WAKA

i am only going to pitch interviews with british people after this round of features. at least then i can insist on face to face. i can't exactly demand that warner fly me to the US (though i did try to hint this lol).

pfork review reminds me that y'all should listen to the gunplay mixtape

Grow a Sumo on my Face

― forksclovetofu, Tuesday, December 21, 2010 10:52 AM (1 month ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

i can't stop hearing this now btw

did u read that interview rnt linked to like a week or two ago where he talks about all the drugs he does. it's really interesting

yeah -- i'm actually in the process of setting up an interview w/ him but his management has been kinda slow in corresponding w/ me -- i'm excited about it tho, assuming that it happens

what's weird about him is that you expect the rap to be so southern based on the production, who he runs w/ etc & of course it is distinctly contemporary southern rap, but gunplay himself raps almost more like a new york version of waka

yeah, his flow sounds like it wouldn't be out of place on even like a boom bap beat or something. good luck with your interview man

holy shit fletch, where did you find this one

it's kinda funny cuz i'm living at home right now and my parents were all "are you writing anything? do you have anything coming up etc." and they know i write about rap but obv don't know anything about it so i was apprehensive about being like "yeah mom, well you know i'm trying to set up an interview with this rapper... named gunplay..." but oh well -- they took in stride lol

you should interview him in your parents house

i told his management that i'd meet up w/ him if he's down here, tho parents house is HIGHLY UNLIKELY

when i interviewed t.i., who obviously i never thought of as a particularly controversial figure, my parents rang me up after it was published and asked if i was okay because of the refs to jail, lol. and then my mother said nervously "well, he does seem like a reformed character".

also, when i interviewed lady chann, my mother asked me whether she'd married into her title.

:) love mums

also, when i interviewed lady chann, my mother asked me whether she'd married into her title.

― lex pretend, Friday, February 11, 2011

rofl

i have a feeling u must be really posh for that to occur to her naturally

pretty sure lord tariq is not a member of the peerage

http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/500/53876443/2Pac+32550_399891710263_554040263_4.jpg

http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011/02/16/arts/AP-US-Waka-Flocka-Flame-Shooting.html?_r=1&ref=arts

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Dude from my hotel just brought up a fax while I was blasting Waka Flocka, so I yelled "WAKA! FLOCKA! FAX!" He didn't seem amused.
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god damn, man

salute me or shoot me 3 tonight at 10:17

waka over some smooth soul shit

http://www.dirtyglovebastard.net/?p=33535

WAKA sounding nice on that beat.

this intro is fucking hilarious!

the hook on Gucci's "What I Do" is perhaps my favorite Waka moment of all time

damn this goes hard. production is really good bet everyone was lining up to get their best shit on this tape. lots more variety than flockavelli. watching the potential longevity & wealth of waka's career unfurl before our eyes it's beautiful really

the hook on Gucci's "What I Do" is perhaps my favorite Waka moment of all time

― some dude, Sunday, February 20, 2011 4:19 PM (14 minutes ago)

yeah this is one of the best rap songs of the year. is it officially gucci's? i've got like 3 differently tagged versions on my itunes, first one was a couple months ago just credited to "brick squad"

this tape pretty much proves that it's waka and not lex luger as the driving creative force. lex only has like 3 or 4 beats on the whole tape

yeah i dunno who "What I Do" 'belongs to' or anything i just know it from Gucci 2 Time

Holy cow at the intro to the Waka tape. Brilliant!

waka waka waka waaaaka, waka waka waaaakaaahhhh, waka flocka waka, he's the waka flocka flame.

it sounds like an chorus of afro pop singers

drink red wine and listen to salute me or shoot me 3

it sounds like an chorus of afro pop singers

― flopson, Sunday, February 20, 2011 5:51 PM (2 days ago) Bookmark

it's from the shakira song right?

"this is what i do" is on gucci 2x and it's also gonna be on the new street album or w/e that he's putting out on 3/22

only listened to half of the waka but...not really feeling it so far? :( seems to be missing the energy of flockaveli, and its hooks

doesn't sound like it, i don't remember a part like that in the song & i heard it a lot last summer

she shakin her ass she gettin money she shakin her ass she gettin money

"all i need" is doope

'all i need' is A+

what/who is that beat from

feeling 'my momma told me' too and how he's almost singing on the hook

i can't trust myself
so hell no i can't trust you

i'm so behind right now

haven't heard gucci 2 time, salute me or shoot me 3, yg hootie or Wooh mixtapes

this Tity Boi Codeine Cowboy one looks awesome too

fuck!

come to think of it i never listened to the Brick Squad one either

the front page of livemixtapes is a great thing

kinda sad but i've moved on from datpiff. it's a mess

deep dish rims in my offsets mane
that's how me and gucci mane cake
iced out, poppin shit, drunk switchin lanes

ain't no way i'm a see my momma broke
ain't no way in hell i'm a let my team fall
only one thing go hard stunt then i ball
i ain't gonna stop till my momma got it all
ain't no way in hell i'm a see my grandma broke
and no way in hell i'm a rap and sell coke
ain't no way in hell i ain't gon always keep it real
a n*gga sell his soul just to get a record deal
ain't no way in hell i'm a fail with this rap
flocka go hard that's a real known fact
all these n*ggas killing where the fuck the bodies at
all these drugs dealers where the fuck the buyers at
this on my momma debbie hold it up mom i'm ready
i get stupid cake you can call me lil debbie
grandma i ain't gon stop till the lord come and get me
so much pain in me i use the mic to pour it out
i kidnap drug ? just to fly the fuck away
maybe one day i'm a be in better place
that's why i'm saying a black man ain't gon catch another case
i been through so much shit i want this bullshit to be erased

^^ love this

i wonder if debra antney is like namond's mom from the wire

is there a debriefing for rappers when they get out of jail that goes through what new references to use -- explaining who/what hannah montana is, going down a list of what liquor everyone is drinking now etc

can someone make a Best Of for the latest burst of brick squad related mixtapes?

Nino Cahootz is a great rap name