avon barksdale

so fly shawty think i rlly fly steath stop pinching yourself this nightmare real

[7ife @_tifeboy]

the answers to every question you have as a creative already exist in Kanye West’s 2005 interview with Charlie Rose

[Want A Good Username @WantAGoodHandle]

Your Old Droog once tweeted this song was 9/11 for people who owned multiple copies of Liquid Swords by GZA and that tweet has been stuck in the back of my mind ever since.

[longlivemir @babyfacemir]

Never made beats wit da intent of "leaving space for the artist" find da pocket Btc ass nga

[Ave @SebastianAvenue]

Tony stole Elvira from Frank, killed Frank, had the Porsche and survived the shootout in the club. Coming outside and seeing this I would have felt untouchable as well.

[SOLAECLIPSE™️ @DrinkSolaPop]

We don't talk about this one enough.

[𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐫𝐞 𝐠𝐞𝐞 𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐬𝐥𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 @andrejgee]

this was a great watch, a real time capsule.

theres also a timely segment where he discusses why, in 2005, he wasnt as introspective in his music

[Q NO RAP NAME @qnorapname_]

taps sign perpetually forever

[psychotruckk @Onlyifyoucouldd]

Wtf was this nigga on bro😭🔥

[songs that go hard @songsgohard]

lil reese & chief keef - traffic

[Smiley @30GotNext]

66 points as a professional basketball team in the National Basketball Association

[LCS @lcsrtn]

FUTURE & ROCKO - YEAH YEAH (2010)

La première version de Yeah Yeah était avec Rocko, puis il a ajouté Tity Boi à la version finale sur Dirty Sprite en 2011.

[LCS @lcsrtn]

FUTURE - DOUBLE CUP & MOLLY (2012)

[Uncle Daddy Wee-Yum @MrGee54]

I have a theory about the business of basketball killing the joy of the game

[DuffJuice @DuffJuice30]

I said this before. Kanye made sure to take CyHi verse off this song because when he heard it, I’m certain he said “yeah we not getting outshined by him again bruh fuck that”. He SMOKED this.

[Ye Streams @kanyestreams1]

Will always be one of my favorite Ye clips. Pure confidence. Infectious energy. Just flowing & letting all his thoughts fire out with no regard for anyones judgement

[Sleeping On Gems @sleepingongemss]

Slum Village was founded by rappers Baatin, T3 and producer Jay Dee (aka J Dilla) in the Conant Gardens neighborhood of Detroit, MI where they attended Pershing High School together.

Fresh out of high school, the group steadily became popular in Detroit's underground hip hop scene. However, by the mid-1990s J Dilla was already a well known hip-hop prospect, with a string of singles and remixes to his name, working on projects with Janet Jackson, Pharcyde, De La Soul, Busta Rhymes, and Q-Tip among others. In 1995 he was invited to become a member of a production team known as The Ummah, which produced the fourth and fifth A Tribe Called Quest studio albums, as well as hits for a number of R&B and hip hop musicians.

From 1996 to 1997 the group recorded their first album Fantastic (Vol. 1), however their first official release would be 'Fantastic, Vol. 2' which dropped in 2000.

For the 2002 release "Trinity (Past, Present and Future)" on Barak/Capitol Records, T3 brought in Elzhi to join the group as J Dilla left to focus on his solo career. The album was a moderate success and contained the single "Tainted", produced by Karriem Riggins and featuring Dwele. Also in 2002,'Dirty District, a compilation songs by Detroit rappers largely produced by T3 and Young RJ"Rice, was released. The group then became a duo consisting T3 and Elzhi, when Baatin became sick while touring in France shortly before the release their 2004 album, Detroit Deli (A Taste of Detroit) and departed to seek treatment. The album included the hit single, "Selfish", produced by Kanye West and featuring John Legend. The song samples a part of the intro to the hit song "Call Me" by Aretha Franklin. After parting ways with Capitol Records in 2005, they released Prequel to a Classic a mixtape mostly previously unreleased material, followed by Slum Village "Self-Titled" release in October the same year.

[MLSE’s Enemy @iiiToronto]

Immanuel El-Ickley, PLEASE stop holding my team hostage!! We already paid the $32.5M ransom!!! 💔😭

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The “Push It to the Limit” montage in Scarface is peak 80s excess. Iconic.