This is how most rap songs sound today:
BUBBA SPARXXX LYRICS
(he's a white southern rapper for all of you that dont know, here in the states)
"Ms New Booty"
(feat. Ying Yang Twins)
[Intro: Collipark, Bubba Sparxxx]
[Chorus (Ying Yang Twins)]
Booty, booty, booty, booty, rockin' everywhere
Booty, booty, booty, booty, rockin' everywhere
Booty, booty, booty, booty, rockin everywhere
[3x]
Rockin' everywhere [2x]
[Bubba Sparxxx]
I found you MS NEW BOOTY
Get it together and bring it back to me
Hit the playas club for about month or 2
Put his hand on it then see what he do [2x]
Get it ripe, get it right, get it tight [3x]
[1st verse (Bubba Sparxxx)]
Girl I don't need you, but chu need me
Take it off, let if flop, shake it freely
And I don't tell stories, I let em tell theyself
And you aint gotta sell sex, girl, it sells itself, Like nothing else
Yeah I'm a country boy, but that big city bottom fill me up with joy
Aint life grand (life's grand) livin up daddy
Here go da whisper song, baby this is us ready?
Put it on me enthusiastically, what ever it is that chu do, you do it admirably
And I aint choose it, that thang chose me
Its bubba and ying yang, all the way in this thang
YO!
[Bubba Sparxxx]
I found you MS NEW BOOTY
Get it together and bring it back to me
Hit the playas club for about month or 2
Put his hand on it then see what he do [2x]
Get it ripe, get it right, get it tight [3x]
[2nd Verse]
Quarter to twelve and we just getting in
Bubba gonna make ya spark wit da Ying Yang Twins
Sippin on patron, blong blong blong
Shawdy in a thong, whom whom whom
Ass get da jiggling, MOTHER FUCKING WIGGLYING
Get that thang shakin, like she frost bit shivering
Ass be delivering, all type of flashes, cashes
Got these hoes shaking that molasses
SHHHHHH
Let me whisper in your ear
Get your self together go and buy some new gear
Something with your hair den
Hit da club, shake ya ass and da brothuhz gonna sho some love
Do that move ya did just a minute ago
I guarantee you'll make all da dough
So gon do ya thing baby, work what chu got, to get what chu want
Make that money, don't let it make u
Fat bottomed Girls-Cute song
Ms. New Booty-Nasty song
*** Dont give me wrong, I love hip-hop/rap, but its more of a bittersweet love if anything... coz all they talk about in (most) rap/hip hop is booty this and booty that... thats it...nothing else...**** Yeah, we get it, the booty is great and all, but theres more about a woman than just her bootie...I mean come on now...****
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Musicman wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It was also 12 years ago that the Rwanda massacres were going on. Guess who's going to be in the newspapers today?
Two years ago was the tenth anniversary of both events. The front page of my local newspapser had a big picture of Kurt, and there was a corner article on page 14 commemorating the massacres.
The media makes me sick.
[/QUOTE]
Well, the media's really about what the mass public finds interesting, not about what an esoteric group of people personally find interesting. To be honest, neither really interests me, but it's a lot easier to poke fun at Cobain.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]billycat wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like Nirvana, but I'll agree that they along with The Doors are extremely overated.
Somehow we never saw Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison being forced to re-invent the sound of their albums.
Would they pull it out successfully, or rather stuck to fade into obscurity?
Nobody knows for sure what would have happened.[/QUOTE]
While I do enjoy Jim Morrison I would admit that he gets over-rated quite a bit. The Doors as a band is another story.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Jim Morrison is unbelievably over-rated. Loads of people go around with t-shirts of him and they don't even know many songs by him and The Doors.
The Doors themself though, as you said, are a different story.
Anywho, I don't understand this whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' cos I think he was a legend. And for those who know nothing about him and simply say 'ooh, he didn't spell Freddie right' - please get a life.
R.I.P Kurt[/QUOTE]
I don't understand how you don't understand the whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' thing. You don't question the bashing of rap, do you? Just as mainstream rap is comprised of talentless gimps making undeserved millions with unwarranted popularity, so the same could be said about Kurt Cobain.
