Slava P occasionally gets J.R.R. Tolkien confused with Ace Hood.
Shout Out To The Real – Meek Mill/ Ace Hood/ Piles
An energetic
trap jam — “over-trapped” by the
addition of Piles
Bitches And Bottles – Future/ T.I./ Lil’ Wayne
Turn’ ignorance up.
Legends (and Future) spit bars
of no consequence
I Wish You Would – Kanye West/ Rick Ross
Angry and hi-fi
autotuned taunts beg you to
skip to the next song
Take It To The Head – Chris Brown/ Rick Ross/ Nicki Minaj/ Lil’ Wayne
Bubblegum verses
on unimagined beat.
Hooray team breezy!!
They Ready – J. Cole/ Big K.R.I.T./ Kendrick Lamar
Youthful energy
creates wasted potential.
At least no Ace Hood.
I’m So Blessed – T-Pain/ Big Sean/ Wiz Khalifa/ Ace Hood
Now introducing…
the past, present and future
of washed-up talent.
Hip-Hop – Scarface/ Nas
A tired concept:
romanticizing music
through whines and complaints
I Did It For My Dawgs – Meek Mill/ Rick Ross/ French Montana
Heavy drum kicks
lay the best examples for
a fanute-a-thon
I Don’t See Em – 2Chainz/ Birdman/ Ace Hood
Played out pianos
with qualified ignorance.
Bootleg street music.
Don’t Pay For It – Kirko Bangz/ Wale/ Tyga/ Mack Maine
Twist on a stripper song,
preformed by those who spend time
in the clubs, weeping.
Suicidal Thoughts – Mavado
The Jamaican Sting.
Unlike Ace Hood, he gets to
solo crash and burn
Outro – Ace Hood/ DJ Khaled!?!
The mandatory
solo verse, out of twelve tracks.
Take that, you fuck boys!
Download:
MP3: DJ Khaled ft. Scarface & Nas – “Hip Hop” (Left-Click)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=S5somCqPh3c
