rolling stupid fruity crazy swag thread

haha that new son of bazerk... sounds just like son of bazerk! amazing

― r|t|c, Friday, June 18, 2010 1:52 AM (18 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

i know it's like they just decided to act as if nothing had happened between then and now

also i kinda fuck w/that black keys song that has mos def and dirt angel on it

the eminem track doesn't do it for me, though honestly surprised it isn't a tom petty interpolation.

been playing that Roc Marciano - Marcberg endorsed by cutty, m@tt & deej the last couple of days & it's really pretty strong. totally convincing rhyme-heavy grimy NY trife talk over boom bap too edgy & too funky to be retro, & no bullshit hooks.

the riff in the eminem song reminds me of

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkFs9_kytAg

i know that riff, but i can't think of it, driving me nutso

what's with the weird strangled effect on his voice? pink escapes it for her bland hook.

for j0rdan

this is hot btw

http://www.thefader.com/2010/06/18/vado-polo-mp3

krit doing himself proud over the exhibit c beat

http://rapradar.com/2010/06/18/new-music-big-k-r-i-t-exhibit-k/

Em has sounded strangled on most of his songs for the past couple years (and on half of his songs before that) imo

he should just quit, he's got hella money, just go live on a beach or something

i think he was living on a beach of some sort, possibly w/ pills as grains of sand, from '05 to '09. now he's clean and bored and "hungry." on some level he still raps well but you can tell his brain is so fried that it all comes out as this didactic mush.

damn, just did a marathon thru this thread. who ever posted the big krit w/ devin the dude made my summer. love those smooth-ass r&b hooks. also digging the jay electronica and yelawolf (though i've been loving that for a while now). thanks dudes!!

:)

krit over these jay elec beats is highly dope

heard this on the radio in atl & i will admit to digging it as a fruity swaggish radio joint

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iQCP2gMqNk

al ship need not apply

umma not bother with that

(sorry, too easy)

I do like Krit a lot; haven't heard a bad track from him yet

been playing that Roc Marciano - Marcberg endorsed by cutty, m@tt & deej the last couple of days & it's really pretty strong. totally convincing rhyme-heavy grimy NY trife talk over boom bap too edgy & too funky to be retro, & no bullshit hooks.

damn i checked this out and yeah its great.

dude was in the UN but lol i only have their pete rock tunes \oo/

it's a really raw record but also v polished in that the sound is consistent. can't find any production credits? 'pop' sounds like something sid roams would do. 'panic' is totally mesmerising too.

oh it's all produced by him - no way!

this is way better than the UN iirc but its been a while

I'll have to check that out--loved UN or U Out

i like that rocko and have no problem with the fact that regardless i have no desire whatsoever to hear the rest of that mixtape. i'm kind of suspicious of marciano partly because the writeup on the link upthread promised "no hooks just real rap." b-but i like hooks. anyways zvookter's post is a pretty appealing combination of cool sounding words so i'm going to check it out

there are hooks here and there! but they're refrains rapped by the rapper, maybe double tracked for emphasis like on "snow" but low key nonetheless. but prob if i drew up my fav tracks eva they'd be 90 per cent chanted hooks by the rapper, scratched in premo type hooks or one verse type joints tbh rather than guested singing.

this travis porter mixtape is the best non-gucci atl rap i've heard all year

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4jOBn53OBY&feature=player_embedded

if you guys get Fuse on cable, they've been showing Tragedy: The Story of Queensbridge, a documentary mostly about Trag but sort of how he was pretty much there for every evolution of QB in the background but never really blew up himself...

it's not the best documentary, kinda corny TV style, but man Tragedy's story is compelling...

lots of cool stuff how he used to see little Havoc on the street and tell him that he had to have a new rhyme every time he saw him or he'd cuff him

or basically hooking up Capone and Noreaga's whole career and mentoring nore as a rapper

digging this reflection eternal w/bun b:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjsn9ifTwMg

Sir Aah feat Royce and Crooked I:

http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/audio/id.11329/title.sir-aah-f-royce-da-59--crooked-i-and-the-beat-rocks-on

is that beat from another song? i really love it...kinda eerie

this is TI over that rich boy/yelawolf beat

http://usershare.net/one04yrog2iq

it's whatever of course, but kinda cool to hear i guess. idk.

huh david banner is doing and album with 9th wonder! crazy world

how do we feel about j. cole's "who dat"?

is this a big song it has a lot of YouTube hits and i like it

sounds like kanye

digging the explosions in the video tho

in general rap videos could use more explosions imo

yeah song ain't bad

J. Cole said he chose "Who Dat" to be his first single "because it’s really about the beat and the raps and not much more.

that's all i want, really.

me too...next!

serious massive lol at that video:

Artist: Wooh Da Kid
Song: Lethal Injection (911)
Movement: 1017 Brick Squad

yeah this reflection eternal is cool!

i like "who dat" by j.cole!

I liked but did not love who dat

it is the second best rap song named Who Dat

a bold statement

i'm been kinda behind but damn the Bar Exam 3 is awesome. royce is so great.

cool to see a dude choose really challenging beats like bombs over baghdad to rhyme over on a mixtape

J. Cole has the personality of a stick of celery.

And the beat's like a bad Timbo-circa-"Put You On the game" knockoff.

i think he's one of the most totally okay rappers on the scene today!

Yeah, but who wants to listen to "totally okay"?