Showing posts with label MICHAEL BAY RAP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MICHAEL BAY RAP. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2013
GUEST POST: NEW YEAR'S RAP MUSINGS FROM A PROFESSIONAL GLASS POLISHER!
As many of y'all know, I run shit in Jax Hole. From da ski slopes to da flourishing drug trade, I'm well-known like the number man. I used to slang herb to this herb named Fezziwig. He wore a fedora and had a large collection of Japanese swords. All he did was smoke weed by himself and play World of Warcraft. I ran into him at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar the other day and he bugged me about writing for my extremely successful rap website until I said, "Aight." Here we go!
The clock passed midnight, a grinning crowd of rubes watched the ball drop in Times Square, and 2012 floundered into the annals of history. It was New Year's Eve and I was polishing $4 glassware for less than minimum wage.
I regarded the customers with scorn. Drunk idiots with too much expendable income blowing noisemakers like idiot children. "BMF" by Rick Ross floated from out of the kitchen. We shucked and jived to the anthemic throb, trying to forget that we were actually making money at the rate of a slow trickle.
"Bands A Maker Her Dance" came next. I wondered what a stripper feels on New Years. Maybe it's better to start the year in a G-string than polishing water spots off a water glass. Rick Ross bellowed, "Deez niggas won't hold me back!," and I increased my polishing speed. But deez niggas were holding us back: busted economy, the development of an American oligarchy, all the lies, the goddamn lies! Where is our recession rapper, one who would rap about being broke and working a job beneath your dignity? Of realizing exactly how little your college degree is worth in today's economy? All we have is a cartoonish, nearly self-parodic celebration of capitalism. We love rap music as an opiate that helps us believe in a failed system.
I decided it was time to take action. I would no longer debase myself by listening to escapist drivel. No more rap music for me! But then I remembered my duty as a busboy and how bad I would feel if someone died from a water spot I'd failed to remove, so I polished bravely into the future as the old world, foaming at the mouth, clipped rabidly at my heels.
Friday, November 30, 2012
RICK ROSS IS THE EPHEMERAL MOMENT
"I like listening to RICK ROSS on the way to my minimum wage job. It provides me with the motivation necessary to chase that paper; to swallow my pride for another day and suffer the thinly veiled condescension of the leisure class sucklin pon da fat o' the land."
That's what some phag said to me the other day. I nodded my head in assent, but really I was thinkin, "Dawg, you take shit way too seriously!" I be listening to RICK ROSS in the same way I like watching a fucking STEVEN SEGAL movie or some shit. It's the kind of overwrought fantasy that momentarily allows us to escape the hideous boredom of the quotidian grind. And fo sho we laughin at ROZAY just as much as we clownin on SEGAL fo his bufoonery!
But yo, errytime a new RICKY album comes out I be thinkin, "Damn he done come out with another classic! ROSS got that MICHAEL BAY swag! Lush cinematics! Rap game SIDNEY LUMET!" But the euphoria of a new installment in neon candy-dipped ROZAY land - a land of opulent freeway overpasses, strip clubs sticky with spilled champagne, and many many XXXL Hanes white tees - is as temporary and fleeting as the high from ROZAY'S favorite subject matter (cocaine [btw]). Hits hard and quick. And is there anything wrong with that? I dunno. I be snorting mad lines of yayo, so I says yes.
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