action bronson

also sometimes they are actual murderers!

to an exaggerated degree perhaps, but many hang out with or are social with killers.

are you ok?

http://www.blogcdn.com/blog.moviefone.com/media/2010/09/the-thing-1982-tk-carter-kurt-russell-keith-david-pic-7.jpg

no just v cynical about the hip hop world lately

rlly tho the music is the only worthwhile part of it

lol omar

ive never seen the thing idgi

it's better than a lot of rap albums

the joke is that Russell and co. are ready to blast that guy because they're not sure if he's actually himself or if he's something else

wtf happened to deej itt

Now just because I appreciate and respect the culture, doesn’t mean I falsely (and lamely) try to emulate it. It has its place. That place just is not in my house or on my body.

also, the correspondence between 'decent ones' and 'make good music' is basically nil

― littledotheyknow (D-40), Wednesday, May 23, 2012 6:59 PM (1 hour ago)

boots riley seems ok

other than that idk

i bet biz markie is a cool dude

drake_so_far_gone.jpg

to an exaggerated degree perhaps, but many hang out with or are social with killers.
--littledotheyknow (D-40)

No, I think it's the dude from Interpol on the El-P album, tho maybe Lupe rapped over "Are We Human or Are We Dancer"

thank you, based custos

It is easy enough to say that man is immortal simply because he will endure: that when the last dingdong of doom has clanged and faded from the last worthless rock hanging tideless in the last red and dying evening, that even then there will still be one more sound: that of his puny inexhaustible voice, still zinging Custos.

dagmn

rlly tho the music is the only worthwhile part of it

haha this is true of life in general, more or less

very few of the rappers i've hung out w/ are nationally famous at all but probably half if not the majority of them have been pretty warm, decent human beings that you can talk about real life shit and joke around with. that probably thins out a bit the higher you climb the career ladder, but that's probably as much as a "fame makes you an asshole/you have to be an asshole to become famous" thing as anything to do with rap itself.

Idk I mean less about whether or not they are charismatic or have good personalities, and more the shit involved in being in the business & coming from these neighborhoods where there is a lot of death and dishonesty. I'm not judging so much them as social creatures, more just that yr talking about music, at least where I am, performed in the area of lots of criminality and poverty. The reality of that shit can be pretty rough. Add to that the kind of personality likely to want to be a rapper, and yeah, yr gonna be dealing w a lot of ppl who might be perfectly move face to face but have objectionable worldviews

Fucking swype

To be clear I dont think being poor is an excuse, im just taking about the nature of what hip hop is--its closer to wrestling that way, it doesnt surprise me overly to find out action bronson has some assholish tendencies abt transvestites

hey i just thought the phrase "99% of rappers are not decent human beings" implied some deeper moral judgment than just not having a progressive view of the LGBT community -- obviously if you're meeting rappers as a member of the media you might not get their true unfiltered behavior and beliefs but i was speaking more of a basic humanity i've observed in individuals rather than just whether they're friendly and charismatic. one of the last rappers i interviewed is a guy who caught a body at 15 and has spent literally half of his life in jail, and i would place him in the 'decent human beings' column.

if head only knew how deej felt about the rap game
they'd relocate and change they fuckin name

one of the last rappers i interviewed is a guy who caught a body at 15 and has spent literally half of his life in jail, and i would place him in the 'decent human beings' column.

― some dude, Thursday, May 24, 2012 8:22 AM (Yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

uhhhh

just because you killed somebody when you were a kid doesn't mean you're an asshole for life

Awesome news

yeah i meant currently, not then or necessarily over the course of his whole life (xpost)

who was it btw??

mac miller

no he just got 10 minutes of time out for breaking timmy's army man toy

one of the last rappers i interviewed is mac miller who caught a body at 15 when someone crowd-surfed at a Dave Matthews Band concert.

hehe

lol whiney

"we beat the pussy like a dead moose"

http://www.radarmusic.com.au/resources/imgdetail/sad-deadmau5.jpg

AB is all over the new meyhem lauren tape, for those who are interested

hella classic quotables in this new one

http://www.sharebeast.com/2fd6jsz6lzky

italian sluts
my whole battalion is nuts

steer the whip with one arm like jim abbott
chocolate sauce over thin rabbit

SHORTY SNIFFIN HADDOCK IN THE ATTIC

shoot eagles on the jack nicklaus course
porsche with the triple exhaust

SMOKE THE SHARK, GREG NORMAN SHIT
MEETIN ROBERT HORRY IN THE FOREIGN WHIP

Two things: I'm bout to cop a few rings, and eat paper thin slices of the blue ling.

DEF LEPPARD
FRESH PEPPERED

"with one arm like jim abbott" is pretty impressively baseball nerdy

i guess maybe impressive w/r/t him being 27 but overall not really

yeah i meant due to his age - actually now that i check i guess he did stay in the majors til 99, i thought it was earlier in the decade