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Pair of 70s music videos from London band The Stranglers off the No More Heroes album. I sampled this band for the final Alvin Sane album on the song Screaming for More, thought I would share them with my audience. They were one of the rawest and tightest early punk bands to come out of the London scene.
ALL TIME CLASSIC BANGER from Busta Rhymes off the 2001 Genesis album, BREAK YA NECK MV featuring cameos from Ludacris, Dr. Dre and another rapper we won't mention. Just sit back, get your umbrellas out and enjoy the show. It's gonna be a stormy one.
Classic T.I. from 2006 YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS, which they used on Entourage. Back in the day it was banger after banger with this dude. The consensus so far is he's dominating the beef with 50 Cent
Reacting to Lil' Jon mega remix of Get Low (2003) featuring Elephant Man, Busta Rhymes & the Ying Yang Twins. We followed this up with a bonus tease of Elephant Man's solo hit Willie Bounce. Enjoy
This is a song about excess. How well these lyrics have aged is up for debate, but either way we are here for it.
The Youtube version of this had to be truncated due to copyright. This is the full uncensored version.
Back by popular demand, reacting to another Sora AI compilation starring rap legend 2Pac Shakur, 30 years gone but still alive more than ever. These guys are just diabolical geniuses with the AI stuff, this is really next level.
Prince's "Face Down" was done in a hip-hop style off the 1996 Emancipation album, notable for being his kiss off record for Warner Bros. To say that he went nuts on the verses for this one was an understatement.
This AI rendering of a song with Diddy, Eminem, 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, MGK and others, was sequenced, rendered and performed by an artist named Lil Byte. He came up with an absolutely diabolical and savage take on Diddy, his recent trial and sentencing. EnjoyTRIGGER WARNING: some of the visuals may be upsetting for more sensitive viewers, especially people trying to avoid coverage of the Diddy trial. Thanks to Youtube and Spotify for allowing me to share this reaction with my viewers.
Lil Chano from the 312 is back in the building, Ride off the Star Line album featuring Twista & Do Or Die. This is FLAMES, Chicago to the max.
Rim bum buiddip. You know what time it is it's Tenacious D time you MF. Fire up some Kielbasa sausage, we are taking you to brown town with a Britney Spears classic. Enjoy
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