Things Done Changed

Almost on time for once, here is the January playlist. I've never dropped a solely hip hop based playlist so here it is. Mostly ASAP Rocky inspired (as he is the freshest) but sharing time with Lil Wayne, Juicy J, Chief Keef and 2 Chainz, this playlist has some heavy hitters, some mindmelters and of course so old school jams. Enjoy!

1)Bath Salts feat. Flatbush Zombies- ASAP Mob

2)Make it Stack feat. ASAP Rocky- Lloyd Banks

3)R.I.P. feat. 2 Chainz- Young Jeezy

4)Leaf- ASAP Rocky

5)Swimming Pools (Drank)- Kendrick Lamar

6)The Motto feat. Lil Wayne and Tyga- Drake

7)Bangin on Waxx- ASAP Mob

8)Love Sosa- Chief Keef

9)Skills- Gang Starr

10) King Wizard- Kid Cudi

11) Bandz a Make Her Dance feat. Lil Wayne and 2 Chainz- Juicy J

12) I Like the Way- NORE

13) Flying Overseas- Theophilus London

14)Kissin' Pink feat. ASAP Ferg- ASAP Rocky

15) U Trippy Mane Feat. Kreashawn- Juicy J

16) Paid in Full- Eric B and Rakim

17) Roll One Up- ASAP Rocky

18)Everything feat. Dosage and Born I Music- Young Gliss

19)Yellow Tape feat. Lil Wayne, ASAP Rocky and French Montana- Fat Joe

20)Get High feat. ASAP Ferg- ASAP Rocky

21)Ball feat. Lil Wayne- T.I.

22) Full Metal Jacket- ASAP Mob

23)Birthday Song feat. Kanye West- 2 Chainz

24)I Don't Like feat. Lil Reese- Chief Keef

25)Persian Wine feat. ASAP Ferg- ASAP Mob

26)Forever-Cities Aviv

27)All Over feat. Kassia Conway- IamOMNI

28)Things Done Changed- the Notorious B.I.G.

29)Aye, Aye, Aye Nigga- Saigon

30)Fuckin' Problem feat. Drake, Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz- ASAP Rocky

Legit

"Back that ass up"- Juvenile
I remember when this first came out. This was my first taste of Lil Wayne. It's still a legit hip hop track.

Gettin' Paid

"The Motto"- Drake Feat. Lil Wayne and Tyga

Swag To Kill For

Safe to say Wayne is back. This track is on par with Tha Carter II. It's about time!

Next level shit!

"6 ft 7" Lil Wayne ft. Cory Gunz

Free Style to Weezy

More than anything right now

I want to be myself-

My true self that loves disco,

And smokes Marlboro's to Edie Sedwick videos on youtube.

I look at photos of things that inspire me and I just want to live.

Live to be myself-

Not anyone's girl, woman or trick.

I just want to be me

The one that gets a boner over vintage

The one that loves bubble tea

The one that just wants to dance in the club free style to Lil Wayne

The one that loves Led Zeppelin and The Byrds more than life

The one that loves western shit and wants to rock a bolo tie.

I want to be myself every day but I always feel like something is holding me back

Maybe it's peoples opinions?

It must be

Because if i let it all go

I would be wearing some fucking fab things.

Or it could be laziness?

Either way I feel that no one understands me.

People accept me but they don't get me except the few loves.

The don' t get that I die to write

That I die to listen to music

That I die to drink wine and have a good conversation

I die to dance to some 80's jam

They don't get it and I probably don't get them

So really I want to show more of myself some how

The easiest way is through dress

I should let it all go, rock a bolo and gaucho.

Here to Stay

There are few things that I am unabashed for.

Most of these things involve musical genres (except Disneyland).

Let's break it down: I love hip hop/rap.

This genre has been with me all along, but not as long as country or classic rock

yet, it seems to be a part of me.

Sometimes, I just want to hear the haggard voice of Lil Wayne

the style of Kanye West

the smoothness of Snoop Dogg

the angst of Eminem.

Sometimes, all I want to do is go out

and bust it down to some old school hip hop.

I don't care what the hipsters say.

I would take Snoop over Beach House any day.

I know that hip hop isn't just a passing trend

where every week there is a new buzz band

that releases one great album then disappears.

Hip hop is hear to stay

and it's riding on the giants shoulders.

Like A Tiger Would

Some songs remind me of my clubbing days, which I hope are not completely over.

Some songs in particular remind me of a certain drug.

When the bass is pumping, the synths are in array, I loose control. Some of these songs just bring back these thoughtless, carnal dance parties.

And it's weird, when listening to these tracks in a full state of mind, I hear new things in the tracks, that I did not notice before.

-"Lollipop"- Lil Wayne

-"Hot N' Cold"- Katy Perry

-"Dangerous"- Kardinal Offishal feat. Akon

-"Let It Rock"- Kevin Rudolf feat. Lil Wayne

-"Buck In Here"- Dj Felli Fell feat. Ludacris, P. Diddy, Akon.

All I can envision, especially in relation to that last track is D-Star and I (My ultimate dance partner) doing round abouts around the club to these songs and having dance offs.

Yeah, let's get Buck in herrreee!

Year In Review

The year 2009 in review

Band of they year

Phoenix

Third album is the charm

Honorable mention

Kings Of Leon

Song of the year

Empire State of Mind- Jay-Z feat. Alicia Keys

New York anthem a blockbuster hit sure

to be remixed and repaid in double for product placement.

Honorable mention

Use Somebody- Kings of Leon

Rapper of the year

Lil Wayne

Wayne is still on top, dropping in on tons of the years hottest songs and mentoring new comer Drake . We should just overlook that image comprimising song with Shakira.

Honorable mention

Kid Cudi

Entertainer of the year

Lady Gaga

Gaga entertains us with her fashion sense and weird hand gestures.

Honorable mention

Taylor Swift

Shitiest Movie of the Year

Transformers 2

Shitiest Artist(If you can call them that) of the Year

Flo-rida

Shitiest song of the year

Tik Tok- Ke$ha

Copying Uffie and looking like a dirty piece sure is original.

Shitiest TV Show of the Year

Rock of Love Bus

Fuck up of the year

Kanye West

Whore of the year-

Megan Fox

Jimmy Brooks You're Okay By Me

New comer Drake is burning up the charts, but I know him better as Jimmy Brooks from Degrassi:The Next Generation. Jimmy Brooks made Degrassi tolerable, especially when he landed in a wheel chair after the infamous school shooting episode.

Drake made his break with that weak song "Best I Ever Had" which I would consider just as a stepping stone to better things and collaberations. Since Drake has been signed to Lil Wayne's label Young Money, he has been part of some really hot tracks like "Money To Blow", "Forever" and "I'm Going In." Check out former Jimmy Brooks out and maybe get a "champagne shower."

Check this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nq1nHQ1I8Bs&feature=related