I bring this up because One of Those Nights touches on just about all the mainstream material, but does so in a way that would make proud. Although the genre has evolved leaps and bounds from the beginning in the 1980s, money, cars, women and expensive champagne continues to dominate the alpha lyrical content of most Hip Hop artists. Lavish lifestyles have surrounded the core of Hip Hop since it's inception. Take note music industry, creativity saves money, especially when it's done in such an innovative, playful manor. The best part about it, the video probably cost them like $100 to shoot. Anyone else would have found a way to make two attractive people in their underwear into a sex scene, but other than the quick suggestive montage in the middle of the video, it's like watching two kids playing in the sandbox. It's impressive the way they choreographed it and performed it with their eyes closed. Leave it to the free-spirited Brooklyn duo to turn an ordinary bed into a pool for synchronized swimming. That fact couldn't be more evident than in Matt & Kim's new video for It's Alright. They aren't afraid to be themselves and aren't above acting like kids. They both deserve to be compared to one another because they're incredibly human and sincere in a world full fakeness and hidden agendas. I tell you what, people like and Jennifer Lawrence make me feel like there's hope for humanity. Passion Pit feat Juicy J - Constant Conversation (Remix) Never thought the ambassador of ' ratchet p****y' would end up being an olive brand to Indie music, but thanks his new friendship with Passion's lead singer it all came together remarkably well.

In fact, the only word they might have to edit out for radio is in the last bar where he says ' and her p****y hit hard like Ron Artest.' In my eyes, even though on first glance it would seem like mixing ketchup with peanut butter, Juicy did very best to merge together strip club Hip Hop and Indie pop. Wait a min, Three Six's own and a track together? Anybody else think this is beyond left field? will co-sign on it, that much I do know.ĭo the 'ninja' references throughout Juicy's verse stand out? Yea, a little bit, but I applaud the effort because there was a concerted effort to not alienate Passion Pit's audience, which I can appreciate.

I'm talmbout like a Bruce Willy-style stop the car type of disbelief.

No lie, on first reaction to the track below I did like a quadruple x 2 take.

Jcole 4 your eyez only hulkshare