You already know Squabble Up is my shit, but the rest of this new Kendrick Lamar album is unlistenable to me. He sounds like he's trying so damn hard, and I like rappers who work their magic by sounding effortless: Spoonie Gee, Slick Rick, Rakim, Mac Dre, Snoop circa 1992 to 1994, Biggie, DOOM circa Operation Doomsday, Devin The Dude, Max B etc.
If you don't condider MC Shan's So Def one of the greatest Juice Crew songs, we can't be Rap maven m8s.
Something I learned yesterday: there's a Berner-core rapper from Seattle called DZ who looks like a Mob Music Gentle Jones and is dropping an album with Dru Down.
Damn, son - James Brown's 70s TV show Future Shock has been almost entirely wiped from YouTube aside from a couple of uploads of the T-shirt commercial. Worse still, they've yet to reappear on Vimeo or Dailymotion. What happened to the world when we can't even watch random Future Shock clips on the internet anymore?
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The best Kendrick song is the Kendrickless version of that song with MC Eiht that Robbie Unkut hooked up.
team so def over here, in fact the entire born to be wild album is underrated
I remember that 😄
I Pioneered This is such a cold opening song.
That Gentle Jones video. 🤣
Gentle Jones? Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time...a long time. One of those artists you end up knowing because you already bought all the good artists' Cds from hiphopinfinity/AccessHipHop.
Anyone got a link to that version? 🙏🏼
Gentle Jones has Google alerts on himself so he'll turn up here before the day is out.
You can find it on the Unkut google drive its on the MC Eiht compilation he made
I heard about that DZ years ago but I think I never listened to is shit
Started watching the DZ video, chuckled at his outfit and demeanor (hit the dispensary much?), saw dat azz at 00:39 🍑 👀, heard a couple Dru Down lines, job’s done ✅
I do appreciate the shout
is now a good time to plug my new album?
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