OK, this is well and good, dude. You're awesome. But can I have something besides peanuts, please?
The "Prego Shuffle," eh? Don't you guys mean "preggo" or "preggers"? I thought Prego was a brand of spaghetti sauce.
This is one of the dryest rap songs I've ever heard. I love "Poetic Prophet," though. I may have to look him up if I need my website designed, but not if I'm hosting a party and need a performer to get them on the dance floor.
In the tired nerdy-white-guy-rapping genre, this stands out to me somehow. I think it's because the lyrics rule and comedian Jon LaJoie adds "motherf*cker" to the end of really lame proclamations. That and because he raps about his pet cat, and Giggle likes the cat men!
Rappers are pretty notorious for cartoon-like displays of machismo. So it's a bit refreshing to hear rapping from a guy who claims he's bi-curious, or curious about bisexuality. AC/DC, bi-coastal, swinging both ways--whatever you want to call it, you all probably know some women who find other women hot.
Who can deny the addictive yumminess of Cinnamon Toast Crunch? It's one of the best cereals out there, but does it really need its own rap song? I guess if a blah cereal like Rice Krispies has the Snap, Crackle and Pop trio to boast of its morning flava, then why can't CTC have these dumbasses?
A group of Cleveland teenage boys hijacked their school announcements and instead aired a homemade music video for all to see. The vid involved rapping, aluminum foil grillz, and a bootylicious go-go dancer. Almost all of them got suspended— but, for what?
What if Snoop and Jay-Z were math teachers back in grade school? What if DJ Unk taught algebra, and Fat Joe taught linear equations? What if rap music inspired word problems?
Last week, we watched Gollum and Smeagol, of Lord Of The Rings, get slugged with the Barry White bat. This week, the Ice Age penguins get hit with the thugly stick- but it's all good, cuz they know how to "walk it out."