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My Top 10 Most Hated Songs
December 15, 2008, 7:44 pm
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There are some songs out there that are just plain swill, either because they’re incessantly played over and over again on the radio or because the songs are just garbage and they’re getting more undeserved hype than the 2008-2009 Cleveland Cavaliers (sorry Cavs fans). This list will leave off some of the most atrocious songs that have ever been collaborated, and I apologize, but still, some of these songs may be ones you like, but the ones I will list are some that come to my mind first that I undoubtedly hate. I guess you could say the list could be unordered, as some are more annoying than others, but these are the songs that come to my mind first and foremost.

1.) “You’re Beautiful” by James Blunt — hearing this song makes me want to get blunted, just so I would be out of my mind to obstruct this song from being instilled in my brain (for all of you out there who have the comprehension mastery of a goat, that’s a play on words of James Blunt’s name). James Blunt’s epicene voice that polluted the top 10 hits in 2004 and 2005 drove a lot of mainstream music lovers crazy (in a craze that made them madly scream as if they were partaking in an orgy-fest). I’d rather bash my head against a wall while listening to the rapper Lil Jon yell “Yeah!” over and over during a mix of the song “A Milli” by Lil Wayne than listen to this garbage. Thank God that there’s a parody by Weird Al Yankovic (I believe?) called “You’re Pitiful,” which has the great lyrics that are “My life is brilliant, Your life’s a joke, You’re just pathetic, You’re always broke.” Not to mention it bashes video games in the bridge by saying “You’re half undressed, Eatin’ chips of your chest, While you’re playin’ Halo 2, No one’s classier than you.”

2.) “I Kissed a Girl” by Katy Perry — Whenever I hear this song I keep wishing with false hope (I even begin feeling like a Chicago Cubs fan with all the false hope that becomes evident) that Katy Perry will shut the hell up. Instead I am forced to listen to a garbage song about faux lesbianism. Can someone explain to me why this song is even a hit? Really.

3.) “Crazy” by Gnarls Barkley — There are two reasons you just have to have a disdain for this song. 1.) It’s a rip-off of former professional basketball player, current TNT NBA analyst, not to mention the influence of The Crazy Knuckleheads, Charles Barkley. 2.) My aunt has had this song as her ringtone for over two years now. This song has driven me crazy — up the wall and to hell and back crazy! “Possssssibly.” Though I digress. It’s not exactly a horrible song — it’s just that I’ve heard it so damn much that I’d rather listen to a Los Angeles Lakers fan muse on the 1971 championship team than listen to “Crazy.” Tear it down like Charlie Brown.

4.) “Wanted Dead or Alive” by Bon Jovi — I actually like quite a bit of music by Bon Jovi. Howeva (as you read the word However written in Ebonic manner, think of Stephen A. Smith’s interpretation: HOWWEVAAHH), Wanted Dead or Alive is leaps and bounds overrated. It’s like a ballad gone wrong. The slow start, the skiddy middle of the song, combined with the lackluster follow-through, “Wanted Dead or Alive” ultimately fails like the 2004 New York Yankees.

5.) “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion — I wonder if this song would have been well known if the movie Titanic didn’t use it for its main entree for its soundtrack. Then again, some other sappy movie would have selected it anyway, like Armageddon (Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” was prominent in that one). Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” compels my heart to want to abruptly stop because even it cannot withstand the voice that Celine Dion presents in this pseudo hit of hers. This song reminds me of the 2005 Houston Astros’ World Series loss to the Chicago White Sox. In fact, it should serve as a commemoration of that season, as Astros fans’ hearts did go .. St. Louis Cardinals first basemen, slugger Albert Pujols, belted a home run in the top of the ninth of game five of the NLCS (well, Brad Lidge’s heart eventually did go on, anyway) before the Cards fell to the ‘Stros in game six.

6.) “I Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston — I physically have to leave the room when this monstrosity is on. This song makes me want to yell with incandescent rage. It serves as a semblance to that one annoying song that features that one woman that keeps saying “no one” over and over in that crybaby mentality voice that makes me want to change my name to Steve Bartman and move to Iowa.

