Mookie The Dope

The superbowl is one of the few television events that you literally have to watch all the way through. Partly because you don't want to miss any fragment of the game, but also because advertisers bring out their A-game when Superbowl Sunday comes around.

This was my favorite. The only one I really felt compelled to look up and watch again. The timing of the slap and the look on dude's face after he got bitch-made by that little five year-old got my vote, Doritos ftw.

WHODAT?!

Robbie from Unkut (one of my favorite hip hop blogs) recently published a discussion post on what the greatest rapper catchphrase is. I was actually thinking about this the other day so I have a couple more to add on to his, let me know if I missed any. Check out the original post here.

Listen: Wiz Khalifa "Dreamer"

Sometime after I reviewed his latest album, I became a moderate Wiz Khalifa fan. Almost everyone I talked to that knew him told me to look past his album and check out some of his older stuff, that it was worth my time, stressing how criminally underrated the guy was. A couple months later some of his stuff turn(t)ed up in a mix a friend gave me, including this track.

It's some more of that glorious s(ch)wag rap that I've been into lately (who knows why). Give it (and some of his other material) a listen, I'm grabbing a late pass on Wiz, maybe you will too.

And another one. Here's one more review I wrote as a contributor over at Dom Corleone's spot. This time it's for Styles P and DJ Green Lantern's latest release, The Green Ghost Project. Check it out here.

Listen: Big Sean - "Supa Dupa Lemonade"

GOOD Music signee Big Sean did his thing over Gucci Mane's "Lemonade" beat. Never heard much from the dude before but I'll be on the lookout for him after this. S(ch)wag-rap most definitely but he drops some ill lines. I'm a sucker for punchline rappers {II}.

"I just drop lines like a nigga gon' fishin' man, and I be on them posters like a nigga gon' missin'"

modi put me on

Here it is. Trill OG coming soon!

Tracklist & link after the jump...

Last "pants on the ground" related post, I promise. Figured I've already come this far, why not?

Did a guest review for the homie Dom Corleone over at his spot, Hold The Throne. Check it out here.

The picture above is how you'd see it if you were on my computer right now. Macs FTW!

This skit is a lot funnier now.

Breaking News: A video has surfaced of an old black guy rapping about how young people should "turn their hat the right way and get their back pockets off the ground". Sound familiar? This was supposedly recorded some time before General Larry Platt's infamous American Idol audition. Could America's newfound fascination be a fraud?

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