Rappers who don't swear really should be in a class of their own. While some hip-hop artists have made songs or even full albums without cursing in the lyrics, it's quite hard to come by. But in regard tothe best rappersthat don't swear at all, those are far ...
"i can't stand it"-sampling ode to the roots of rap. combined, these three songs are the difference between the '93 liks and the '95-era crew—smartly written and performed songs that transcend that introductory shtick. everything comes together smoothly on the lead single, "daam!," ...
Lupe Fiasco, who grew up on Chicago's rough west side, came out the gate performing Fabolous-stylestreet rap(overChicago house samples, no less!) but it wasn't until the series ofFahrenheit 1/15mixtapes dropped that the rapper seemed to find himself, bringing Kanye's conflicted neuroses a...
hilarious also one of my favorite theme songs Added 12 years ago by guest, -1 points first three seasons were awesome but it went downhill from there.. this show is dreadful now. Added 12 years ago by guest, 2 points seriously... one of the worlds most popular shows is number 20...
a momentary defibrillator reviving ballsy, old school hip hop. The album also boasts my favorite rap song of the year –“Close Your Eyes (And Count to Fuck)” featuring Rage Against the Machine’s Zack De La Rocha. There really wasn’t another rap record that came close to Run the Jewe...
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Weeks at No. 1: 2 That trash disco beat is so great that you can forgive a weird rap about a man from Mars and his healthy appetite for cars, guitars and, well, you. "Addicted to Love," Robert Palmer (1986) Weeks at No. 1: 1 ...
Weeks at No. 1: 2 That trash disco beat is so great that you can forgive a weird rap about a man from Mars and his healthy appetite for cars, guitars and, well, you. "Addicted to Love," Robert Palmer (1986) Weeks at No. 1: 1 ...
Weeks at No. 1: 2 That trash disco beat is so great that you can forgive a weird rap about a man from Mars and his healthy appetite for cars, guitars and, well, you. "Addicted to Love," Robert Palmer (1986) Weeks at No. 1: 1 ...
Weeks at No. 1: 2 That trash disco beat is so great that you can forgive a weird rap about a man from Mars and his healthy appetite for cars, guitars and, well, you. "Addicted to Love," Robert Palmer (1986) Weeks at No. 1: 1 ...