When Snoop Dogg put out his own T-Pain-like single, “Sexual Eruption,” in 2007, the video explicitly harked back to Zapp circa 1986’s “Computer Love”: that same combo of sterile futuristic slickness and slinky funk sexiness. As if by associational drift, the first rappers to really...
When Snoop Dogg put out his own T-Pain-like single, “Sexual Eruption,” in 2007, the video explicitly harked back to Zapp circa 1986’s “Computer Love”: that same combo of sterile futuristic slickness and slinky funk sexiness. As if by associational drift, the first rappers to really...