[EXPLICIT] “P-Poppin’” by Ludacris featuring Shawnna and Lil Fate dropped in 2003 in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of the Chicken-n-Beer era on Def Jam South. The uncut music video, filmed during the same period, became infamous for explicit strip-club imagery and nudity that led to BET and MTV censorship. Before this new era of “Wanna be crash outs, druggies & politics” rappers actually used to have fun.
[EXPLICIT] The 2003 release of Nelly’s "Tip Drill" remains one of the most polarizing artifacts in hip-hop history. While the song itself is a high-energy club track featuring a distinctive guitar riff and typical early-2000s bravado, its legacy is inseparable from its music video, which became a flashpoint for national debate.
[EXPLICIT] Released in 2003 from the soundtrack to Disco Inferno and later associated with The Massacre promo runs, Disco Inferno became one of 50 Cent’s most controversial club records. The explicit video, filmed in Los Angeles strip-club settings, featured heavy late-night cable rotation and appearances from several glamour and adult video models popular during the early 2000s DVD era.
2022 vs. Florida
Brock Bowers led the Bulldogs with 5 receptions—including this 73-yard touchdown after a tipped pass—and 154 yards during the 42-20 win over the Gators 🔥
(via @SECNetwork)
Kirby Smart walks off the field with his family, to Rocky Top blaring in the background, with a monster win.
The Georgia coach just puts his hands up while entering the tunnel.
What a scene
Greatest RAP album of ALL TIME. Period. If you were too young then you just…. Missed it because the magnitude is incomparable . @hiphopgods @RevRunWisdom @OfficialRunDMC