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Rappers hate everyone’s mom besides their own. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.
Happy Mother’s Day
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A Memphis rapper is claiming he ghostwrote for the Three 6 Mafia co-founder. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.I talked to the rapper who claims he ghostwrote numerous Juicy J tracks, including his biggest hit in recent times.
juicy dirty fo dat
becuz the hook for bands a make her dance was so unique, i mean “bands a make her dance, all these chicks poppin pussy im jus throwin bandz” its not like ANYBODY coulda thought of that. -_-
There’s an art to “ignorant” hook writing too. Just because it isn’t classy doesn’t mean it’s not clever. I mean Juicy made his name with “slob on my knob” and that belongs in the Smithsonian.
Actually, you need to holler at Key! from Two9…that is the dude who actually wrote “bandz” for Juicy…and pretty much writes ALL of juicys verses for him. I know this for a FACT.
To be clear, Yoyo only claimed to have written the hook for “Bandz.”
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Who can lay claim to releasing the best “Butterfly”? Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.
This was just fun to do.
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A Memphis rapper is claiming he ghostwrote for the Three 6 Mafia co-founder. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.I talked to the rapper who claims he ghostwrote numerous Juicy J tracks, including his biggest hit in recent times.
juicy dirty fo dat
becuz the hook for bands a make her dance was so unique, i mean “bands a make her dance, all these chicks poppin pussy im jus throwin bandz” its not like ANYBODY coulda thought of that. -_-
There’s an art to “ignorant” hook writing too. Just because it isn’t classy doesn’t mean it’s not clever. I mean Juicy made his name with “slob on my knob” and that belongs in the Smithsonian.
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A Memphis rapper is claiming he ghostwrote for the Three 6 Mafia co-founder. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.
I talked to the rapper who claims he ghostwrote numerous Juicy J tracks, including his biggest hit in recent times.
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It’s been a long time, we shouldn’t have left you….Without a #DeepCut to step to. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.
The return of #DeepCuts
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By former writer for The Source and The Wire David Mills. Complex.com: The original buyer’s guide for men.
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If you follow this Tumblr, you probably know a lot of these already. But this was a fun list to come up with. It’s basically a list of random regional/less-well-known joints from the ’90s that have survived my personal test of time & get regular rotation.
Shouts to the following people, who contributed (unintentionally or otherwise) to my regional rap knowledge base in the past ten+ years (sometimes directly to this project): Serg, Ethan Padgett, DK, Noz, Tyrone Palmer, Andrew Barber, Matt Helgeson, Will Torres, Matt Sonzala, Rob Bell, Maurice Garland, Martorialist, Willy Staley, ANU, Kid Slizzard, Matthew Africa, many more I am regrettably not remembering at the moment. Salute also to dudes like Carlos Perez, Thomas Deiss, Scott Brown, Shea Serrano & others who keep the regional rap torch burning.
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The Martorialist & I wrote blurbs for the 25 greatest rap songs in Harlem history.
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Complex asked me to get down on this 50 Best Atlanta Rap Songs list.
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