7.) “The Reason” by Hoobastank — I remember when this song was at the height of its popularity in early 2005 and my cousin Sarah couldn’t stop playing this song over and over and over. The biggest reason this song is awful is because of the band’s name: Hoobastank. I know I’m the one-billionth person to say it, but why not change the name to Hoobastink after the shit they dropped with “The Reason”? They might as well never make a song again. The awful drivel the song turned out to be was a nightmare for all of those who have a taste in music. The constant guitar-blazing noise that reverberated concurrently with the lead singer’s repetition of the phrase “And the reason … and the reason …” This song is about as worthy as former professional football quarterback Ryan Leaf.

8.) “Illegal Alien” by Genesis — The unfettered idiocy and racism is breath-taking, but on top of that, you definitely get the sense that Genesis thinks that they’re being hilarious, but even forgetting its pure racism, the ‘jokes’ are generic and lame. “I Can’t Dance” is only an average song, but “Illegal Alien” just nails a place on the worst list.

9.) “Bleed It Out” by Linkin Park — OK, OK, I liked this song for about a month or two during late 2007, right up until I listened to it closely and became severely aggravated by its unofficial semblance to San Diego Chargers fans’ feelings toward head coach Norv Turner. This song makes me want to bleed to death like the way Chargers fans feel like their eyes are bleeding every time their defense takes the field (sans Shawn Merriman, who has missed the entire 2008 NFL season). I’m a fan of Linkin Park, especially Mike Shinoda, but this song — which has entirely too many emo qualities to list — is the worst they have ever comprised.

10.) Tie between “Crank Dat” and “Yah,” both by Soulja Boy — Both are definitely the most twee, vapid and frankly appalling excuses for ’songs’ I’ve ever heard. If either of these songs crack your favorite list, quit listening to music, buy a Milwaukee Bucks NBA hoodie, drink five consecutive 8 fl. oz. bottles of water and not take a whiz for over ten straight hours, then you can feel like the way I feel every time I hear either of the aforementioned songs.

If you disagree with any on the list, fine — feel free to spit and dispense your thoughts via comments. I’m hear to listen and negate your thoughts all with a bombastic twist which will own you in every way possible and trap you in a dazzling corner where you will never, ever be able to get yourself out of.



Mainstream Rap Sucks (And So Can You!)

March 7, 2008 via my MySpace blog

Caveat: This post features several expletives. Barely edited.

The title’s a little rip off of Stephen Colbert’s “I Am America (And So Can You!)” book. (Comedic genius, I’m telling you.) I just admitted that. But, still, one day I plan to write a book featuring several of my lifetime basketball columns comprised in the title of “I Am The NBA (And So Can You!)”. But y’know, maybe I shouldn’t, because that’d relegate me to come off as an idiotic uncreative/unoriginal douchebag sportswriter, and I don’t want to don that senseless title, y’know? So I’ll commence on that journey when I get there. As for now, it’s time to ridicule my fellow white cracker brethren who listen to this bullshit that’s making a mockery of hip hop music.

I’m really annoyed at all the ignorant songs these rappers are putting out these days, while they’re calling it “music” by making a mockery of hip hop music.

Hip Hop is a genre, and rap is a category of it. For whatever reason, “crunk music” has popped out over the last few years and has burst out of its nascent self into a constant annoyance in the world of hip hop today.

Contrary to what you idiots that listen to that junk think, this shit that Lil Jon, Lil Wayne, all the other Lil bitches, Young Joc, Young Berg, all the other young sons of bitches, Mims, Soulja Boy, 50 Cent, Flo Rida and T-Pain are putting out IS NOT HIP HOP MUSIC.

It’s mainstream, being on the air so much. It’s popular. Therefore, it’s pop music. Pop. is the abbreviation for population, obviously, if you get what I’m saying. Yet, for some reason, all of this shit is being compiled, and according to a bunch of white dudes whom don’t know what the hell hip hop is, it’s the greatest thing since Tupac Shakir.

