Check it out! I’ve got a Rap Quotes Tumblr site now. You may be asking yourself, why RapQuotes.net, what is a Tumblr site? The honest answer is that I have no absolute idea. Moving on…
First up is a classic video. I have a feeling that more than a couple more times this summer, I’m going to be riding around, and the urge to hear this song will strike. Thanks to the miracle that is the internet, I can now hear some classic Tupac whenever the urge strikes. Ain’t life great? Happy 40th Birthday, homie. I know you’re living on a desert island somewhere, along with Bradley Nowell, Biggie, and Kurt Kobain.
So we’ve got some new Lil’ Wayne quotes for you here at RapQuotes.net. Hit the jump for the rest of them, here we go:
Always talk to God. Never listen to cops.
-Lil’ Wayne
So I’ve had this song on my iPod workout mix for a while now, but I finally got around to searching for it again on YouTube. It’s a dope beat plus some great rapping, it only has 3.3k YouTube views right now and this group has been around for a bit. I’m still digging around on the interwebs for some more of their music, but in the meantime, check out this dope video
SMKA – Caddys Featuring Gripplyaz, Young Trimm and A. Leon Craft
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I had great hope for Ludacris. Here is a rapper from Atlanta that doesn’t take himself too seriously. He’s very tongue-in-cheek, very smart-alec’y. He knows what his image is and he works it to his advantage. Did I mention that he can rap? I thought that Ludacris would bring something substantial and viable to the Atlanta scene. I believe that Ludacris did bring something fresh and new out, at least for a while. His guest spots were phenomenal, something I looked forward to on every radio remix…
Hello interwebs land. From the results of the last poll, I can tell ya’ll like your Lil’ Wayne. So, since your wish is my demand, here’s a fresh new bangin’ track from him:
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I found this at http://www.rapgodfathers.info which is a pretty amazing site. They’ve got all sorts of new music that just dropped from all sorts of rappers, along with full mixtapes, all for free.
If these Lil’ Wayne quotes didn’t whet your appetite, I’ve consolidated some of the gems in the comment section into the rest of this post. Enjoy! Hit the jump for the rest.
While researching the new poll for your favorite album of 2010, I ran across this gem. This is an epic set of 8 songs that mash up Big Boi and the Black Keys. The quality of this set is reminiscent of DJ Danger Mouse’s Grey Album, which mashed up Jay-Z and the Beatles.
This set, which uses vocals from Big Boi’s “Sir Lucious Left Foot – The Son of Chico Dusty” was released by an unknown DJ named “Wick-It”. I don’t know about ya’ll, but I listened to Big Boi’s CD so much when it came out I can’t listen to it much anymore, I played it out… But this mash-up sounds fresh. It revitalizes the CD. Enjoy, and happy New Years!
50 Cent has been one of the top rappers out there. During the past few years, I’m not quite sure what happened to him, but I remember 2003ish when “Get Rich or Die Trying” came out… That album was everywhere. I just downloaded it after not having listened to it for years, and it still bangs. It sounds a little dated now, but the album is an example of a rapper on top of his game. Here’s a classic vid from the album, “In Da Club”
Hit the jump for more quotes! Of course, this classic one is my favorite:
I love you like a fat kid loves cake.
-50 Cent quote
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