Move over Buble and Biebs, it's time for some real 'Hip Hop Holiday" Music.
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"Christmas in Hollis," Run-D.M.C. (1987)
Classic squared. Classic a from classic. One million found in Santa’s wallet? Run toasting his mothers comfort food Christmas dinner?
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"Christmas in Harlem," Kanye West featuring Big Sean, Pusha T, et al
Kanye and G.O.O.D. Music brings you holiday excellence as story lines such as Bad Santa’s escapade and Jim Jones’ shopping spree all come together for a holiday story book ending.
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"Christmas Rap," the Treacherous 3
Doug E. Fresh teams up with the Treacherous Three’s humorous rap dissing Santa and his bootlegged Christmas gifts under the tree.
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"Deck da Club," the Ying Yang Twins
Though the Ying Yan Twins may be a breath longer than One-Hit-Wonder-dom, they manage to make a comeback into each and everyone of our hearts with their own version of Deck the Halls meets booty bumping music. This is so horribly awful... its awesome.
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"Merry Muthaf---in' Xmas," Eazy-E
Think if Jingle Bells were a porno… the song is still hilarious! Definitely not for little ears.
Ok so I know I said I was going to be doing my Top 5 songs of the week every Tuesday but things were kind of heavy the past two days but I'm back on top of my game. I'm still going to be using the same time frame of Monday to Moday so that I not cheating. So that being said lets get into it.
I really like the vibe that I got from this song when I first heard it on Fabolous The Soul Tape. It was real chill but at the same time I was still able to give a strong head nod. Minus Fab the song is still pretty dope.
So every song that Big Boi has released leading up to Vicious Lies and Dangerous Rumors has made its way to my Top 5 songs list and this one is no different. I really rock with this beat, Big Boi killed his verses as he usually does, and Cudi really sounded like the Cudi from his first album which was the best Cudi to me.
First I want to give a shout out to Jamie Foxx for the production. This beat is crazy and I honestly would never expect this from Jamie Foxx. Rick Ross complimented the beat very well and made the overall song that much better. Looking forward to hearing the entire soundtrack.
This is my curve ball of the week. I not really into much of the "Drill" music but when I heard this it sounded more like it meant something to Durk. He wasn't just rapping over the beat but instead telling the personal story of Lil Durk. Need more like this from him.
This is the song that I probably only listen to when I'm driving my car or after a few drinks in the club. I have to be in a certain mood to really enjoy this but when I'm in that mood this will be my shit.
So that this week Top 5. Sorry about the delay and as always feel free to comment. Two fingers to the side.
Was really lookin' forward to this collab but honestly, the "Big Boy's Neighborhood" tags are of the highest obnoxiousness. Totally kills the track and I think it cuts off before Fab's verse gets started. I do like what I hear, but it's hard to really judge.
My advice: keep checkin' back for an update later today. Hold off even the listen for now since a CDQ will assuredly drop soon.