It’s pretty funny when you get over the part that pisses you off, too. African Americans/blacks (pick your word that you want to be politically correct because I’m tired of choosing and hate being ridiculed for using the one over the other) are the ones that are being stereotyped and are known as the “scapegoats” of Hip Hop’s demise. I don’t understand that, either. It’s the young, stupid ass, illiterate ignorant white teenage guys that are buying the music, downloading it or hyping it up so its on the radio and/or on television all the damn time. Can’t fault the brothers on that one.

If I took the time of day (which I don’t have), I could list hundreds of underground rappers that actually have the talent to be on the mainstream market to produce much better hip hop music compared to the said dumbshits I listed in the (two) above graph. Why is it that the guys that are working hard for what they do, a lot better? It’s because they actually have a background. They weren’t born sucking on billion dollars tits when they were babies. They didn’t have the upbringing or opportunities like the guys I listed have today, therefore they weren’t spoiled or have the money to get into it all and make it big. And, for once being said, maybe that’s a good thing. Since they shouldn’t be exposed to the money that will garner fame to their over-satiated minds.

Bitches n’ ho’s, bitches n’ hos — SHUT THE HELL UP! If I wanted to listen to “hip hop music” (again, it’s NOT hip hop) that repeated the same bullshit about throwing one-hundred dollar bills around like Pacman Jones, I’d write a “hip hop” song myself (in fact, I’ve made idiotic parodies of several stupid ass hip hop songs).

Hip Hop music isn’t about concocting a bunch of words together that appear to rhyme and labeling it hip hop ONLY beacuse it has a good beat. I would rather listen to a song that has great lyrics and meaning to it with a shitty beat than a song with shitty lyrics and an amazing beat.

Fact of the matter is, all this shit by Lil Jon and Lil Wayne and T.I. and all the other dumbasses, well, it’s DANCE MUSIC. It’s NOT hip hop. It’s the kind of music where you go to clubs and see drunk chicks shaking their asses to it, which motivates you to get the idea to attempt to take them home for one-night stands.

REAL hip hop music use to get people to think, use their mind and catch the full meaning of the song. Now, it’s only to fuck with your mind, practically brainwash you and trick you into thinking its music. It’s only a bunch of idiots who can’t rap yelling or making loud, obnoxious noises into the microphone. Yet, all of that nonsense they do, it augments their status and popularity.

And people wonder why society’s so f’ed up in the head.

Nas should preach it more — Hip Hop is dead. And everybody with a sufficient mind understands it.

Lil Jon is about the nerdiest dumbass in “Hip Hop” these days. He’s like the king of crunk music — he practically (and literally?) invented “crunk music.” Y’know, I could get a microphone and yell idiotic shit into it if I wanted to by yelling “yeah,” and “what” over and over, then yelling “let’s go, if you wanted, let’s get it, let’s go” (referring to the highly overrated pump-up song known as Let’s Go) over and over. But I won’t; I’d rather rub my eyes against barbwire for hours than take part in listening to stupid shit or diving into the hyperbole myself.

Lil Wayne sounds like a 12-13 year old that hasn’t fully experienced the journey of the “balls-to-drop” yet. He sounds like he hasn’t hit puberty yet. What the hell? Listen to one of his songs and you’ll see. What kind of shit is that? He’s a terrible rapper. I don’t even understand how he’s popular with a voice like that. Just goes to show that American has downgraded its level to allow more no-talent hasbeens like Lil Wayne (that’s not even a cool rapper name either) to take over.

And T.I. Where do I start? He’s gotten so damn dry the last two years. Most of his songs nearly have the same beat or the same type of feel to them. He and 50 Cent are one of the more unoriginal artists out there. T.I. just can’t stop writing lyrics about his fame and his bullshit upbringing in Atlanta (that he has an orgy over on every song). And 50, damn, he got his ass whipped by Kanye West in one of those futile CD battles that he’s too embarrassed to put anything else out. Most of his stuff has less quality than anything out there. T.I. and 50 are another clustered example of two no-talent dumbasses that put out the same type of music every CD. They’re like EA Sports with Madden — same junk every year, but still, people find it appealing.

