You never know with these dudes though. Tyler loves to fuck with his fans.
True. I guess in the end I don't care much either way because as long as we're getting new mellowhype and earl in one year, I'll be happy.
You never know with these dudes though. Tyler loves to fuck with his fans.
Downloading now, I'll give it a listen today or tomorrow depending on my schedule.
Slum Village Announce Reunion And New LP, "Fantastic Volume 3"
http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/...nnounce-reunion-and-new-lp-fantastic-volume-3
Ice T made a hiphop documentary, Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap which is being shown at Sundance. The trailer looks great.
car term reappropriated to say she's basically all plastic surgery & cosmetic upgrades
this thread is so aftermarket
Anyone else think Earl Sweatshirt is sounding a lot like MF Doom, or is it just me?
BTW, welcome, juniors, to the best hiphop corner of the Internet.
poppy mix incoming
I noticed that a while back, lots of internal rhyming from both of them.Anyone else think Earl Sweatshirt is sounding a lot like MF Doom, or is it just me?
First job? Damn, congrats. Waiter?I know this is a lot less significant than the NIP video.
But I got the job at Olive Garden, first job. Pretty damn happy.
I know this is a lot less significant than the NIP video.
But I got the job at Olive Garden, first job. Pretty damn happy.
First job? Damn, congrats. Waiter?
Not a waiter. I don't have the experience so I'm a host. Thanks though guys.that video was shit, this news is amazing.
I expected some hype williams shit
Bad Girls?You guys seriously hating on this video?
Its HYPE AS FUCK. and it is some hype williams shit. 2nd best video of the year so far.
Bad Girls?
niggas in paris video is dope. anything ye touches is dope though
Yup, it's awesome. Earl x Doom collab please.Anyone else think Earl Sweatshirt is sounding a lot like MF Doom, or is it just me?
BTW, welcome, juniors, to the best hiphop corner of the Internet.
Ah yes. Like the album version of Runaway. Dope as hell.
Jay-Z and Kanye West’s Watch the Throne may be in contention for Best Rap Album at the Grammys, but Dion “No I.D.” Wilson—who produced one of the disc’s bonus cuts, “Primetime”—initially wasn’t too impressed with the blockbuster collaborative LP.
“I kinda didn’t agree with the direction that Watch the Throne was going because I felt like, ‘Y’all were two of the best that did it as far advancing, pushing the bar, the envelope of what hip-hop can do and is,’” Wilson told XXLMag.com. “And I felt like some of the songs were copping out a little to me.”
Months after his first listen, Wilson was fortunate enough to hear the final WTT version while in New York for Big Sean’s Finally Famous listening session. Again, Jay and ‘Ye’s frequent collaborator wasn’t thrilled. Something was missing. Yeezy had been working closely with RZA, Q-Tip, The Neptunes and Hit Boy, just to name a few, but he hadn’t produced a record on his own as he did on his previous records.
“I get the co-productions, but how you gon do an album and you don’t go to the machine and do one beat by yourself?” No I.D. explained. “We have always sparked this challenge in each other and it bled into the world, so I just wanted to hit him in the stomach real quick. This is what you got? He was like, ‘No, that’s cool. I’m bout to do something.’”
No I.D.’s challenge resulted in Yeezy chopping up Otis Redding’s “Try a Little Tenderness” for The Throne’s smash hit, “Otis.” The song was added to WTT at the 11th hour and became the LP’s second single. It’s now nominated for Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance at the Grammys.
“I remember even at the time at the label they was like, ‘What the hell? No I.D. just came in and messed up our release schedule,’” he recalled. “We all amongst ourselves really are battling each other each and every minute of life, but it’s all in the spirit of advancement and the pursuit of dopeness is what I call it.”
I know this is a lot less significant than the NIP video.
But I got the job at Olive Garden, first job. Pretty damn happy.
Can't believe it's been over a year since the release of My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. Still a damn good album. You gotta remember, Kanye was coming off the disappointing 808s so people would have been ready to write him off with another poor release. I guess in that respect, he was kinda in the same spot Lupe is in right now. Boy, did Kanye prove the doubters wrong. Proved that 808s was just a hickup and Kanye is still at the top of his game. Hope Lupe hits us hard with another masterpiece like Yeezy taught him.