Do or Die Tryin’: Twista’s ‘Withdrawal’ | June 1, 2015 |
Twista’s Return: Double-Time Basics | January 10, 2014 |
Kyle Ellison has an extensive knowledge of rap songs that feature violins. It’s hard to ignore the underlying tragedy of a rapper whose best music was made in the ’90s releasing a project called Back to Basics. Generally, the explicit avowal of a return to form is a sign of creative bankruptcy. The artist has spent a few […]
Still Adrenal: Java Starr Gets “Lost with Twista, Traxster & Yukmouth | February 27, 2013 |
Jordan Pedersen is still in love with the violin player from the “Overnight Celebrity” video. For some reason, I find that I like to scowl through my day: I try to avoid being a total dick to my coworkers, but work can be dumb, the weather in Chicago is fucking terrible, and SERIOUSLY MY LIFE […]
“YO B!TCH” Lamentably Chose Juicy J & Twista | August 31, 2012 |
Somewhere in America, there is an unseen silent minority of crestfallen men whose girlfriends have left them for Juicy J and/or Twista. Maybe a support group is in order. This is what you get for dating ratchets. You already know about Juicy J’s lack of ratchet restraint. To employ the words of Ghostface: you’re goddamn […]
Question in the Form of an Answer: Twista | December 1, 2010 |
From being Guinness certified as the world’s fastest rapper in ’92, to pioneering solo albums and working with Do Or Die and Kanye West, Twista has held Chicago down for two decades. I sat down with Mr. Tung Twista to talk Chicago music, fast rap techniques and his fondness for pacing. (Twista does a fair […]