rolling irrelevant rap bro internet thread 2014

keep him away from cash money

hey j0 go on chat

hey, go j0 on chat

Jordan S, Deej and Hoos super jackoff sesh

damn, brings me back

back / off

cumming full circle

Lol whiney "golden-toilet luxury" is great

i can only take credit for bringing up the 24k toilet, my editor came up with that particular phrasing...

Sweetz P feat. Freddy Gibbs....good to see some more street shit out of Mpls getting some attention...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnAGA1XKNR4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Vhy_9N0jQk&feature=c4-overview&list=UUPcUhFcxw8f0ONyFffb8iLQ

ha this boosie freestyle on the ride home from jail is so good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNuMZAtxJ-I

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/culture/2014/03/the-sadness-of-t-pain.html

In an interview this past January with Vladimir Lyubovny, a d.j. whose popular YouTube channel VladTV is sort of like rap’s “Larry King Live,” T-Pain talked about being brought in as a consultant during the recording of “808s and Heartbreaks.” At one point during the session, Kanye wrote a song about how dumb all of T-Pain’s ideas were. He then proceeded, T-Pain said, to make “everybody in the studio join in with him to sing, like, ‘T-Pain’s shit is weak.’ ” In the same interview, T-Pain recalled encountering Future’s brother at a Thanksgiving fundraiser and telling him he was eager to collaborate with Future. But instead of offering to pass on the message, the guy looked at T-Pain and said to him, “My brother would never fucking work with you. Fuck you and everything you stand for.”

:(

super confusing to me. like, why hire someone as a consultant and then stop the recording session to mock the guy you're paying? and it's hard to imagine future without t-pain, so his brother off the mark

what the fuck

omg, the video linked there is so funny & also makes me want to cry:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zggbg53ebQ8

poor t-pain.

t-pain is so great

super confusing to me. like, why hire someone as a consultant and then stop the recording session to mock the guy you're paying? and it's hard to imagine future without t-pain, so his brother off the mark

― PSY talks The Nut Job (forksclovetofu), Thursday, March 6, 2014 5:26 PM (19 minutes ago) Bookmark

this, uh, seems to be a pretty stiff and be-suited representation of how famous rappers end up collaborating

this list is completely bizarre, amazing, hilarious, and aggravating http://www.billboard.com/articles/list/5923200/hot-rap-songs-chart-25th-anniversary-top-100-songs?list_page=0

this, uh, seems to be a pretty stiff and be-suited representation of how famous rappers end up collaborating

Be-suited cowfish

"windows" is amazing

into the new shawnna

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTI_q5TG438

and the new krit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QATFrg_tgB4

love that shawnna's still doing incredible things with her voice like on the criminally underrated "nappy boy"

the shawnna is cool, she's always been so talented. she have a whole mixtape out or anything?

this list is completely bizarre, amazing, hilarious, and aggravating http://www.billboard.com/articles/list/5923200/hot-rap-songs-chart-25th-anniversary-top-100-songs?list_page=0

― le goon (J0rdan S.), Thursday, 6 March 2014 22:47 (Yesterday) Permalink

Kept scrolling down thinking, "please not Thrift Shop, please not Thrift Shop," and yet, inevitably, Thrift Shop.

Still enjoy KRIT, even though I feel like we know all his tricks at this point

that billboard list makes zero sense

krit and shawnna cool. krit sounds so much like a bone thugs song.

http://www.billboard.com/files/styles/promo_650/public/media/biggie-drake-missy-macklemore-rap-songs-650.jpg

smh

wrong era missy even

"Work It" is on the list dude

the list makes sense insofar as Hot Rap Tracks has always been a muddled bastard chart, the biggest rap songs on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop chart (and now the airplay version of that chart) would yield a much clearer narrative.

is work it the only top 100 song they give missy credit for there? I'm not clicking through multiple pages to depress myself.

http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatch=loadSelectionData&eventId=4064694
3-6 mafia at Webster Hall on March 18!

"Hot Boyz" is also on the list, much higher than "Work It." but it's not really a matter of 'giving credit,' the list is based on chart stats. it's biggest, not best, there's no editorial bent.

boosie got ripped up like rambo

the editorial bent comes in choosing which picture represents missy and she's always inflatable suit to me

shawnna going in hard on this track

man i love both those Sweetz P tracks. someone tell me more. is there a current mixtape? don't make me Gooogle!

http://www.datpiff.com/Sweetz-P-liferrrs-Guide-To-Watching-Porn-Without-Headphone-mixtape.570016.html

surprised at how solid the Ross album is since his previous ones have only a handful of tracks I like between 'em. don't think the guy's all that as a rapper still but the production is stepped up

my fav sweetz p joint is "trippy"

goons, what song is this old tity song jacking the melody from, its driving me nutsssss

http://youtu.be/OSPSMBDCL1o

thx for the link, sisilafami!

sounds a bit like keith sweat's "make it last forever" whiney

I think it was Al b sure's night and day?

lmao

‘Catch the Throne’ tracklist unveiled, first song debuts
By Ours is the Fury on March 6, 2014
Filed Under: Marketing, Media
Just a day after fans learned hip hop artists will be releasing a mixtape of Game of Thrones-inspired music, even more details about “Catch the Throne” have been provided, courtesy of Billboard. The full tracklist has now been unveiled, and Billboard reveals that some performers “nerded out” more than others, with rappers like Common making multiple specific references to the show. Three artists took on each season, with Big Boi, Bodega Bamz and Magazeen handling season 1; Kilo Kish, Daddy Yankee and Dominik Omega on season 2; and Common, Snow Tha Product and Dee Goodz tackling season 3.

The tracklist for “Catch the Throne”:

1. Big Boi – “Mother of Dragons”
2. Magazeen – “Iron Throne”
3. Bodega Bamz – “Win or Die”
4. Kilo Kish – “Magical Reality”
5. Daddy Yankee – “Born to Rule”
6. Dominik Omega – “Arya’s Prayer”
7. Snow – “Fire”
8. Dee Goodz – “The Parallel”
9. Common – “Interlude/The Ladder”
10. Wale – “King Slayer”

As a bonus, one of the songs has made its debut already. “King Slayer” by Wale heavily features the main theme from Game of Thrones and samples from the late Ned Stark.

Surprise, surprise Wale's track is miserable.