Who else has listened to Snoop's song drop it like its hot thanks to Joel and the slut drop? he has started off a trend there
Who else has listened to Snoop's song thanks to Joel and the slut drop
Not me, always been more of an NWA fan, "Straight outta Compton, a crazy motherfu... " 
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.
Whenever I hear 'I Kissed A Girl', 'Hot 'N Cold', 'The Winner Takes It All' and 'Drop It Like It's Hot' from now on, I will automatically think of Joel. Awww, legend.
Originally Posted by Eve Elle:
“Not me, always been more of an NWA fan, "Straight outta Compton, a crazy motherfu... "
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.”
“Not me, always been more of an NWA fan, "Straight outta Compton, a crazy motherfu... "
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.
”
Pah, even though they were pioneers of rap, NWA's nothing compared to BB's very own MC Cornflake.
'Straight outta Boreham.. a crazy mother-snogger named Cristian'.
I've always been a fan of Snoop from the first time I heard him on some movie soundtrack 'Above the rim'. Joel's seems to have eclectic taste though, which I appreciate and I always have a genuine admiration for anyone who can remember song lyrics. That's one of my real grey areas and I only know about 4 or 5 songs by heart. I end up putting my own words to songs and it drives my family nuts.
I did and I don't even like Snoop. I wanted to see if the actions he did were true to the video performance and, of course, they were.
Jesting aside I've always loved a bit of Snoop, Dr Dre etc. I was at school when the seminal Doggystyle came out and I love it still to this day.
Why does Snoop Dogg always carry an umbrella?
Fo' drizzle.
Why does Snoop Dogg always carry an umbrella?
Fo' drizzle.
Originally Posted by Monkey Tennis:
“Pah, even though they were pioneers of rap, NWA's nothing compared to BB's very own MC Cornflake.
'Straight outta Boreham.. a crazy mother-snogger named Cristian'.
”
“Pah, even though they were pioneers of rap, NWA's nothing compared to BB's very own MC Cornflake.
'Straight outta Boreham.. a crazy mother-snogger named Cristian'.
”
Ha hah, very clever.
Originally Posted by AngelJean:
“I did and I don't even like Snoop. I wanted to see if the actions he did were true to the video performance and, of course, they were.”
“I did and I don't even like Snoop. I wanted to see if the actions he did were true to the video performance and, of course, they were.”
I was a bit bemused that a man being able to bend his knees and stick his arms out could cause such excitement.
Originally Posted by Eve Elle:
“Not me, always been more of an NWA fan, "Straight outta Compton, a crazy motherfu... "
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.”
“Not me, always been more of an NWA fan, "Straight outta Compton, a crazy motherfu... "
Yes, well, *ahem*, you uhh, get the general idea.
”
Haha, same here!
Originally Posted by Miss XYZ:
“Haha, same here!”
“Haha, same here!
”
Always felt like old skool rap had a meaning and energy that's kinda missing in rap these days.
Originally Posted by Sweet_Princess:
“Who else has listened to Snoop's song drop it like its hot thanks to Joel and the slut drop? he has started off a trend there”
“Who else has listened to Snoop's song drop it like its hot thanks to Joel and the slut drop? he has started off a trend there”
Nope.
Originally Posted by Eve Elle:
“Always felt like old skool rap had a meaning and energy that's kinda missing in rap these days.”
“Always felt like old skool rap had a meaning and energy that's kinda missing in rap these days.
”
Quite liked NWA but preferred the older school raps my bothers used to rock, KRS1, BDK, Bizmarkie, Eric B/Rakeem, Slick Rick/Dougie Fresh etc. They were playful and had a message too.
In fact La Di Da Di is one of the handful of songs I know by heart, as well as the National Anthem and a couple of Beatles tracks, Simon and Garfunkle, Baccharach and David and old show tunes from musicals.
I feel I'd relate to Joel, musically
Joel really started something here everytime I hear that song now all I think of him is slut dropping
Originally Posted by Panda Eyes:
“Quite liked NWA but preferred the older school raps my bothers used to rock, KRS1, BDK, Bizmarkie, Eric B/Rakeem, Slick Rick/Dougie Fresh etc. They were playful and had a message too.
In fact La Di Da Di is one of the handful of songs I know by heart, as well as the National Anthem and a couple of Beatles tracks, Simon and Garfunkle, Baccharach and David and old show tunes from musicals.
I feel I'd relate to Joel, musically”
“Quite liked NWA but preferred the older school raps my bothers used to rock, KRS1, BDK, Bizmarkie, Eric B/Rakeem, Slick Rick/Dougie Fresh etc. They were playful and had a message too.
In fact La Di Da Di is one of the handful of songs I know by heart, as well as the National Anthem and a couple of Beatles tracks, Simon and Garfunkle, Baccharach and David and old show tunes from musicals.
I feel I'd relate to Joel, musically
”
Eclectic tastes are good. I've never seen the point in musical elitism.
Show tunes? Lol, Panda Eyes and jazz hands... reminds me of a Japanese noodle commercial that used to freak me out.