Cobain? A legend? Yeah, I guess. Then so are the New Kids on the Block, the Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC. Let's not forget about Britney Spears. And I guess 50 Cent is a legend in the making. How privileged I feel to have lived and to be living in a time when such legends are being born.[/QUOTE]
Sorry dude, but I have to strongly disagree with you on that one.
I agree that Nirvana was overated (taking the fact that some critics put them in the same level with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Queen) but putting them at the same level with contemporary mainstrem rappers and fabricated bubblegum pop stars is just dumb.
Nirvana was a very good band, and the fact that one band opens the door to a movement that totally changes the whole music scene takes a lot of talent. The general public agreed that it was time for a new sound despite of the high popularity of hair rock by the early 90s. There's no denying that 'Nevermind' was an incredibly well crafted album that introduced a new rock genre to an audience that heard nothing but hard rock anthems and power ballads.
The irony of all of this is that unlike many artists who dream of making it big, and having tons of money, Kurt Cobain seemed happy enough being part of the underground Seattle music scene and never inteded to become part of the mainstream or become the kind that follows trends.
All of sudden Nirvana starts to spread by word of mouth, and one of their biggest fans before hitting it big happened to be Axl Rose (who even wears a Nirvana cap on the 'Don't Cry' video). Nirvana signs with David Geffen and from the moment that 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' video hit MTV everybody liked it.
One of the reasons why Nirvana became so popular was because people were already fed up with the whole ROCK GOD attitude of 80s rock bands, and all of sudden comes this humble guy from Seattle with an old flannel shirt and converse sn
Two years ago was the tenth anniversary of both events. The front page of my local newspapser had a big picture of Kurt, and there was a corner article on page 14 commemorating the massacres.
The media makes me sick.
[/QUOTE]
Well, the media's really about what the mass public finds interesting, not about what an esoteric group of people personally find interesting. To be honest, neither really interests me, but it's a lot easier to poke fun at Cobain.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]billycat wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like Nirvana, but I'll agree that they along with The Doors are extremely overated.
Somehow we never saw Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison being forced to re-invent the sound of their albums.
Would they pull it out successfully, or rather stuck to fade into obscurity?
Nobody knows for sure what would have happened.[/QUOTE]
While I do enjoy Jim Morrison I would admit that he gets over-rated quite a bit. The Doors as a band is another story.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Jim Morrison is unbelievably over-rated. Loads of people go around with t-shirts of him and they don't even know many songs by him and The Doors.
The Doors themself though, as you said, are a different story.
Anywho, I don't understand this whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' cos I think he was a legend. And for those who know nothing about him and simply say 'ooh, he didn't spell Freddie right' - please get a life.
R.I.P Kurt[/QUOTE]
I don't understand how you don't understand the whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' thing. You don't question the bashing of rap, do you? Just as mainstream rap is comprised of talentless gimps making undeserved millions with unwarranted popularity, so the same could be said about Kurt Cobain.
Cobain? A legend? Yeah, I guess. Then so are the New Kids on the Block, the Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC. Let's not forget about Britney Spears. And I guess 50 Cent is a legend in the making. How privileged I feel to have lived and to be living in a time when such legends are being born.[/QUOTE]
Sorry dude, but I have to strongly disagree with you on that one.
I agree that Nirvana was overated (taking the fact that some critics put them in the same level with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Queen) but putting them at the same level with contemporary mainstrem rappers and fabricated bubblegum pop stars is just dumb.
Nirvana was a very good band, and the fact that one band opens the door to a movement that totally changes the whole music scene takes a lot of talent. The general public agreed that it was time for a new sound despite of the high popularity of hair rock by the early 90s. There's no denying that 'Nevermind' was an incredibly well crafted album that introduced a new rock genre to an audience that heard nothing but hard rock anthems and power ballads.
The irony of all of this is that unlike many artists who dream of making it big, and having tons of money, Kurt Cobain seemed happy enough being part of the underground Seattle music scene and never inteded to become part of the mainstream or become the kind that follows trends.
All of sudden Nirvana starts to spread by word of mouth, and one of their biggest fans before hitting it big happened to be Axl Rose (who even wears a Nirvana cap on the 'Don't Cry' video). Nirvana signs with David Geffen and from the moment that 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' video hit MTV everybody liked it.
