rolling stupid fruity crazy swag thread

<3 the diddy boppin in that "o let's do it" remix vid upthread

not having computer access to music is killllling meeeee

yeah i had no laptop for pretty much 4 months last year & it killed me AND i live 5 mins from a library & walk past it every day

yeah i can already see KRIT is gonna be BoB'd out of listenability within the year

haha i love "BoB'd" as a verb

guys

so my roommate had these girls over, and one of them was talking about how he knew this dude who did a rap song and we gotta hear it, so we go to queue it up on facebook, and the girl is like "his name is 'Goon'" -- so at this point i'm obviously internally rofling at this dude going by merely Goon -- AND THEN IT TURNS OUT THAT THE GUY'S BIRTH SURNAME IS GOON

MARK GOON

go on

should I legally change my name to Rodney Goone?

wacka is performing on 106 atm

hahaha this is so hilariously bad

he's stopped rapping so he can headbang -- his hypeman is a mini wocka

they just did a lil wayne @ the grammys & bleeped out a whole two bars -- apparently this guy is some sort of sex symbol

i don't think they practiced this performance

he seems like a good kid in this interview with an actual personality, i can see why he's kinda becoming a star -- at least comparing him to OJ who has to be the most unintelligent person i've ever heard speak

rocsi is reporting that waka likes to read a lot

haha wiki

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it's really fun to watch 106 from time to time -- it's in some way comforting to temporarily enter a world where juelz still has some sort of discernible career & where people like dj khaled

I have a tivo pass, though i tend to just zip through as 80% is the same from night to night. The "live" performances tend to be very revealing. Sade was kind of interesting. Their production values (as with virtually every show on BET) are just amazingly weak.

i was a faithful watcher in the aj & free days, shit just ain't the same without 'em. zinging terrence j is still the highlight of my brief public speaking career.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XbKNmKv0Kw

^yeah this is dope!! Dlo & Jacka & sleepy D

new j stalin track is cool as fuck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66Q2mTcJ9fk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPyQ9TJFYho

this is one of the more slept on mob figaz dudes

this ap9 album was pretty whatever but this track as they say 'slaps'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH6fSY3kJqM

on some midwest mob shit

i'm inexplicably loving like 30% of the stuff waka flocka flame puts out. unlike oj who's actually incapable of rapping well in no matter what context, waka (at his best) is just the slightest notch above too retarded/goofy and it's a really good space for him imo.

'ain't shit changed but a nigga's price range' sounds so great

last night some kid put "rollin" on at a party and i almost lost my shit - until i realized it was the kid cudi version :(

haha i guess deej got a new computer or something

im stealing my roomates atm

noz sent u the virus that shut down his imo

now i ain't never been to 106 & Park and sat on the couch / but i'm a legend in this rap in the soooooouth

i watch 106 & Park occasionally tho i feel i should be boycotting the axing of rap city, and it's so bright and perky it makes me wanna kill, and the clean versions of the 20 secs of good music on any given show are worthless. i did support masta ace's astroturfing campaign for "lil young" on there coz i thought that would be lol.

digging the return of dirty harriet termination salvation john connor all you robot chickens you not spittin oh no not twittin. not sure a whole project with Nottz is AGL tho. "warning shots" beat is joe cocker looped with some weird high toms???

excited about D-lo planned proper album this year. play the fuck out of "hardest in the bay" off the dj fresh. must check his tonight show "episode", anyone heard it? deej?

also lil b is gonna be a dj fresh tonite show guest this year!

"hardest in the bay" also in You, Tim, 2009 btw

dlo is cool yeah. great rapper in a more e40 mold kinda? i tend to gravitate more towards rappers w/ that ineffable jacka swag rather than manic dudes, as a general rule, but thats more a 'preference' than a shot on quality. his dj fresh tape is great

how u ever gonna generate headflip moments for one-listen dabblers with that pref ;)

i should absolutely go to 106 and park studio audience sometime and wear business casual

i've been listening to this five times a day for the past week or so. at first i thought there was something wrong with me but now i'm pretty sure it's actually legitimately brilliant. i'd pass on suga shane but the hook and waka's verse are so deep in my heart right now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Mv72W5x6RY

that's one of the worst photoshops i've seen on a mixtape cover in a while

is the beat purposefully a carbon copy of "o let's do it" or

i think i might be too genetically disposed to non-violence to understand the appeal of waka outside of him being a straight ahead dumb rapper like soulja boy or paul wall or something

carbon copies of "o let's do it" is kind of dude's time to shine.

that ap.9 track is great

have we talked about lil b much here? i finally managed to download that compilation on cocaine blunts. some of this is unlistenable but i think the aesthetic he is going for is kinda fresh
i don't know how good or even how new his sound is (i sent 'i'm god' to a friend and he pointed out it sounded like cLOUDEAD which i thought was totally on point)
but i dunno for a while it felt like rap dudes thought doing something different just meant jacking kanye/wayne/andre and getting a new wardrobe.

the loop from the first track of the based blunts thing is insane and i can't work out where i know it from?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qswCYWfC68

was looking at the three 6 mafia wikipedia page and was almost tempted to poll these haha wtf are these all real?