Soulja Boy? This dude is right around my age and is writing this junk. “Crank Dat” was quite amusing for a week. Then it got stale. It’s a dance song. Not a hip hop song. And what’s with the song “Yah”? What the fuck is that shit? It’s a moron yelling “YAH BITCH YAH” every 20-25 seconds (probably even more than that in less intervals) with hardly any verses. And those verses usually contain the most nonsense stuff I’ve ever heard in my life. This kid hasn’t been through shit. He wasn’t born into the ghetto. He was born sucking on billionaire tits from the beginning, and benefited from being so damn rich that he eventually took the status to become a rapper. ANOTHER NO-TALENT DUMBASS.

I don’t even think I need to explain the rest of the said no talent fucktards that I listed. I’ve already explained enough. If you want to debate, let’s roll, but I doubt you can construct an argument to counter the debacle that hip hop has become, “homie.”



Why Lil Wayne Sucks
November 5, 2008, 6:14 am
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Y’know, bashing Lil Wayne via words is one of the funnest things to do. One day I’m going to be paid full time to trash talk and write shit about athletes and coaches, when I become a full time/full paid sports writer. But that’s until then. Right now, it’s time to step on Lil Wayne a little more and question how people can possibly listen to his mush mouth, inarticulate piece of junk that’s in the mainstream music.

He doesn’t rap. What he [supposedly] ‘raps’ isn’t rap. Like I said a long time ago, it’s Pop music. Hip Pop. Club Rap. How do I perceive that? Well, it’s popular, isn’t it? But, “It’s labeled as hip hop,” you ask. And, so what? Tim Duncan is labeled as a center but he’s a power forward, isn’t he? I rest my case. Lil Wayne doesn’t stick to the root of true rap/hip hop music. It’s all become a huge facade. A mecca to rap about bitches, guns and money. But don’t worry: there are rappers out there, underground rappers, who can outrap these no-talent hasbeens like Lil Wayne any day of the week.

“But Lil Wayne is more known, so he must be better.” Well, to the average basketball fan, they’ve probably heard of Kevin Garnett more than they’ve heard of Tim Duncan (trust me, I know plenty), when Duncan is clouds above Garnett. It’s all about popularity in the rap business; and with dumbasses, who don’t know what music is if they were trapped in a sound room and slapped in the face with headphones, buying music off of these mainstream hip hop artists who stick to the same bullshit theme, they’ll keep getting their money to add to their wealth. My theory is that, because he’s from the south, guys like Trick Daddy and Rick Ross — who are also terrible mainstream ‘rappers’ — ride his nuts like no other.

Is Lil Wayne the best rapper right now?

Firstly, to even discuss this question, you need to take your mindframe out of the last three to five years as well as learn something about hip hop music. Wayne isn’t a good lyricist period. He can’t rip freestyle and his flow is just bitten from volume one of Jay-Z. Like I said: he’s mush mouthed, inarticulate, and absorbed in narcissism, which some of you Young Buck fans may like, but does not signal a quality mic. You can only compare him to Ludacris, Young Jeezy, T.I., and Juelz Santana, because, save Luda, those three are NOT memorable rappers. Period. They don’t suck super hard, but they aren’t going in the history books as the best of the game. They aren’t even the best in the south. Killer Mike, Outkast, UGK, Scarface, Project Pat, Geto Boys, Devin the Dude, Pastor Troy, Little Brothers: Better rappers than the aforementioned four. Hell, David Banner smokes these cats on record. These dudes drop rhymes multisyllabic with sophistication and have versatility on the mic, unlike all the rappers mentioned in this question.

Canibus, The Roots, KRS-One, MF Doom, Nas, Papoose, Planet Asia, Rakim, RJD2, Talib Kweli, Jedi Mind Tricks and Immortal Technique all blow him out of the fucking water.

Once you learn something, find me here again and read this blog, and then you will understand why haters, like myself, hate on Wayne. You will understand why he sucks.