"Put the top in the back of the trunk. Take off the shoe. Slap a b---- with back of the pump. " Mannnnn.....
d---. R.I.P. to that Get Silly Beat. When Nick hopped on that, six years ago, *Wipes Sweat Off Forehead*
Godddddddddddayummmmmm @ Nicki Minaj on "Curious George". Just "running through the digital crates", so to speak
If you ain't in your 20's, chances are, you probably don't get hype to AM To PM by Cassidy. But g.d., I swear it still goes.
Cassidy was popular as f--- nine years ago. Must be weird for young people to look him up because he doesn't exactly have a great discog
True. But he's technically pretty d--- good, otherwise. There's a lot of rappers with terrible discogs who are pretty good. I wanna say Jada and Fab could probably fit on that list, tbh. But I don't want to be too sure, because I just think they were all honestly just slept on, and maybe just inconsistent when it came to full-length projects.
The Badness. It hits my soul. It's not even about how strong his lyrical performance was or punchlines or even witty bars. Sometimes, when a song is that compelling, words are hard to find. Maybe this is one of those things for me.
"We gon' paint the town tonight. They gon' fit and fall in line. (YEAHHHH!) Baby, 'cause we're out of sight....."
Rich The Kid and Waka Flocka Flame are really from New York. Only time Waka talk like his true self is when his moms around. Trill s---.
"My street n----s followin'. Models swallowin'. Yankee Cap Leanin'. The Henny Bottle with it. I pledge allegiance, to the dead people."
"I got my street credibility up. Full blast. You don't know my ability, Schmuck. Bulletproof on Utility Trucks. "
J. Cole really shot himself in the foot by not saving Premeditated Murders, Blow Up, and 2Face for Sideline Story.
Old Wayne Interviews > Old Jay Interviews (Looking at an Old "Jordan Tower" joint from behind the scenes of "Black Republicans" rn.)
"You're so out the park. You're so after dark. You're so sleepless nights. Ooh, you feel so right. You're so freakin' tight!"
"Look at what they did to meeeee?! When I was only 11, I had my heater runnin' through the slums. We ain't have no Christmas Treeeee!!!"
Imagine a whole Early 2000's Decade Era Beast Coast Movement Compilation Album with Stack Bundles, Joe Budden, Ransom, Fabolous, and Max B.
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