tumblr rapper kitty pryde

haha al

i don't really like iggy azalea either :(

do you like Heather B?

dunno who that is!

i like NJENA REDDD FOXXX

http://soundcloud.com/njena-reddd-foxxx/silly-bitch

what about Boss?

Nikki D?

yes! haha i discovered nikki d through that suzanne vega essay about "tom's diner".

omfg i just realised i no longer own any nikki d, i'm still suffering from my hard drive death the other month :(

u need to get up on heather b broski

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk65Sk6_o-I

i also just realised by entire jean grae collection has gone (i'd just started delving into her discography last year)

h8 technology

*my

lex u might like nonchalant

this is a classic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saRt2Vhrvxc

that nonchalant song is great! proto-lauryn!

d/lding the first heather b album now

boss was so gangsta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvGj2QCRAgI&feature=fvwrel

choice was a rap-a-lot female artist that was way in front of lil kim in terms of sex talk stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=001x7ZqH1ss&feature=relmfu

as were HWA (Hoes Wit Attitude)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpImj7RI0Rc&feature=related

they were on ruthless, not that great though

man yo-yo still sounds amazing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0EJcJcfkBw&feature=related

watched/listened to the first three tubes. "justin bieber" is kind of funny, other two didn't do much for me. the only genuinely creepy video is the third, but that seems to be some fan thing, so i can't be too bothered.

seems like something that would genuinely appeal to someone, but i can't imagine listening to it for pleasure.

i love yo-yo already!

i watched like 30 seconds of those youtubes, this shit is terrible yo

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yeah lex i figured you would dig yo-yo, she was down w/ice cube and had lots of that really awesome early 90s west coast production, super sassy and awesome rapper

ive broken my promise re: reading abt this on the internet

the complex interview is actually good

the vice article is p bad

this might be a bad start to get off to
and i really didnt mean to accost you
i just really like your hair
and how it's all slick and stuff
i spilled a little of your blood
i kinda wanna lick it up
but i guess that wouldnt be vegan
so lets just drive around and sing some sarah and tegan

if u cant tell ive been listening to the lizzie mcguire experience on my friday night

okay, those are great lines, johnny. what are they from?

just relistened to the three tracks linked up top. have to admit that she's smart & funny, and i just on principle dig her POV cuz it's relatable, cleverly articulated and not often represented in her genre. still can't really "get into" this. partly it's that i don't like her voice or the way she delivers her lines, and partly it's that i feel that this music isn't for me, somehow. not that i'm forbidden to tread, but it's too far away from my frame of reference & interests. like the giggly shit and passivity probably read "real" to the people who are into it, but they just get on my nerves.

http://jokersintrousers.bandcamp.com/track/he-tommy-cantwell

this obviously doesn't change anything
me: dad my video just premiered on the fucking fader
dad: what's the fucking fader
me: a website it's famous
dad: that's cool
me: can i get a pet bunny now?
dad: no

i feel like i might be the lex of "kitty pryde"

i am the lex of actual kitty pryde

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_zKzS1ayZ3wM/SfDvJqKrdUI/AAAAAAAAAio/RYECiST4G7c/s1600/KittyPryde-KevinCross-sm.jpg

lol

not just the track (that much is obvious), but everything about "he" smacks of OF: flow, subject matter, approach to it

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_zKzS1ayZ3wM/SgMxi-saEwI/AAAAAAAAAlQ/oxOFnwAyYEE/s1600/soto+pryde.jpg

"cover my ears every time the damn beat drops / i'm thirteen what is lean? what is dream pop?"

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_zKzS1ayZ3wM/SgH8PnHxQYI/AAAAAAAAAkw/5ybnFbL5DTQ/s1600/KittyPryde.jpg

"but i gotta be true to my art / and soon you'll be exactly like elizabeth smart"

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_zKzS1ayZ3wM/SfkCYfK_OPI/AAAAAAAAAkI/xm6gC7AI63U/s1600/ian+pryde_color_small.jpg

"i don't like kissing in public, or holding boy's hands / but i wanna with you, you know how silly i am"

somehow, i don't see kitty (x-men) pryde cracking elizabeth smart, teensex & stalker jokes, more's the pity

every xmen ref is thankfully lost on me

apologies for repeating myself to the two of you who read my internet presence elsewhere but i dont get why we cant just treat this like Owl City, and let it be really twee and teen-appealing & popular but almost never discuss it

― man down (D-40), Friday, May 11, 2012 2:51 PM (Yesterday)

but she did a max b cover

http://jokersintrousers.bandcamp.com/track/quarantine-max-b-cover

oh lord

I thought we had already done teenage girls rapping over the donkey kong country 2 soundtrack

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYwx5A8Z1n0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd8Kcu6Xsc

She's the female Main Attrakionz - with better songs and a less whiny voice.

yeah, I'm totally hearing this as an attentioncore/camcore/sext-pop/baitgaze/burbcore/bratstep/adderolcore/memepop spin on cloud rap

yo that's an amazing post

lot of clear narratives inspired by actual events/people:

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

undercooked but much more fun than striking a few poses lyrically speaking

of course ILX has people that would stan for this dumb garbage

Define "dumb garbage" in musical terms, please. She comes up with a lot of good lines. The sound of her voice goes well with the music. So what's the problem?

If Tumblr was a person, it would sound like Kitty Pryde, and that's a good thing

BY
DAVID SHAPIRO

This morning, The FADER brought us the premiere of Kitty Pryde's "Okay Cupid" video starring the 17-year-old Daytona Beach, FL, rapper (that name sounds familiar, right?), who lit up the internet with the song when it dropped on April 11. She calls herself "the jailbait Hayley Williams of rap," and that sounds about right.

In the vein of internet superstars like Kreayshawn and Lana Del Rey, Pryde crafts tracks and videos with wide ranges of influence (hardcore rap, MacBook cameras, teen idolatry) that sound instantly appealing. But artists of this ilk raise the worthless questions that get bloggers' and commenters' blood boiling: Is it legitimate for a 17-year-old white girl with red hair to be rapping? Does liking her make you cool or lame?

But artists of this ilk raise the worthless questions that get bloggers' and commenters' blood boiling: Is it legitimate for a 17-year-old white girl with red hair to be rapping? Does liking her make you cool or lame?

Key word here - "worthless"

not really a t-bomb but kind of cute at least

She comes up with a lot of good lines. The sound of her voice goes well with the music. So what's the problem?

it sucks.

don't think it sucks. just don't like it much. figure it's music for teens, and they can make of it what they will.