When I said I don't usually get into instrumental music I made a point of specifying "instrumental rap music" because I f**king love instrumental music. I'm not familiar with much of black milk's discography other than the track "I guess" which is a goddamn banger. I don't want my ignorance to sound like a reflection on his music because that wouldn't make any sense, like I said, I've never really checked for his music. Truthfully I avoided it after reading things about him that made it seem like he was pretty heavily on that dilla sh*t. This is nothing like that dilla sh*t, though I did read/hear that dilla was a huge fan of brasilian music, which would have probably been our conversational common ground. I love this sh*t. It reminds me of being a little dirty faced mulatto kid in neon patterned shorts running around the slums of sao paulo with my cousins eating corn starch out of tins like f**king post apocalyptic orphans. That was around the same time my uncle gave me a tambourine, which after his death from cancer I've restructured in my personal mythology as him recognizing musical genius in a six year old. Looking back objectively though, it was probably because of the michael jackson curls I was rocking. There's a strange green tint to all my memories from that time. I wonder if that's indicative of something. Or was it just the heat from the jungle mixed with heat from all the tightly crowded bodies mixed with the heat from the pollution mixed with lesions in my brain. Who knows?
New dolla! This dude is the sh*t as far as I'm concerned. It's highly possible that I was the first motherf**ker up here in canada pumping his stuff back when. And here he is back with mustard. To me, ty and mustard is like jay and ski beats. Like mike and quincy, aaliyah and timbo, black uhuru and sly and robbie. This song is dooooooooooooooooooooooope.
I don't usually get into instrumental rap music or whatever this is right here. I think it might come down to me being a goddamn rapper and inevitably either trying out flows on it or deciding I wouldn't even rap on it, in which case get it out of here. This sh*t is doope though. Nice little melody and all that. I don't really know who drewsthatdude is and I really don't know what fortune does. Please don't think that I'm proud of not doing my journalistic due diligence. I'm just keeping it real for you.
Maaan boogie's doing it. If you haven't heard the original "bitter raps" then what can I tell you, I either forgot to link to it when I posted that boogie freestyle or you just didn't click on it. Shame on one of us. He's getting dangerously close to matching the heights that he hit with"bitter raps", it's making me think he's a naturally cynical kind of motherf**ker and needs to stop fighting it. Or maybe all his tracks are as dope as this and I'm the cynical one? Let me stop before I start working myself up over here.
* Editor's note: He says"I'd be fucking your plans up if I told you to man up" hahahahahaha
I don't know anything about this dude but I like the sh*t he's talking. There's a part where he says that he doesn't want to be like the average post modern film maker who just decides on a reference and faithfully recreates it. I'm totally with that right there. If I recall correctly he was being film specific but that sh*t happens in hella mediums. You know, when you're a fan of sci-fi you really kind of have to resign yourself to having no standards when it comes to production value, or acting, or storylines, or dialogue. There's maybe a ten percent chance that you pick up a sci-fi film and it's good and that's being generous for hovsake.
This motherf**ker's name is lil yachty and this is the album cover. That alone is enough. Or rather, that would be enough but the song's f**king wild too. I looked him up and he was in the last yeezy fashion show or something? I didn't read the articles.
* Do you think that when young thug says "make her come back like hadouken" that what he's actually thinking of is when scorpion in mortal kombat screams "come here!" and shoots the spear that pulls you closer? I do.
Too hot too hot baby. I don't know if you've seen one of these but the entertainment factor rests pretty much entirely on the guest. Well at least for me. Don't tell anyone (politics), but maaaan do I dislike the host. Can you think of a song more played out than gangsta's paradise? There's an entire generation of older white folk who hate rap music but know every word to that song. That must be a wild feeling. Coolio was cool at first then painfully uncool for a long time but after watching this, I think he might be cool again. Did you know he was 32 when gangsta's paradise dropped? That fact is not in the video and it has nothing to do with the video, that's just me hitting you with some sh*t.
Oh this is some ill sh*t right here. Rap sh*t rap sh*t. This dude's in the same crew as westside gunn which is hella apparent from the jump. You should be made aware that he f**king takes off on that second verse. My lady would probably hate this.
I'm with this. I'm so with this. I'd take this to prom. I'd put this track through college. I'd accept it if this song wanted an open relationship. Sh*******t, I'd hold it down while it did a 8 year bid. All that sh*t. In case you don't notice on your own, that's a motherf**king bass guitar she's playing in this b*tch. This was one of those I had to play back like eight times when I first heard it. When the distortion kicks in? good lord, forget about it, she had me at "we're all dying".