One of the reasons why Nirvana became so popular was because people were already fed up with the whole ROCK GOD attitude of 80s rock bands, and all of sudden comes this humble guy from Seattle with an old flannel shirt and converse sn
Great post, Mr Jingles! I very much agree. Thanks for taking the time to write that.
Look yeah, wether he was shit or not the man should be aloud to rest in peace, right?
Woah i've started off a bit of a discussion here lol
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Look yeah, wether he was shit or not the man should be aloud to rest in peace, right? [/QUOTE]
Yeah i agree, not just becuase i love him, because you're right and everyone should get the chance to rest in peace...no matter what they did
Yeah i agree, not just becuase i love him, because you're right and everyone should get the chance to rest in peace...no matter what they did
ooh I'm sooo sorry
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that guy sucked
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that guy sucked
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Alex Solan wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]matiasmay wrote: [/QUOTENAME]ooh I'm sooo sorry
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that guy sucked[/QUOTE]
ahsisi
Long Life to Dave Grohl.[/QUOTE]
R.I.P. Kurt....
and yes, Long live Dave Grohl!!
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that guy sucked[/QUOTE]
ahsisi
Long Life to Dave Grohl.[/QUOTE]
R.I.P. Kurt....
and yes, Long live Dave Grohl!!
His music woz ok, but the legend status is ridiculous of course.
R.I.P Kurt, his music ROCKED and he totally deserved the Legend status. He's an inspiration and anyone who says otherwise should definatly go away and sit and listen to the Greatest Hits and then come back to me.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]rogerette_13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]R.I.P Kurt, his music ROCKED and he totally deserved the Legend status. He's an inspiration and anyone who says otherwise should definatly go away and sit and listen to the Greatest Hits and then come back to me. [/QUOTE]
I know most of his hits and i say he doesn't deserve the legend status.
I know most of his hits and i say he doesn't deserve the legend status.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]rogerette_13 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]R.I.P Kurt, his music ROCKED and he totally deserved the Legend status. He's an inspiration and anyone who says otherwise should definatly go away and sit and listen to the Greatest Hits and then come back to me. [/QUOTE]
Woooooo lol
Woooooo lol
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Musicman wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It was also 12 years ago that the Rwanda massacres were going on. Guess who's going to be in the newspapers today?
Two years ago was the tenth anniversary of both events. The front page of my local newspapser had a big picture of Kurt, and there was a corner article on page 14 commemorating the massacres.
The media makes me sick.
[/QUOTE]
Well, the media's really about what the mass public finds interesting, not about what an esoteric group of people personally find interesting. To be honest, neither really interests me, but it's a lot easier to poke fun at Cobain.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]billycat wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like Nirvana, but I'll agree that they along with The Doors are extremely overated.
Somehow we never saw Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison being forced to re-invent the sound of their albums.
Would they pull it out successfully, or rather stuck to fade into obscurity?
Nobody knows for sure what would have happened.[/QUOTE]
While I do enjoy Jim Morrison I would admit that he gets over-rated quite a bit. The Doors as a band is another story.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Jim Morrison is unbelievably over-rated. Loads of people go around with t-shirts of him and they don't even know many songs by him and The Doors.
The Doors themself though, as you said, are a different story.
Anywho, I don't understand this whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' cos I think he was a legend. And for those who know nothing about him and simply say 'ooh, he didn't spell Freddie right' - please get a life.
R.I.P Kurt[/QUOTE]
I don't understand how you don't understand the whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' thing. You don't question the bashing of rap, do you? Just as mainstream rap is comprised of talentless gimps making undeserved millions with unwarranted popularity, so the same could be said about Kurt Cobain.
Cobain? A legend? Yeah, I guess. Then so are the New Kids on the Block, the Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC. Let's not forget about Britney Spears. And I guess 50 Cent is a legend in the making. How privileged I feel to have lived and to be living in a time when such legends are being born.[/QUOTE]
Sorry dude, but I have to strongly disagree with you on that one.
