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Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. I haven’t heard anything from Cassidy in a minute but it must be nice to get back on the scene with a Lil Wayne track in tow. This track is almost as generic as the name to be honest and I wish it had more, both of these dudes can go off lyrically so I was expecting more from both of them. I will listen a few times more though before I trash it, but I don’t see it changing my mind. Last night Kanye West won the American Music Award for Best Male Rapper. In a rare case of him putting his ego aside, Kanye says in his acceptance speech that the award should belong to Lil’ Wayne because he thought he was the best this year. He also says that he was the best one last year, but I will just be ignoring that for now haha. Hopefully this is a sign of a more mature Kanye and we can start focusing more on him and his music than his outbursts. Hit the break for some famous Kanye outbursts.
Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. So I have been inundated with new Kanye material today, including 2 hot feature tracks in “Amazin’” featuring Young Jeezy and “Tell Everybody That You Know” featuring Weezy, and so I am going to post it all at once. To start off the mayhem I am posting “Streetlights” and this song is just Kanye by himself. It’s getting old to say its like the rest of the 808’s & Heartbreak songs, but it is. They all sound very similar to me, AutoTune/half sung-half rapped vocals/deep bass/minimalistic raw production/usually some sort of synthesizer or piano loop/very popppy radio friendly rap. But I saw a radio rip of a Kanye and Kid Cudi song called “Welcome to Heartbreak” that I am geeked to get a CD quality version of and will post whenever I do. Hit the break for the rest of the songs.
Busta Rhymes Opens up on Aftermath Exit (The Rap Up) Winner of the DJ Wonder & HipHopRuckus.com MC Competition (HiphopRuckus) 50 Cent’s “Before I Self Destruct” is coming… (Str8nyc) Kanye’s 808 & Heartbreaks Track List, New Album Out In June (Defsounds) Bump it or Blow it: Jay Rock feat Lil Wayne (Allhiphop) Stat Quo To Release “300-400″ Unreleased Dr. Dre Tracks (HiphopDX)
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Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. More generic music with Lil Wayne and Akon. If this came on at a club it would be cool but I’m getting pretty tired of these types of songs. I’m sure a lot of you will feel it though so I’ll post it up. How about that pic? For as long we’ve created music for the masses, parents and politicians across the world have been quick to complain that our children are being exposed to violent and overtly sexual messages. Hip-hop in particular has been a lightning rod for controversy especially when it comes to vulgar and raunchy lyrics. Because hip-hop has always had such a huge target on its back, many artists have become masters at hiding disguising their really dirty lyrics through the use of creative metaphors which seem innocent to anyone who doesn’t understand their true meaning. That’s great for us adults but I will admit I find it a bit awkward, and sometimes amusing, when I hear a 5th grader unknowingly singing a song about squirting jizz onto a girls face. So with that said here is a list of the 8 raunchiest rap songs kids love to sing. 08. Next – “Too Close” In 1997 I was a wide-eyed 15 year old freshmen being driven to school by a gorgeous blonde senior named Jenny. Every morning Jenny let me pick the music we’d listen to and for a little over a month the song “Too Close” by Next was by far my number one choice. One day Jenny turned to me and said “I think it’s pretty fitting that a freshmen boy would be so obsessed with a song about uncontrollably popping a boners”. I was completely embarrassed and simultaneously baffled by her statement. My red face and look of utter confusion must have given me away because Jenny then restarted the song and told me to listen to the lyrics. Like a blind man seeing for the first time I sat back and felt a little bit stupider with every passing verse. I mean how could I not have understood this? The first line of the song is “I wonder if she could tell I’m hard right now”. That was the last time I played “Too Close”, I spent the remainder of the semester playing Mase Harlem World on repeat at least I knew what Mase meant when he sang about buying E Class Benzes. 07. Lil John & The Eastside Boys “Get Low” Using nothing more than a basic synthesizer and a few simple catch phrases Lil Jon has managed to pump out some of the most infectious rap anthems of the last 5 years. None more catchy than the track he produced with The Eastside Boyz “Get Low”. Get Low featured some obviously explicit lines like “to the sweat drops down my balls.(MY BALLS)” but the reason it ended up on this list is for popularizing the phrase “skeet skeet”. “Skeet skeet” refers to the act of shooting jizz onto a girl’s face, ass, tits, etc. Until Dave Chappelle pointed this out to everyone on Chappelle’s show you couldn’t walk 10 feet without hearing some kid yelling “skeet skeet mother fucker!” While it may have been funny to watch a kid unknowingly tell his friends he wanted to cum on their faces after an awesome basketball shot, I think everyone felt pretty dirty when the whole truth was exposed.
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