New Childish song "Sweatpants" leaked last night. It is pretty great. I'm started to get really pumped about this CD now.

I've seen Macklemore and Lil Wayne live, and it wasn't even close, Macklemore killed it. Probably has something to do with the fact that lil wayne is a terrible rapper and his music sucks, but even Macklemore just learning how to be a stage performer was better than Lil Wayne 3-4 years ago when he was supposed to be in his prime.

 

lol

 

Macklemore is 1 year younger than Wayne. You just dont realize that for 10 years everyone knew Macklemore sucked, but I guess hes gone pop and is doing well with kids.

 

 

That was 2000, was a tough time to be a weak Eminem.

lol

 

Macklemore is 1 year younger than Wayne. You just dont realize that for 10 years everyone knew Macklemore sucked, but I guess hes gone pop and is doing well with kids.

 

 

That was 2000, was a tough time to be a weak Eminem.

 

First off, I've been listening to Macklemore for years now, I know he didn't just start rapping.

 

But what does any of that have to do with what I said? You should also tell me I'm wrong because he's from Seattle, because that too has nothing to do with the conversation.

First off, I've been listening to Macklemore for years now, I know he didn't just start rapping.

 

But what does any of that have to do with what I said? You should also tell me I'm wrong because he's from Seattle, because that too has nothing to do with the conversation.

 

You said:

 

Macklemore just learning how to be a stage performer was better than Lil Wayne 3-4 years ago when he was supposed to be in his prime.

 

 

I correctly pointed out that both of them have been at the rap game for a similar amount of time. So it doesnt make sense to say that Macklemore is still learning and Wayne isnt, when they are both practically the same age.

You said:

 

 

 

 

I correctly pointed out that both of them have been at the rap game for a similar amount of time. So it doesnt make sense to say that Macklemore is still learning and Wayne isnt, when they are both practically the same age.

 

I said learning as a STAGE PERFORMER, as in, he is learning how to perform at big concerts where he has to entertain a large group with pyrotechnics and have stage direction for cameras and be a good performer for that type of venue. For the better part of a decade he has been doing smaller shows, and certainly not on a big solo tour. You alluded to seeing him live and thinking he was not as good as LOLWayne. I had the exact opposite experience and I used his newness to these types of performances as maybe as an example of why you had a different experience than mine.

 

Now if you are saying you simply think Lil Wayne is a better rapper, or has better music than Macklemore, than I am afraid we can end this discussion right here because I wouldn't be able to take you seriously after that.

 

 

I said learning as a STAGE PERFORMER, as in, he is learning how to perform at big concerts where he has to entertain a large group with pyrotechnics and have stage direction for cameras and be a good performer for that type of venue. For the better part of a decade he has been doing smaller shows, and certainly not on a big solo tour. You alluded to seeing him live and thinking he was not as good as LOLWayne. I had the exact opposite experience and I used his newness to these types of performances as maybe as an example of why you had a different experience than mine.

 

Now if you are saying you simply think Lil Wayne is a better rapper, or has better music than Macklemore, than I am afraid we can end this discussion right here because I wouldn't be able to take you seriously after that.

 

I had a different experience because outside of Pac and Biggie Ive seen pretty much every rap group a live and Macklemore was a 14 year old teeny show.

 

And I dont care if you take me seriously:

 

http://therapinsider.com/2013/06/19/defeat...e-people-dance/

 

You may not like Lil Wayne and you may be the biggest Macklemore fan boy on the block, but there is a reason why Mackelmore looks up to Lil Wayne. (see 10:50 on where he starts talking about how he wants to meet Wayne and he thinks Wayne is the biggest influence on his career, the other being Kanye.)

 

 

Yeah thats called checkmate. Unless you dont take Macklemore seriously?

 

Lulz

Edited November 26, 201312 yr by Soxbadger

Soxbadger

This might be the greatest thing ever.

 

James Franco & Seth Rogen Made A Shot-For-Shot Remake of Kim & Kanye’s ‘Bound 2′

I had a different experience because outside of Pac and Biggie Ive seen pretty much every rap group a live and Macklemore was a 14 year old teeny show.

 

And I dont care if you take me seriously:

 

http://therapinsider.com/2013/06/19/defeat...e-people-dance/

 

You may not like Lil Wayne and you may be the biggest Macklemore fan boy on the block, but there is a reason why Mackelmore looks up to Lil Wayne. (see 10:50 on where he starts talking about how he wants to meet Wayne and he thinks Wayne is the biggest influence on his career, the other being Kanye.)

 

 

Yeah thats called checkmate. Unless you dont take Macklemore seriously?

 

Lulz

 

 

Nice article about some racist DJ, I'm really going to listen to what that racist degenerate has to say.

 

And I already told you I've been listening to Mack for years, which means I know he talks about how he likes lil wayne multiple times in his songs. But luckily he raps nothing like lil wayne and therefore I can actually enjoy his music.

 

Lil Wayne is one of the worst mainstream rappers, right up there with Soulja boy, 2 Chainz, Chief Keef, and well, almost everyone in his terribad "Young Money" crew.

Anyone have suggestions for bands in the rock, punk, indie, post hard-core etc genre's? Always searching for new bands to listen to whether its local or world wide. I really love the non main stream stuff.

Childish Gambino album leaked today. I REEEALLY want to hold off until next Tuesday and then buy it though. Assuming it's only like $10.

This reminds me of Ice Cube's "Jackin' for Beats" but using nothing but 80s top 40 music.

 

Lyrics are NSFW

 

Childish Gambino album leaked today. I REEEALLY want to hold off until next Tuesday and then buy it though. Assuming it's only like $10.

 

I successfully waited until today to get the CD.

 

So far, not as many "songs" as I would like. I am on track 11 now, and only like 5 of them are songs. 2 or 3 of them are interludes, and the others are like 90 seconds long with 1 verse. I think I may still end up liking Camp better.

Edited December 11, 201312 yr by Chilihead90

Any motion city soundtrack fans that are looking for new years plans? I've got 2 tickets i bought when they went on sale and now the girl I was supposed to go with bailed and I would rather just get the money back.

BoB CD came out today. Haven't downloaded it yet, but he hasn't released any good complete works since maybe B.o.B vs. Bobby Ray mixtape.

Kanye was really good, Im not sure if its rap anymore, but its something.

Trying to figure out my top 10 albums of the year.

Trying to figure out my top 10 albums of the year.

Frank Turner

Arctic Monkeys

QOTSA

Kanye

Twenty One Pilots

Lorde

MMLP2

Grouplove

 

Top 8 in that order - that's as far as I care to go.

 

My top 10 with links to tracks from each album...

 

Kanye West - Yeezus

Arcade Fire - Reflektor

Parquet Courts - Light Up Gold

Tricky - False Idols

Danny Brown - Old

DJ Koze - Amygdala

Edited December 20, 201312 yr by BigSqwert

Of the ones I've heard....

 

 

1) Childish Gambino - Because The Internet

2) Kanye - Yeezus

3) Eminem - MMLP2

4) Mac Miller - Watching Movies with the Sound Off

5) Big Sean - Hall of Fame

6) Jay-Z - Magna Carta Holy Grail

7) Kid Cudi - Indicud

8) Drake - Nothing Was the Same

 

I haven't heard B.o.B's new album yet.

 

 

The new Bad Religion christmas album is pretty legit if anyones looking to rock some christmas songs today.....Still doesn't top the Dustin Kensrue(Thrice) christmas album from a few years ago.