I agree that Nirvana was overated (taking the fact that some critics put them in the same level with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Queen) but putting them at the same level with contemporary mainstrem rappers and fabricated bubblegum pop stars is just dumb.
Nirvana was a very good band, and the fact that one band opens the door to a movement that totally changes the whole music scene takes a lot of talent. The general public agreed that it was time for a new sound despite of the high popularity of hair rock by the early 90s. There's no denying that 'Nevermind' was an incredibly well crafted album that introduced a new rock genre to an audience that heard nothing but hard rock anthems and power ballads.
The irony of all of this is that unlike many artists who dream of making it big, and having tons of money, Kurt Cobain seemed happy enough being part of the underground Seattle music scene and never inteded to become part of the mainstream or become the kind that follows trends.
All of sudden Nirvana starts to spread by word of mouth, and one of their biggest fans before hitting it big happened to be Axl Rose (who even wears a Nirvana cap on the 'Don't Cry' video). Nirvana signs with David Geffen and from the moment that 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' video hit MTV everybody liked it.
One of the reasons why Nirvana became so popular was because people were already fed up with the whole R
Two years ago was the tenth anniversary of both events. The front page of my local newspapser had a big picture of Kurt, and there was a corner article on page 14 commemorating the massacres.
The media makes me sick.
[/QUOTE]
Well, the media's really about what the mass public finds interesting, not about what an esoteric group of people personally find interesting. To be honest, neither really interests me, but it's a lot easier to poke fun at Cobain.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME] <font color=green>Linda Of The Valley wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]billycat wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Mr.Jingles wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I like Nirvana, but I'll agree that they along with The Doors are extremely overated.
Somehow we never saw Kurt Cobain and Jim Morrison being forced to re-invent the sound of their albums.
Would they pull it out successfully, or rather stuck to fade into obscurity?
Nobody knows for sure what would have happened.[/QUOTE]
While I do enjoy Jim Morrison I would admit that he gets over-rated quite a bit. The Doors as a band is another story.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Jim Morrison is unbelievably over-rated. Loads of people go around with t-shirts of him and they don't even know many songs by him and The Doors.
The Doors themself though, as you said, are a different story.
Anywho, I don't understand this whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' cos I think he was a legend. And for those who know nothing about him and simply say 'ooh, he didn't spell Freddie right' - please get a life.
R.I.P Kurt[/QUOTE]
I don't understand how you don't understand the whole 'bash Kurt Cobain' thing. You don't question the bashing of rap, do you? Just as mainstream rap is comprised of talentless gimps making undeserved millions with unwarranted popularity, so the same could be said about Kurt Cobain.
Cobain? A legend? Yeah, I guess. Then so are the New Kids on the Block, the Backstreet Boys, and *NSYNC. Let's not forget about Britney Spears. And I guess 50 Cent is a legend in the making. How privileged I feel to have lived and to be living in a time when such legends are being born.[/QUOTE]
Sorry dude, but I have to strongly disagree with you on that one.
I agree that Nirvana was overated (taking the fact that some critics put them in the same level with Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Queen) but putting them at the same level with contemporary mainstrem rappers and fabricated bubblegum pop stars is just dumb.
Nirvana was a very good band, and the fact that one band opens the door to a movement that totally changes the whole music scene takes a lot of talent. The general public agreed that it was time for a new sound despite of the high popularity of hair rock by the early 90s. There's no denying that 'Nevermind' was an incredibly well crafted album that introduced a new rock genre to an audience that heard nothing but hard rock anthems and power ballads.
The irony of all of this is that unlike many artists who dream of making it big, and having tons of money, Kurt Cobain seemed happy enough being part of the underground Seattle music scene and never inteded to become part of the mainstream or become the kind that follows trends.
All of sudden Nirvana starts to spread by word of mouth, and one of their biggest fans before hitting it big happened to be Axl Rose (who even wears a Nirvana cap on the 'Don't Cry' video). Nirvana signs with David Geffen and from the moment that 'Smells Like Teen Spirit' video hit MTV everybody liked it.
One of the reasons why Nirvana became so popular was because people were already fed up with the whole R
I believe she just did.
Could somebody quote that again? I didn't get it all....