Television series

* Jackass (2002)
* Wildboyz Deep South (Ep. 307) (2005)
* Flavor of Love (2006)
* MTV's Jamie Kennedy's Blowin' Up (2006) – episode was banned due to controversy after the first time it aired
* The Simple Life (2006)
* Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (2006) – episode: "Pilot" – musical guest on the fictional sketch comedy show within Studio 60
* WWE Friday Night SmackDown (2006) - performed Some Bodies Gonna Get It (a song they made for WWE Wrestler Mark Henry from the album WWE Wreckless Intent) live when Mark Henry wrestled Chris Benoit in May 2006, Henry continues to use the song as his entrance music
* Entourage (2006) - in the episode entitled "What about Bob?"
* My Super Sweet 16 (2006) Three 6 Mafia was the musical performance at the party
* 1 vs. 100 (2006)
* Criss Angel Mindfreak (2006) – episode: "Celebrity Séance"
* Wrestling Society X (2007) – episode #2
* Rob & Big (2006) – Three 6 Mafia rapped at a party on episode 1 of season 1
* Wild 'n Out (2007) – Spring Break edition
* Mind of Mencia (2007) – Season 3, Episode 2
* Adventures in Hollyhood (2007)
* The Girls Next Door (2006)
* Beauty and the Geek (2007) episode 2 DJ Paul and Juicy J are judges in a rapping contest between the geeks
* Numb3rs (2008) Juicy J and DJ Paul perform "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)" on the CBS drama
* Punk'd (2006) Juicy J sets up DJ Paul
* The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (2008) Juicy J and DJ Paul perform "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)"
* The Andy Milonakis Show (2007)
* Paris Hilton's My New BFF (season 2) (2009) episode: "Learn From Your Mistakes" Three 6 Mafia interviewed Paris Hilton's Potential BFF's

Three 6 Mafia interviewed Paris Hilton's Potential BFF's
Three 6 Mafia interviewed Paris Hilton's Potential BFF's
Three 6 Mafia interviewed Paris Hilton's Potential BFF's

none of those are surprising, except maybe the 2 from before their post-Oscar famewhoring

haha i had no idea AND i thought i'd seen every my super sweet sixteen

lil b's freestyles are pretty close to the worst rapping i've ever heard in my life

* Jackass (2002)
* Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (2006) – episode: "Pilot" – musical guest on the fictional sketch comedy show within Studio 60
* WWE Friday Night SmackDown (2006) - performed Some Bodies Gonna Get It (a song they made for WWE Wrestler Mark Henry from the album WWE Wreckless Intent) live when Mark Henry wrestled Chris Benoit in May 2006, Henry continues to use the song as his entrance music
* Entourage (2006) - in the episode entitled "What about Bob?"
* My Super Sweet 16 (2006) Three 6 Mafia was the musical performance at the party
* Beauty and the Geek (2007) episode 2 DJ Paul and Juicy J are judges in a rapping contest between the geeks

^^^^^^^have seen w/ my own eyes

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Rapper J-Kwon has gone missing, according to a press release from the St. Louis native's label.

According to the release, the 24-year-old's label, Gracie Productions, has been unable to reach him for over a month.

Anyone with information on the matter is urged to send in tips. A Twitter account, @WhereIsJkwon, has been set up to provide updates.

“J-Kwon is a big part of the Gracie family, and we are obviously increasingly worried and want to make sure he is ok," says Gracie Productions CEO/President Tony Bucher. "We’ve already received thousands of emails from fans and supporters who are worried about J-Kwon, and we want everyone to know how much we appreciate the love and support. If anyone has seen J-Kwon or has access to him, please let him know we are worried about him, and to please let us know everything is ok.”

After his 2004 album, Hood Hop, which featured the smash hit "Tipsy," J-Kwon released two projects in 2009 on Gracie Productions: Hood Hop 2 and Hood Hop 2.5. His self-titled album is set to hit stores on March 23, 2010 via One Records.

WhereIsJKwon

* Name Saint Louis
* Location We Dont Kno
* Bio Lost

341 Following 38 Followers

i'm pretty sure this is just a ridiculous publicity stunt -- congrats to gracie records

publicity stuntin like his daddy

that chick i posted about last week who knew the dude w/ the last name Goon prefaced her stanning for him by saying that he did a song w/ j-kwon and i wanted to be like "that's literally one of the least impressive things that someone could tell me, out of anything in the world that you could tell me"

haa

off-topic but I just came to the conclusion that Just Blaze's voice is awesome in the exact way that Premo's voice is awesome and I enjoy hearing him yelling on records