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[honeyandvinegar]

I gotta say, even if some disagree, I feckin' loved the Beastie-vid. I can see how it might turn some off--not every day you come across a LITERAL piss-fight--but the music takes me back to being in my bff's bedroom, her walls covered in posters (like, no-plaster-visible-covered) featuring them quite prominently in the middle of one wall, and her

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[honeyandvinegar]

Yea, it's all about tastes, really. I'd never been all that into rap in my early teens, but since then, I've found a supreme appreciation for it. Arrested Development was my first big rap-fave, then came BBs, Public Enemy, a few others. Ice Cube's song on Paul Oakenfold's album caught my attention big time (it's also featured in two of Josh's movies), and it's the most misogynistic song EVAR--but that doesn't stop me from blasting out the lyrics while listening to it at work/driving, etc. Chris Rock talked about that--how girls will get down to badass rap that features girl-bashing and not care, just as long as it's got a good beat, lol. Not much can get me yelling, "Now you can get dick, but you can't get no DNA!" while driving, LMAO!

And the BBs did a song, 'Girls', which I linked to LBX above. It's funny as hell, because it's done in such a childish, tongue-in-cheek way. "GIRLS! Do the dishes! GIRLS! Do the laundry! GIRLS! Clean up my room!" *moar lolz* They were a big influence in the scene, did a loooot of stuff that most white rappers couldn't do--gain serious respect. They got on Def Jam, ffs. :P!

Damn, I can really go on, can't I? Hee.

[addie71]

Damn, I can really go on, can't I? -- Yup. *giggles*

[honeyandvinegar]

Aw, you lovez it and you know it. My blather is royal!!

[addie71]

Yup, lol! Right again. *squishes*