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Hip-Hop ERA |OT2| I Put the Fish in My Glove and I Freaked It.
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Boogie album features are actually pretty good but my goodness the list of rappers who cant sustain an hr long album but think that they can...
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That Tame Impala thread got me to check out the band Tennis which I had never heard before and their album is a fun listen for sure, them plugging the, into Twitter found that someone recommended this debut album. I am the last person that knows anything about Indie pop/rock but this was great, especially for a debut album
You know people talk shit about Pitchfork but I knew about all of those bands because of it lol. Tennis is aight.
I would actually agree, I talk shit about them because when they get something wrong or when they get up their own asses they get it really really wrong or get really really far up their asses. They've turned me onto so much new music tbh, so has Twitter.
I just type in new music today and if it's something I've never heard of I just do a little digging and if people are really really passionate about it (like that beach bunny ) I give it a listen
That makes sense. I definitely like the new version. Not sure if I prefer it over the older one though.
I'm actually very surprised at the reception this single got.
Once the song completely sheds the opening synth notes and their echoes it works for me because ngl for about two minutes or so I was waiting for Flo Rida to come in on them
She kind of raps like Benny the Butcher on this.
I think she's from Buffalo too, might explain the style.
They just chose DaBaby and Lil Baby because the font accommodated for it.
portrait of a lady on fire is overall pretty good and has some really stunning shots but between portrait and carol, id like to see some queer cinema that isn't austere reserved period piece get some buzz too. feel like there's so much you can explore with the genre beyond old timey white women realizing they're gay
have you seen good time? definitely the more accessible of the safdies' two big anxiety cinema flicks
is this just going to be four separate songs edited together
have you seen good time? definitely the more accessible of the safdies' two big anxiety cinema flicks
is this just going to be four separate songs edited together
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Nah this is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the original, mostly because it gets rid of most of Drake's wack part of the song and the features came with it. Unfortunately gets rid of the best part of the song tho
Racks by the ton, I call up Serena
I go tremendo for new fettuccine
All fact though, carat the pinky
All fact though, we ordered the Fiji
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaalll fact though, carat the pinkyNah this is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than the original, mostly because it gets rid of most of Drake's wack part of the song and the features came with it. Unfortunately gets rid of the best part of the song tho
Racks by the ton, I call up Serena
I go tremendo for new fettuccine
All fact though, carat the pinky
All fact though, we ordered the Fiji
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaalll fact though, we ordered the Fiji
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YG, Thugga, Gunna, Trippie, Biebz etc. in there tho
thanks i hate it
Seriously though, have rappers never heard of Grailed or stockX?
They always buy from the way overpriced reseller stores lmao.
They always buy from the way overpriced reseller stores lmao.
YG, Thugga, Gunna, Trippie, Biebz etc. in there tho
This really feels no different from Lil Dicky's entire real life Rap story. When I first heard of dude, he was using his white privilege to film a music video in a bunch of random middle class peoples' homes. None of his music has been spectacular, and his entire spiel has been, "Look at me, I'm a goofy looking Jewish dude from Philly, how did I get myself into Rap, isn't that silly?", and ran with it. Plus, from that trailer it just looks like another, white guy who doesn't fit into black culture awkwardly walks into black culture where all of the black people teach him how to be cool and how to rap, because he's a white guy who doesn't know any better, and rappers constantly ribbing him like, "lol you're so white and awkward, what are you doing here homeboy?".
I mean I find him largely inoffensive but yeah, the dude used bar mitzvah money to start his career. He didn't exactly have a rough go at at. The one saving grace of his, is that he never claimed he struggled. Dude is relatively self aware. But his whole rise is still a head scratcher to me.
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