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 ...
there are also songs with no rapping whatsoever, just meandering singing. the overall result is an album that's explosive, revelatory, and, yes, conscious in the best way. — kyle kramer 89. b.g., chopper city in the ghetto (1999) image via discogs label : cash money/universal ...
Kanye West, it's clear the then-teenage Detroit MC would accept nothing less than being recognized as a rap star. A boastful claim, yes, but it's one that came to fruition, withFinally Famous: The Mixtapesetting the table.
Hilarious dry humour, with some real funny songs. Downside is that the main characters are New Zealanders ha 306 points - added 13 years ago by guest - 11 comments Comments: the boys are hilarious :') surely can make anyone laugh Added 11 years ago by guest, -1 points kiwi choice...
Weeks at No. 1: 4 Basically a parody ofBruce Springsteen, but with a talk box. "Rapture," Blondie (1981) 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. ...
Weeks at No. 1: 4 Basically a parody ofBruce Springsteen, but with a talk box. "Rapture," Blondie (1981) 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. ...
Weeks at No. 1: 4 Basically a parody ofBruce Springsteen, but with a talk box. "Rapture," Blondie (1981) 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. ...
Weeks at No. 1: 4 Basically a parody ofBruce Springsteen, but with a talk box. "Rapture," Blondie (1981) 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. ...
Weeks at No. 1: 4 Basically a parody ofBruce Springsteen, but with a talk box. "Rapture," Blondie (1981) 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. ...
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...