WAKA

not really ... its just like, what else does dude have to say?

― trollin trollin trollin we aint slept in weeks (deej), Saturday, October 9, 2010 10:20 AM (1 minute ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW BOW FLOCKA FLOCKA BRIIIIIIIIIIICK SQUAAAAAAAAAAD

I think Waka's second album will be a spoken word album featuring pennywhistles, a young boy's choir, and a sea of dreams

soft in the paint

just had horrible visions of a future where waka follow ups are treated like crit bait

honestly the best possible career move Waka could make right now is to die suddenly

You're an idiot shut up,

Waka's next album will be produced by Yamantaka Eye

Salem remix

Imo Waka could easily become one of those dudes who maybe isn't putting classics out but puts out listenable albums. Lotsa hiphop acts like that

follow-ups could be fine, i mean he'll probably have another tape out early next year so it's not like there's any reason we should expect a significant drop in quality. the question really is how many waka different albums do you need in your life?

who the fuck cares about his follow up jesus

j0rdan otm

ya i mean let's enjoy the debut that only just dropped first

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvWeW41S12s

im a white boy with brown curly hair and i want dreads so fucking bad, message me with a legit tutorial please!!!

i usually try and headbang like waka when i'm in the shower & my hair is dripping wet and falling over my face

if I did that I'd probably inadvertently knock all of our hair products off the shelves and/or slip and fall

waka whips his hair back and forth

Man fuck wale for real.

I'm hipster rap! Now I'm pop! Now I'm a trapaholic!

Dude was probably the first kid in his fifth grade class wearing his fucking clothes backwards

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

dedicated to whiney

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/09/arts/music/09waka.html?_r=1

The album’s audacity extends to its title, which invokes Tupac Shakur’s alter ego Makaveli, and possibly reflects a generational shift away from the belief that Shakur’s legacy is untouchable turf.

huh???

Surely he noticed that Gucci Mane’s improved technique did little for his popularity.

huh????

The album’s audacity extends to its title, which invokes Tupac Shakur’s alter ego Makaveli, and possibly reflects a generational shift away from the belief that Shakur’s legacy is untouchable turf.

this makes sense tbh

BANG

yeah they both make sense, really

anyway, what is up with "Fuck This Industry." He's rapping like 50 Tyson on it. I have a weird feeling that someone was writing his rhymes on the other 16 tracks and then when left to his own devices he becomes rap tonetta 77.

KK that shit fucked up, 25 to LIFE
he did it to defend his LIFE
Shout out to my grandma
For all them ASS WHOOPINS
That shi* made me tough
No more ASS WHOOPINS
Shout out to my aunties for their female LOVE
They showed me how to cook and clean and show women LOVE

i would buy a 2nd Waka album if it was called Count Flockula

squandered display name

2nd shld be Just A Closer Waka With Thee

i gotta whole lotta munny
bitches comin fummy

haha i actually like the flow on "fuck this industry" - not something i wanna hear him do all the time but it works as the closer

caramanc1a article was pretty alright i thought except i think he like, lost his train of thought or something when he started talking about gucci

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymA8T-ZWTCQ

yeah they both make sense, really

― underrated SCAREosmith albums I have loved (Whiney G. Weingarten), Sunday, October 10, 2010 9:25 AM (54 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

not really??

"The album’s audacity extends to its title, which invokes Tupac Shakur’s alter ego Makaveli, and possibly reflects a generational shift away from the belief that Shakur’s legacy is untouchable turf."

who ever thought his legacy was 'untouchable turf'?? hes had a million soundalikes & max b called himself 'bigavelli'

Surely he noticed that Gucci Mane’s improved technique did little for his popularity.

his improved technique was totally tied in w/ his '08 career revitalization! if u dont think that wasnt part of why ppl were suddenly into him again u rong it just wasnt the only part of it

I'M BABY BOP

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_w4VnmXyM4g8/SNKW9wXsiiI/AAAAAAAAEZY/qvt803glDSA/s400/barney%2B9.jpg

AY!

I'M BABY BOP

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_w4VnmXyM4g8/SNKW9wXsiiI/AAAAAAAAEZY/qvt803glDSA/s400/barney%2B9.jpg

AY!

yeah, carmancia's analysis of gucci is rong -- if anything you could say that waka learned to stay in his lane with collaborations -- even "no hands" is w/ an atl dude in roscoe dash & is over a drumma boy beat

i don't think the rapping is any objectively better or worse on "fuck dis industry"

i don't think the

is any objectively better or worse on "fuck dis industry"

― truly blunted rhyme fiend (J0rdan S.), Sunday, October 10, 2010 2:38 PM (3 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

you're really cycling thru all the avatars for "retarded rappers" -- you should save some, this thread will probably be going on for a few more weeks

i never watched the eli porter thing until last week, i had no idea that it was literally "lol at a retarded person" -- kinda fucked up imo

i don't know if eli is actually retarded

really? he seemed pretty damn retarded

The Real Eli Porter Is Back & Sets Record Straight About The Infamous Youtube Battle In High School! "Im Not Retarded"

http://worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh2xxiHXbxC7vIy7UC

beat on "fuck dis industry" is kinda http://www.f-up.net/annoying/pics/crain.png

:-/ xp

that's not a very convincing video

this is kinda crazy

http://realniggatumblr.tumblr.com/post/1284837883/waka-flocka-flame-for-my-dawgs-chopped

same dude screwed a bunch of nirvana songs and didn't include anything from Bleach, their most screwable album, smh