For me, it’s Jennifer Lawrence. When I see she’s in a film, I know it’s gonna be some bullshit.
Don't stop: get it, get it.
Don't stop: get it, get it.
Rapper's Delight
The Message
Straight Outta Compton
Children's Story
U Can't Touch This
M*rder (UGK)
TROY
Fat Cats, Bigga Fish (The Coup)
Southside (Lil Keke)
Watch For The Hook
This week: You teach Hip-Hop 101. These songs must be on your syllabus.
(I might have to do a video for my answer cause I need to explain.)
What's on your list??
Rapper's Delight
The Message
Straight Outta Compton
Children's Story
U Can't Touch This
M*rder (UGK)
TROY
Fat Cats, Bigga Fish (The Coup)
Southside (Lil Keke)
Watch For The Hook
Definition - Black Star
For week 4: a song that represents *your* golden era of music.
Even if you weren't able to experience it for yourself or maybe it was your prime, what's the peak era and song for you?
JPE is basically the sound of the city. Has been since '81 (yes, I'm old). You probably heard regulating: putting your own words into the songs. There's also a different style called mic rocking, which is more like adding ad-libs. Different JPE DJs do each one.
JPE is basically the sound of the city. Has been since '81 (yes, I'm old). You probably heard regulating: putting your own words into the songs. There's also a different style called mic rocking, which is more like adding ad-libs. Different JPE DJs do each one.