God damnit. I got home at 5h30 in the am. The Université de Montréal kids were in town last night and it was nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuts. They have this invented gameshow type game thing they play at the bar that literally never ends and never stops being fun. We bought so many pitchers. After last call we went to their hotel and continued the crazyness. The soirée ended with my boy guillotine and ply-ply sitting at the counter at mellows talking with the owner D.D. he talked about basse ville vs vanier fights from back in the day. Saying that back in the day you got your ass kicked and it ended there only to get started next week when you had your chance for revenge. He says today he doesn't get the guns and knives shit the kids are on. He was so awesome, I had a grill cheese and poutine and felt like utter shit after the meal. I open my door and smell the aroma of cofee... my mom was getting ready for work. One of those special moments.
Before I get into dipset I just want to highlight my favorite rapper of the week JACKIE CHAIN. I'm not sure if he's asian or just a weird shade of white. He's from alabama and has long hair and it's amazing. He's like a bloody carcrash and I can't turn away. Song is ROLLIN featurin some other rapper.
DIPSET
THE SECOND COMING (COMMERCIAL AND SEPERATE SONG.)
CRUNK MUSIK
WE FLY HIGH (REMIX) FEAT EVERYBODY
P.S. YO JIM JONES YO BETTER NOT HAVE KILLED MY BOY STACK BUNDLES. IF YOU DID KILL HIM YOU BEST DOUBLE UP ON SECURITY WHEN YOU COME BY OTTAWA. A COUPLE OF CREWS WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU.
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Promise you anything, I'll never lie
Haven't posted in awhile. Going to see the Habs and the Bills this weekend. It's going to be pretty intense. Today's post is big on videos and short on text. Essentially it's about how New York City was hip-hop and all this hate on this soulja boy nonsense is getting us nowhere. Rap sales are going down and it's a good thing. Big beat gritty yet thoughtful NYC hip-hop might get a chance and being relevant again. Today we have classic NAS giving a shout out to everybody, BIGGIE freestyling on a Bed-Stuy corner, BIG L repping harlem, Strong Island's finest RAKIM on one of his less classic tracks that's still better than 98% of kids on the come up, Queens' own PRODIGY of Mobb Deep on some new mixtape shit and finally some Brooklyn bullshit with JOELL ORTIZ who I think if signed to the correcte label could be our saviour. Enjoy.
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