Editor’s Note: I’d like to apologize if this comes off as rambling in some points. I just wanted to speak on several issues.Now, I love hip-hop, and respect its “forefathers” and whatnot. So, this isn’t meant to be slanderous. But, “Let Nas Down” has got to be one of the saddest sappiest most-butthurt saddest songs in recent hip-hop […]
Read moreThe purpose of this’ll be explained in a few. For post 101, I’d like to take a bit of a breather from reviews, plugging my own team’s tracks, and talking about strippers. I’ve blogged, in some form, for about ten years. My first blog predates even my dealings with Ms. Pink Jacket. However, this is […]
Read moreThis is the 100th post on SpeedontheBeat.com. I was hoping to do a big-ass retrospective. Then, I thought, “pshhhhh, that’s so not me.” So, for post one hundred, I’m going to introduce you to an artist’s song and why I feel that the song, the video, and the artist himself suck.I got this earlier today […]
Read moreOk, enough of the hippity-hop for a second. Now that Daniel Bryan is possibly the most-over (full-time) WWE performer not named John Cena, what happens? Well, it won’t be this. Hopefully. We’ve this rumored Bryan/Cena faceoff at Money in the Bank, which is great because I’m a D-Bry mark possibly a great idea because it could […]
Read moreJune 7, 2013 Dear Rap Bloggers, #SorryImNotSorry It seems that, because of my “Dear Internet Rappers” series, there are some of you that feel that you’ve escaped the wrath unscathed; that it’s solely on the “struggle rapper” that floods your inbox with shit to get it together and whatnot. But, today, I’d like to talk […]
Read moreTrack reminds me of what’d happen if you mixed Scarface and Too Short with 2 Chainz. That sums up how I feel about it. It’s absurd and pretty misogynistic, but it’s smooth and has a few twists along the way that make it enjoyable and standout still.
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