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8 years ago, the original supa hot fire video was released
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the fame of him being a fake rapper got to him, so he tried becoming a real rapper...well.. you know why you haven't heard of him lmao
A legit internet classic. The sequel is even better.
The sweet tea line from the first video coming back to bite him in the ass is great
The sweet tea line from the first video coming back to bite him in the ass is great
Yeah I remember this, it was a really misguided attempt to have "seasons" of content on his channel.
225? What is that an area code?
Absolutely incredible video that I reference to this day.
Mute spittah in video 2 is also a classic.
Absolutely incredible video that I reference to this day.
Mute spittah in video 2 is also a classic.
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His Youtube channel is still up:
I actually watched the standup he put on his youtube a month or so ago and thought it was pretty good. He definitely should have been bigger than he ended up being though if he had kept consistent. There are a lot of great skit youtubers/social media users now still pushing that type of content like CalebCity, RDCWorld, HaHaDavis, etc...
I don't get it. Like... at all. Just spent 4 minutes wondering which part of it was supposed to be funny.
Maybe it's a nostalgia thing, I've never seen the video before so I'm just some 36 year old going into that for the first time but it honestly just left me feeling like this
I understand and appreciate the memes that came from it however.
Maybe it's a nostalgia thing, I've never seen the video before so I'm just some 36 year old going into that for the first time but it honestly just left me feeling like this
I understand and appreciate the memes that came from it however.
I don't get it. Like... at all. Just spent 4 minutes wondering which part of it was supposed to be funny.
Maybe it's a nostalgia thing, I've never seen the video before so I'm just some 36 year old going into that for the first time but it honestly just left me feeling like this
I understand and appreciate the memes that came from it however.
It's just about the crowd overreacting to the wack shit supa hot is saying and completely blowing off whatever his opponent is doing. Basically making fun of GrindTime etc rap battles.
Them playing rock paper scissors during his verse always kills me. I'm just some 31 year old though.
"Put that on Mapquest" LMAO blast from the past
Mute Spittah the GOATA legit internet classic. The sequel is even better.
The sweet tea line from the first video coming back to bite him in the ass is great
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I've seen the gif roughly 3 million times but never the actual video. I didn't know it was a parody. It's pretty funny.
The thing I like about these the most is that the "crowd" is very much their own character. They are a part of the battle as much as the rappers are. They say little things between each bar that you probably wouldn't even notice the first time around. They will also make facial expressions and gestures as someone is rapping out their lines. It's brilliant layered comedy combined with over-the-top and exaggerated rap culture.
This video along with the others will forever live on in my memory. Will never get old haha
"BOOM, BAM, BOP! BOTTABAPBOOM, POW!" "OoOoOhhhhhhHhhh" lmfaoo
"BOOM, BAM, BOP! BOTTABAPBOOM, POW!" "OoOoOhhhhhhHhhh" lmfaoo
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