I'm a fairly open-minded guy and a believer that you should just do you, but:
Who exactly are these people, and why do they make up 90% of not only my neighborhood, but now most of NYC proper? These Tuesday afternoon brunch eating elitists have taken over this city like some sort of bad parade. If you don't believe me, see what they have done to craigslist.
Enter Spec Boogie to drop this fairly non hip-hop track that agrees with my exact (moody) sentiments. He does rhyme for the last 2 minutes.
New York I love you, but you're freaking me out. <-- 100%.
SPEC BOOGIE - NEW YORK I LOVE YOU
Full mixtape here. Positivity: Soon.
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Showing posts with label the new york times. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
New York I Love You. Kind of.
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Labels: Dollar Sign Language, hipsters, Spec boogie, the new york times
Monday, May 5, 2008
The Roots Are Not Rising Up
According to the New York Times, The Roots are seriously struggling with the recent release of Rising Down this week. Apparently they might lose their record contract sooner than later.
First off: Are you serious? Jay leaves Def jam and no one can keep these guys on track? Frankly I'm sickened that The Roots still have to not only prove themselves but struggle to stay above water.
How about we all do what Skillz did for them...
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Labels: def jam, label trouble, the new york times, The Roots
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