Hush D. Fockup

The Got Damn Finkelstien Shit Kid!

[THE KOUNT @THEK0UNT]

Coupe

[DJ P👀H @DJPooh]

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[Truethingz™️ @Manlike_Solz]

Da Brat Tat Tat Tat 💙💙

[old_skool_carz @oldskoolcarz]

#62 #impala

[Saturday Night Live @nbcsnl]

Debbie Downer at Disney World

[O.G. @GRReynolds3]

Old School

[old_skool_carz @oldskoolcarz]

#cutlass

[Roy Wood Jr- Ex Jedi @roywoodjr]

UNITED HELP DESK: We just called the gate baby, they say they ain’t find no cheetah tiger bag. Would you like $50 to go find you something at Ross?

[DJ P👀H @DJPooh]

Super throwback! 👀

[Brandon Ousley @brandonousley]

Album of the day. Before they signed to the famed Memphis soul label, Stax, The Dramatics cut their teeth in Detroit. Although they didn't gain public traction until the early '70s, they found themselves in great company among other harmony soul groups from Detroit, Philadelphia, and Chicago. As evidenced in their 1971 Stax-Volt debut, Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get, The Dramatics' splendid, five-part Temptations-esque harmonies and the backing of Memphis' session musicians gave them an edge over their softer competitors, striking a perfect balance between raw Southern soul and sweet Motown pop-soul. The music of prime cuts like the opener "Get Up and Get Down," "Mary Don't Cha Wanna," and the Latin-influenced title track are reminiscent of the earthy and hard-hitting funk of the same era. "Thank You for Your Love" and "Fall in Love, Lady Love" are sublime lesser-known ballads, but the album's undeniable climax is "In the Rain," one of the most atmospheric and sensual slow jams ever created. Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get is easily a '70s soul classic as well as one of The Dramatics' best albums.

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Happy birthday to Chick Corea, born on this day in 1941!

[old_skool_carz @oldskoolcarz]

#MonteCarlo

[AreOhBee824 @AreOhBee82]

Coolio
“County Line”
It Takes A Thief (1994)

[Stess The Emcee @StessTheEmcee]

Larry Smith

June 11, 1952 – December 19, 2014

[Dominick @nickmartin304]

Before social media took over 💯

[WBSS @WBSS]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY...Grandmaster Dee! "FREAKS COME OUT AT NIGHT", ft. Whodini. To check out music/video links & discover more about his musical legacy, click here: https://t.co/hlQhimRvRR @GMDWhodini #SOULTALK #LONDON

[ALBUMISM @Albumism]

Heavy D & The Boyz released ‘Big Tyme’ 37 years ago on June 12, 1989 | Listen to the album + watch the official videos here: https://t.co/85m59KAApP

[Melodies & Masterpieces @SVG__Collection]

Most people know “Fly Like an Eagle”

Producers know “Space Intro”

The synth opening has been sampled for decades across hip-hop, R&B, and pop.

[Kevín @KevOnStage]

Best TV theme songs

[The Hip Hop Museum @thhmuseum]

history together in helping to build the first museum for Hip Hop in New York.

To donate, text 1DollarForHipHop to 707070 or go to https://t.co/1VSXeojCCJ.

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