with being liked by white people. Hell, some of my best friends are white. but I’m just saying that if you decided you wanted to feature Regina Spektor on an upcoming single, two things would happen: no one in the hip-hop community would be surprised or impressed, and white kids at colleges across America would absolutely lose their shit.” Seriously. U-Mass Amherst might have to shut down while all the students clean up after their simultaneous orgasm.
Kanye was, understandably, having a difficult time with this new information.
“But…but I’m from Chicago, man, the streets of Chicago.” His eyes started to well up.
“Oh, right, that’s another problem. you reference Chicago a lot, and in your songs, sometimes you call it ‘Chi-town,’ which is fine, but other times you call it ‘The Shire.’ Now, uh… I know you think that’s a cool nickname but…I don’t know if you know this, but the Shire is where the hobbits lived in Lord of the Rings….Do…do you know what type of people love Lord of the Rings, Kanye? I don’t think I need to tell you.”
“Yeah. It’s pretty awful.”
“I don’t mean to rap for white people. I don’t want to make white people happy.”
“Of course you don’t, Kanye, nobody wants white people to be happy.”
“But why do they like me so much?”
“Love, Kanye, white people love you. And I guess it’s because you’re catchy, uncomplicated and generally inoffensive. Let’s be honest, all of your hits are pretty mom-friendly. also you’re very clear. White people are crazy about diction.”
“But still, my lyrics. I rap about life, man, and the streets. Doesn’t that count for anything,” he pleaded.
“Bitch please. you rap about working at the Gap, smoking pot and having sex with drunk chicks. Those are the only things white guys do.”
“Why are you saying this,” Kanye said with tears streaming down his face.
Is that Sting and John Mayer? Well, if this isn’t the whitest fucking thing I’ve ever seen…
“Because I figured you knew!” Honestly. I assumed everybody knew. White people love Kanye West, Middle Eastern people love Lionel Ritchie, and Chinese people are afraid of Smash Mouth. these are Pop Culture Commandments, I don’t presume to understand them, but I acknowledge them all the same. I spend plenty of time around white people, I’ve even been mistaken for white. but I’ll never quite get why white people are so fascinated by Kanye West.
Also Michael Phelps. White people are obsessed with Michael Phelps, I just don’t get it.
“But I sold so many records….”
“That’s true, you’ve got some insanely catchy joints, no one’s taking that away from you. but, you know…Blink182 had some catchy shit too, but I don’t think anyone would argue that they helped out punk music in any way. Do you see what I mean?” He did. And it hurt. He looked practically catatonic, sitting at that table, watching his world crash around him. I tried cheering him up.
“Hey, on the bright side, you’re bringing rap music to the whole world. You’re introducing an entire generation of pasty, soccer-loving white folks to rap. Music History will look back on you fondly but, uh…the same way it looks back on Hammer.” If the Rutts Inn had sharper knives, I think Kanye probably would’ve used one to stab someone at that point. I never was too good at comforting depressed hip-hop stars after a pancake breakfast. I know, that is an oddly specific flaw to have, but it’s true. It’s my one weakness.
“Listen,” I said, paying the bill, “I guess this a lot for you to digest, so I’ll just leave you alone. I think you have a plane to catch anyway. but, hey, gimme a call if you have any interest in voicing a cartoon vice president named ‘Dan Quail.’ Do…do you get it?… Okay, I’ll leave you alone.”
An hour and a half later, Kanye got arrested for flipping out at an airport and breaking a paparazzo’s camera.
So, uh…State of California…hopefully this should explain why Mr. West acted out the way he did. Have mercy on him, this is a tough pill for ole’ Kanye to swallow. Please, take pity on him and be lenient in your sentencing. It’s like Kanye finding out for the first time that there’s no Santa Claus. or, that there is a Santa Claus, and he just loves Kanye’s music.
Because he’s a fat white guy.
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It’s been a bad month for music, but I think we’ve now reached a critical mass of good shit to the point where we can say it wasn’t a total failure. Here are some good songs from the month. Maybe I’ll make a little zip file mixtape or something if I ever finish my law school apps and two of you will download it.
Raekwon f. Ghostface and Method Man – ‘Back From the Slums.’ Oh shit. Cuban Linx 2 could actually be good. seriously, you could put this on Cuban Linx and it wouldn’t be out of place. At all. Think about that.
YV f. Fabo & T-Pain – ‘Own Step.’ this right here is the fucking anthem for people who’ve got their own step and own style. seriously, Fabo’s hook is a thing of beauty, YV is mediocre but serviceable, and T-Pain, who’s been sounding very played-out lately and losing that everyman patina that made him a fan favorite, has a real humdinger of a sing-rap verse, ending with the cutting couplet:
I don’t even know how many carats in my chain, do I really have to explain?
Now everybodyonthecornergotswaggerlikeus, you jacked yours from T-Pain
Okay, maybe not so cutting but it’s a lot better than anything in the weak, weak song he’s referencing.
Q-Tip f. Raekwon, Busta Rhymes, Lil Wayne, ‘Renaissance (Remix).’ Great great song. I was just a little disappointed when FADER wrote some post claiming that the “genuine insight to be drawn from this remix” was that he “truly sons three New York legends at their own game.” Also that said legends are old and Wayne is young and lil. Gee, that’s not what I hear. what I hear is three legends rapping like they did back when they did the work that made them legends,* and one non-legend rapping like one. No, his verse does not ruin the song, it’s perfectly good, but there’s a distinct difference in quality. Actually, to me the song was illustrative of the fact that Wayne, AKA the Best 2005-9 Rap has To Offer (besides the Great Z-Ro, who’s really getting a little overrated these days),
Pill – ‘Dimes of Hard.’ it always stuns me when a good new rapper comes up these days. After the Chamillionaire Disappointment, the J.R. Writer Disappointment, the Saigon Disappointment (I admit it, I was one of the fools taken in by his act), I’m really inured to rookies sucking. but this is really the best, most humane song about selling crack I’ve heard since T.I.’s ‘Doin My Job.’ Actually I don’t know why I said that, ‘Doin My Job’s not very good. okay, it’s the best crack-selling song since ‘Grindin.’ Including Jeezy’s whole discography (though only because Jeezy doesn’t really rap about selling crack so much as fondling it). Anyway, what a rapper and what a beat. They’ve got a whole mixtape of this guy’s shit on BLVD ST, go pick that up.
Raekwon, Ghostface, crooked I, “Yes Sir.” this song isn’t great – crooked I’s verse has no place here, though it’s nice to hear him biting a line off of Cam’s Come Home with me intro, people should bite off Cam more and off Blueprint much less, that album’s no classic – but it’s always nice to hear some good RAGU. which ‘Criminology 2′ was not.
Everything in this Noz post, especially this Attitude and Jackie Chain song (Jackie Chain being one of those infamous Paper Route Gangstas). Noz makes an excellent point about how producers need to sample more failed folk-pop/trance artists.
NORE, ‘NY Groove.’ this song was amazing. far better than that Rotate crap. NORE is an extremely washed-up rapper, but he exudes so much heart on this record that it really doesn’t matter.
Nipsey Hussle, ‘Hussle in the House.’ Simple West Coast raps over a hybrid of Kriss Kross’s ‘Jump’ and ‘I want you back.’ this guy could make a good album; unlike, say, Game he can actually rap, and he has a certain winning everyman humility to him. Here’s another fine Nipsey song.
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