rolling stupid fruity crazy swag thread

ok so i'm listening to this earl mixtape. i know you all thought that video i posted before was tame shit but the kid (who is what 16?) is rapping about raping women in like every song wtf. it's really good other than the lyrical content. i guess it's just some teenage shocking for the sake of it bullshit.

i brush my teeth and wash my face then i brush my hair
white boy lifestyle i don't really care

haha

let's get one thing understood
differenter is more than a movement
it's a lifestyle
all my differenter soldiers i salute you

travis porter are so fun. "proud to be a problem" has been a kind of slow burner for me. "secondary girl", "lemme take you out", "sunshine on me" + "sumn i wont do" are all absolutely stupid fruity and crazy

not sure if anyone feels like talking about this, but noz has made this point a few times recently, and i think it's kind of interesting

Lately I’ve been thinking about how a lot of recent hip hop - street hip hop, which is to say real hip hop, that which hasn’t yet been polished by Jimmy Iovine - is entering a sort of punk period where technical competence is pushed completely to the background as a stylistic choice in favor of raw aggression and emotion. And then old people are like BUT THEY’RE ONLY PLAYING THREE CHORDS and young people are like duh.

Listened 2 the music choice rap channel all morning...twista "I do" is awz

that video is amazing. this crazy post snap weirdo lo-fi shit coming from the bay is insane. young l is sick. droop-e has been on this thing too

check this shit o_0
http://www.thizzler.com/blog/2010/6/10/droop-e-i-am.html

that droop-e song sounds like Portishead was in the studio with Lil B

didn't droop e sample portishead on the e 40 album? or was it bjork?

btw young l posted a dubstep remix of imogen heap on youtube last night

The Pack album was supposed to drop today

anticipating

i really need an mp3 of "big money"

Im on my phone. Can someone do me a favor and post a YouTube of "Do It Big" by Nappy Roots. I just heard it for the first time and I don't know if I'm going to cry or beat someone up.

Straight trillwave

I'm just standing on flatbush ave playing it over and over and over

switch it up to panda vuitton & young l

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf9Tg6sCnnY

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i really need an mp3 of "big money"

― J0rdan S., Tuesday, August 24, 2010 4:06 PM (3 hours ago) Bookmark

who is this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmR8pl8Z7X0

i even tweeted "@teamyoungl" to no avail

that's the young l fan twitter page btw

ohh right

im fining it more and more unlikely that I'm going to remember song track names

thank you surfboards

this panda vuitton thing is nuts

im in the club all the hoes come out
bitches thirsty still with they tongue out

i lold

http://worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh1LWGwn6Ir56yBDwD

Speaking of Nappy Roots, I might be the only person in the word who thinks this, but Wooden Leather is a fucking classic.

lovin those young l trax

some dude on tumblr uploaded a best-of-max-b mix & im really feelin it :-/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CP6SZ29U94

i always dug max b - have several of his 2138912 mixtapes. is there a tracklist to the "best of" u can link to?

http://realniggatumblr.tumblr.com/post/1010586078/at-folks-request-i-compiled-a-best-of-max-b-all

thx!

didnt realize 'trap talk' off jewelry selection came out w/ a nodj version!! love that song. maybe my fav on the record now

cuz i can score with any whore with just a flick of my wrist

yeh i actually downloaded an alleged "no dj" version of the whole release thinking it would either be legit or just sub in the available no dj tracks for me but in fact it just clips dj tracks and fucks around. not recommended. are u really feeling this more than "mr zone 6"?

i get a lot more replays out of it. but then i like 'the movie' more than 'writings on the wall'

i think i generally prefer his weird pop tapes to his dense lyrical ones, if u can be reductive in describing them that way

really i like the ones that balance those two things the best -- i mean none of those records are exactly eschewing the other characteristic

i like 'trap talk' more than anything on 'mr zone 6' for sure tho

man max b really was a pretty fresh angle for ny -- i sorta assumed he was just some more overrated dipst related shit

being known for dissing jim jones seems like such lame beef

well i think it went a bit deeper than that

well obv it did -- im just sayin thats what made me be like "ehhh" whenever i had a chance to er ride the wave
also surfboards cosigns lol

haha yes

the idea of this thread is so hilarious

JIM JONES vs SHAWTY LO

some of the beats on these are pretty lame tho -- 'tattoos on her ass' is like ehhh

i guess thats a part of the cheap nu-ny aesthetic or whatever but it just makes it hard to listen to all the time imo when so much rap outside ny is more dynamic production-wise

hey jacka got on the toot it & boot it rmx
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AJCL9DZgC0

lame verse but w/e

re max b yeh & and he was making so many tapes that they had an inbuilt disposable bubblegum quality but a fresh angle is otm

this album is whatever but this song bangs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zEfZOqYThc