The sportos, the motorheads, geeks, sluts, bloods, waistoids, dweebies, dickheads – they all adore him. They think he’s a righteous dude.

[TruCatzFan]

No mention of swag, swag man, ace boogie??? I don't like it

But the kid will likely get to meet him just for that song

[Seal (SmittyIsOurSavior)]

time to repost this

IvanTheAwesome 5 years ago.

[bleys]

changing the rap game huh...

[cultclassiccat]

listen to it while watching this gif

nice

[Zod]

[Proudiddy]

Horr-i-ble.

And what part of that song was about Cam Newton? Where does the talk about Cam end and the braggadocio about his subpar rapping skills begin? I couldn't tell the difference.

[Zod]

Horr-i-ble.

And what part of that song was about Cam Newton? Where does the talk about Cam end and the braggadocio about his subpar rapping skills begin? I couldn't tell the difference.

Isn't that what 99% of rap is?

Hey, just talk about how awesome you are and how much money you have. Maybe even have a photo shoot of yourself at someone elses private jet just to make it look like you have money.

lmao

[philw5289]

that's great. i wish lil b was from the area so he could make something like "swag like hardy"

[Proudiddy]

Isn't that what 99% of rap is?

Hey, just talk about how awesome you are and how much money you have. Maybe even have a photo shoot of yourself at someone elses private jet just to make it look like you have money.

lmao

Nowadays? Yes. Throughout the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s there was plenty of options when it came to rap with substance... Now the options are extremely limited and this is the norm, sadly (except most rappers have much stronger delivery and flow than this). Before, most guys would rap about substance with an occasional bar or so touching on how great they are in some manner, now it is the reverse.

Some guys from "back in the day" are still making things music worth listening to, but usually this crap is what sells. I can guarantee you, he isn't "changing" the rap game, lol.

I've been relegated to listening to the old guys I was familiar with growing up for the most part - fine example:

But, I guess everyone can't be Mos Def.

[Hotsauce]

The problem is for this lil white guys rap video, is that he didn't have any big booty bitches.

And its either cause he doesn't know any, or his mom wouldn't let him have some in his rap video.

[Black]

Maybe I'm just old, but for the life of my I don't understand how the trend in hip hop went from ridiculously baggy pants to ridiculously tight pants.

[Darth Biscuit]

Yeah, umm...

I'm glad the kid's a fan and all, that's cool, but... I don't really have words. I am curious as to what Cam thinks about that...

Was it just me or did it sound like when he was rapping he was almost out of breath?

[jayflip]

listen to it while watching this gif

I want that Gif framed and on my wall somehow!

[MechaZain]

Isn't that what 99% of rap is?

Hey, just talk about how awesome you are and how much money you have. Maybe even have a photo shoot of yourself at someone elses private jet just to make it look like you have money.

lmao

Top 40 radio rap is not 99% of rap.

Saying this is like saying 99% of rock is Nickleback.