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Parent's Guide to Hip-Hop (Be On Your Baddest Behavior)
Artist | Song | |
Jermaine Dupri feat. Ludacris | Welcome to Atlanta (2001) [from Instructions] | |
Twista feat. Kanye West | Overnight Celebrity (2004) | |
Jay-Z | Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) (1998) [samples "Hard Knock Life" from Annie] | |
Outkast | Hey Ya! (2003) | |
Dr. Dre feat. Eminem | Forgot About Dre (1999) | |
Ghostface Killah | Teddy Skit (2001) | |
The Notorious B.I.G. feat. Lil' Kim & P. Diddy | Notorious B.I.G (P. Diddy remix) (2002) [from We Invented The Remix] | |
Gwen Stefani | Hollaback Girl (2004) | |
Cam'ron feat. Mona Lisa | Girls (2004) [samples Cyndi Lauper, "Girls Just Want to Have Fun"] | |
Teairra Mari | No Daddy (2005) | |
Jin feat. Wyclef Jean | Learn Chinese (2003) | |
50 Cent | Piggy Bank (2005) [Diss of Fat Joe] | |
Fat Joe | My Fofo (2005) [Diss of 50 Cent] | |
N.W.A. | Fuck Tha Police (1996) | |
Eazy-E | Sippin On A 40 (1996) | |
Ying Yang Twins feat. Trick Daddy | Whats Happnin! (2003) | |
Redman feat. Erick Sermon & Keith Murray | Def Squad Delite (1998) [adaptation of Sugarhill Gang, "Rapper's Delight"] | |
Snoop Dogg feat. The Doors | Riders on the Storm (Fredwreck Remix) (2004) | |
Nina Gordon | Straight Outta Compton (2004) [cover of N.W.A.] | |
Comment:
You cannot annoy your teenage kids by complaining about their hip-hop music.
That only gives them satisfaction, reinforcement, and encouragement.
If you seriously want to annoy your teenagers, here's the way:
take an interest in hip-hop music.
Refer to the family minivan as "The Bent."
"We rollin' on Dubs and we goin' to clubs. We can't lose with twenty-twos."
Choose one hip-hop feud, and take sides.
"Obese Joseph may talk about it, but 50 lives it!
50 runs New York!
50 has the phattest beats
and the dopest rhymes.
Did you hear about the time 50 took a bullet in the jaw and he kep' on rappin'?"
Talk like a big-time drug dealer. "When my coke come in, they got to
use the scales that they weigh the whales with.
I got so much coke that you could do
the slalom.
I'm movin' a brick a week."
This one would fit while you measure out Bisquick for a recipe.
Be prepared to deal with all manner of thugs, G's, and haters.
Like Wisnewski next door, who let his poodle go poo
in your pachysandra.
"I always keep chrome next to my bones. I've got a Beretta and I'm down
for whateva.
I ain't playin', there's gonna be Uzis sprayin'"
Speak in reverential tones of dead rappers.
"Everything we got, we owe it to three MCs: 2Pac, Biggie, and
Eazy-Muthaf**kin-E. Y'all dogs left us too soon.
And if Suge come my way, there's gonna be gunplay."
Play hip-hop. Loud.
Sing along. Sub in the name of your own locality.
"Welcome to Iqaluit, Nunavut, where the playaz play."
"When Scarsdale, New York blows up, I"m gonna be in the aftermath."
"You think this is a muthaf**kin game?
Biyotch!
Yo momma and me, we still poppin' Cristal at the club!
We still rockin' the mic!
And we don't give a f**k!"
For maximum results, try out these Instructions when your kids have their
friends present.
F'sheezy.
Feedback:
OK, I don't often laugh outloud reading AotM, but this. Oh man, Mixxer, you're brilliant. I'm going to try out all of your advice next time Jane comes to visit.
Does the fact that Outkast is hiphop make it acceptable for me to love Hey Ya! even though it's been played to death?
Does the fact that Outkast is hiphop make it acceptable for me to love Hey Ya! even though it's been played to death?
Spot on, Mixxer. This is exactly how I annoy my kids.
Damn fly mix mo-fo. Or something to that extent. Like it a lot.
Ed, I'm sure you have some very well-rounded teenagers. Fo-shizzle!
Outstandingly funny . . . . and I still haven't met anyone in the world who doesn't like Outkast's Hey Ya!
Fantastic!
Very funny . . . even if you don't have any teenaged keedz. And I sho' haven't forgotten about our trade. I'll send ya an e' over tha weekend.
I'm 42 but I like most of these tracks anyway ;)
I'm glad my parents didn't use this tatic.
My friends parents hated rap music, or as they cleverly put it "crap music". They were these folks who didn't think it was music. Ignorant fool. Lots of cool stuff here. Needs a little more Wu Tang contributions specifically stuff by GZA.
...but I dig this anyway.
haha...feel like some contributions from The Grey Album should be thrown in to bridge the generation gap, but love the "how to annoy your kids" piece. overall very clever.
Ha1 Don't know a single track here, but I'll surely take your advice.
Superb! :)
Funny!
nice mix ed !
i've sent you a copy of a recent news article featuring, yes, a rapper based in iqaluit, nunavut. for everyone else, here's a quote:
"Qaqasiq Kudlualik writes every day, honing his rhymes and his microphone skills - waiting for the day where he will take the stage again. Kudlualik isn't alone in his love for hip-hop music, 50 per cent of the music sold at Northmart in Iqaluit is from the rap genre."
i've sent you a copy of a recent news article featuring, yes, a rapper based in iqaluit, nunavut. for everyone else, here's a quote:
"Qaqasiq Kudlualik writes every day, honing his rhymes and his microphone skills - waiting for the day where he will take the stage again. Kudlualik isn't alone in his love for hip-hop music, 50 per cent of the music sold at Northmart in Iqaluit is from the rap genre."
I'm laughing up my own brick.
I saw this mix yesterday, but I was laughing so hard I couldn't gather up the strength to type. You funny~
gold stars all around!
Haha! Love it.
nice mix
Your inclusion of both N.W.A., and Eazy-Muthaf**kin-E are, what I feel, make this mix particularly brilliant. Your notes are fantastic, too... I can't wait to have children!!
gangsta!