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Hip-Hop ERA |OT2| I Put the Fish in My Glove and I Freaked It.
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Yeah Crew never gets old, is immediately danceable, earworm heavy, and simply awesome. I enjoy Goldlink's music a bunch, even though he got a tad more generic on his last album. However, Crew is simply a different beast. I cannot see him beating that.
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He did that for the "Blinding Lights" single. He sold 7 different variants of the CD single.
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bless up
*watches noé or von trier once*
Listened to this album on my way home from work on the i95. I've never been so comfortable in traffic
Definitely. I think often his albums can be a mixed bag, but when he hits, he hits. And Crew is probably the apex of that.
Impossible not to sing along.
She invite me to her crib (Ow!), I walk in, she see my heat (Ow!)
She said, "But I live in the hills," (Girl) bitch, that's just the way I sleep (Uh-huh)
Absolutely fire and creative performance. Damn, I didn't know he played Piano too.
I was way too late to Psychodrama. Dave is special.
Brother I'm a careful, humble, reckless, arrogant, extravagant
N***a probably battlin' with manic depression
Man, I think I'm going mad again
It's like I'm happy for a second then I'm sad again
Never heard of dave until seeing this pop up on r/HHH. Absolutely incredible performance.
Damn, I'm speechless. The track is beautiful, but those visuals are fucking insane.
I've been nerding over this billy woods song "Windhoek" the first aspect that comes to mind is how the song sounds like a Kingdom Hearts dungeon over drums. The second aspect is billy woods' very usual way of being non-descriptive about what he's talking about and assuming that the listener always knows or doesn't really care because it sounds good. Mach-Hommy on this song solidifies himself as a rapper who can rap on anything and can easily draw in the listener based on his random outbursts of French or references to obscure shit sporadically. Then he'll say some regular street shit, but Mach-Hommy's street shit hits differently than a lot of other rappers because the lyrical lenses that he uses, illustrates him as more of a complete holistic rapper who can rap about many different topics instead of just having "a thing" that he normally does.
So the last aspect of this song that gets me is billy woods' last verse on this song where he kind of blacks out, and once again, he kind of reminds me of Aesop Rock sometimes where he'll spit some really fucking hard shit and then the next two bars have some very "historical and cryptic meaning", that's not really worth deciphering because really, only billy woods know's what his metaphors are supposed to mean. Luckily, a lot of people who have listened to woods a lot drew some meaning behind this last verse, and apparently the title of the song "Windhoek" is a city in South Africa which is a frequent topic of woods' lyrics.
Edward Gorean public housing
The township Robert Townsend
Potemkin village outside Towson
Town square got a faux Italian fountain
Model home shuttered.....Piru windows
Me and her still browsing
Dénouement score by de Troutman
Savion Glover when I'm counting
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Instead of poets, you motherfuckers begat accountants
Mach whispered, "how the gat sounded?"
Holy grail, frail chalice
Palace shook while the artillery pounded
Break every idol on your fuckin' mountain
And of course the rhyme scheme on this with "on" sound or "ain" sound.
So the last aspect of this song that gets me is billy woods' last verse on this song where he kind of blacks out, and once again, he kind of reminds me of Aesop Rock sometimes where he'll spit some really fucking hard shit and then the next two bars have some very "historical and cryptic meaning", that's not really worth deciphering because really, only billy woods know's what his metaphors are supposed to mean. Luckily, a lot of people who have listened to woods a lot drew some meaning behind this last verse, and apparently the title of the song "Windhoek" is a city in South Africa which is a frequent topic of woods' lyrics.
Edward Gorean public housing
The township Robert Townsend
Potemkin village outside Towson
Town square got a faux Italian fountain
Model home shuttered.....Piru windows
Me and her still browsing
Dénouement score by de Troutman
Savion Glover when I'm counting
Savion Glover - Wikipedia
Instead of poets, you motherfuckers begat accountants
Mach whispered, "how the gat sounded?"
Holy grail, frail chalice
Palace shook while the artillery pounded
Break every idol on your fuckin' mountain
And of course the rhyme scheme on this with "on" sound or "ain" sound.
all 3 weeknd singles this era have been really good
... i'm getting my hopes up
Thanks, will give it a spin. This man got Drake prototype Eamon on the album.
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What the fuck! That's tragic, man. Like everyone's said, he was just getting started, too.
RIP.
RIP.
Shit really is tragic. I didn't realize he was so young either.
Edit: looks like a complete accident, can't blame him
This is just dumb to do for any celeb, rapper or not.
Edit: looks like a complete accident, can't blame him
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