Coming soon in The Guardian: the 30th anniversary of Eric B. & Rakim's Paid In Full, as told by the God M.C Eric B.
Saturday, 15 April 2017
Another major L for The Guardian's coverage of rap music (part 234)
After using a picture of 2 lesbians for a Rae Sremmurd article recently, The Guardian have gone back to the essence for their latest rap faux pas. God bless those clueless indie journalist fux who still think Grandmaster Flash was a rapper:
Coming soon in The Guardian: the 30th anniversary of Eric B. & Rakim's Paid In Full, as told by the God M.C Eric B.
Coming soon in The Guardian: the 30th anniversary of Eric B. & Rakim's Paid In Full, as told by the God M.C Eric B.
They also recently suggested Kanye was the first rapper to make mental illness an issue.
ReplyDeleteLMAO.
ReplyDeleteTop 5 rappahs according to The Guardian:
ReplyDelete1. Grandwizard Theodore
2. Simmon Harris
3. CJ Mackintosh
4. Norman Cook
5. Tim Westwood
6. Jazzy Jeff
ReplyDeleteOh the humanity! A broadsheet newspaper got something wrong about a sub-genre of pop music. In related news, Halfords do a rubbish cup of coffee and Starbucks were all out of brakepads. To be fair, most rappers are terrible at fence-sitting, shy-tory virtuesignalling re current affairs so swingsand roundabouts.
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ReplyDeletehey, about rap, here's something i keep in the car. it's 223 tracks to play on shuffle
ReplyDeleteits from a world where sacramento is the musical capital and trousers never stopped being jumbo
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxuFxY7klNurVVJ4TUVBSTBQdmM
Holy shit!
ReplyDeleteKatie and Tree are your contributions, probably some other stuff too
ReplyDeletesome day it'll be 916 tracks in there
oh fine ill give you credit for ezale too
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ReplyDeleteThe Turd Butt canon.