Oct 4, 2015

d--- we hate prime eminem now too?

 

Sep 9, 2016

WE ON A ULTRALIGHT BEAM​

 

Oct 24, 2017

:disgustingaf:

 

Dec 1, 2016

imagine being this insecure

 

Apr 11, 2017

The biggest news of 2007

 

Sep 20, 2016

flames

 

Oct 3, 2018

 

Jul 22, 2018

Lmao s--- sounds like a gta mission

 

Sep 18, 2015

"Did the man who invented college, go to college? Hm, okay then"

Hopsin

 

Apr 22, 2021

These recent deaths have made me realize something else about Hip Hop or rather Rap music specifically. Rap is still basically a young genre but we’re closing in around 50 years of this thing. We’re reaching the point where a lot of these guys are almost senior citizens or are seniors. They’re more susceptible to disease and the consequences of their lifestyles. We’ve crossed that barrier so these kinds of deaths are going to happen with more frequency. Of course it’s jarring because they’re happening one right after the other. But for example, I was like 14 when Pun died. And even though he was morbidly obese, it was unheard of at that time that a rapper could die of natural causes. We were still thinking that the main way rappers were going to die is from violence. And that was because Rap was a young man’s game and rappers were still relatively young. But that was over 20 years ago. Rappers from that era and beyond are in their 40s, 50s and 60s now. We’ve reached that point where strokes, heart attacks, cancer, etc are more likely to happen to the legends rather than street violence. I don’t know how Shock G died but his passing as well as Black Rob and DMX’s passings just made me think about that. Older genres have been here for decades but this is a time when Rap listeners as a group are collectively bearing witness to the mortality of our heroes for ostensibly the first time. DOOM, Ecstasy, Prince Markie Dee, DMX, Black Rob, Shock G. That’s a cross section of the 80’s, early 90’s, mid 90’s and late 90’s, gone within the span of a few months.

Anyway, RIP Shock G

 

Feb 12, 2021

He's a moron for apologizing. The internet shames you for your past and when you apologize for it everyone will say it's insincere or not enough. They're trying to get attention for themselves. There was no good outcome in this for him. He definitely f----- up but this PR apology isn't going to help

 

Sep 22, 2017

wonder whos sperm travis stole for this

 

Feb 25, 2017

i thought the same before watching the video....but then i watched it, this is so f---ing disgusting i hope he f---ing die in his sleep tonight

 

Jun 30, 2016

No matter what these corny Drake stans gonna say it was trash lol

 

Feb 28, 2022

f--- this weirdo. He wrote and recorded a drunken love song to Dre and rapped about f---ing Kanye's wife. This dude is such a loser.

 

Jul 31, 2018

These hype jobs always pull this s--- and it ends up being someone like Busta

 

Jul 5, 2018

Yeah, I'm good.

 

Oct 20, 2016

agreed, he's clearly above

 

Oct 24, 2015

Good music