- "The Comeback" - Lisa Kudrow stars as Valerie Cherish in this HBO 1-season satire of reality TV. What can I say about it? Well, my friend generously gave me the show as a prezzie recently and so I've been working my way through it. I've got about 3-4 episodes to go and it is without question one of the funniest and best TV shows I've ever watched. It's painful to watch at many points per episode (Kudrow plays a sort of washed up star making her comeback, hence the show's name), but that's a testament to the incredible writing. It is so funny and raw and uncomfortable, and Lisa Kudrow. I think the best way I can describe how good she is is by saying you forget she's Phoebe. She kills the character of Valerie Cherish. She IS Valerie Cherish. It's amazing. I love it and can't wait to finish it, only to watch it all over again.
- Nicki Minaj - This girl is so beyond good. I haven't heard such solid, powerful female rapping since Missy, and I love Missy. Nicki has got her own level though. She's funny, raw, an incredibly distinct style, and she is TAL-EN-TED. I love her rap in "Bottoms Up" by Trey Songz (made me fall in love with her), but my latest Minaj jam is her verse in Kanye West's "Monsta". Unfortunately embedding was disabled, but check out tha vid, you'll be glad ya did.
Showing posts with label rap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rap. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Things I Love Right Now
Labels:
hbo,
hip-hop,
kanye west,
lisa kudrow,
missy elliott,
music,
nicki minaj,
rap,
television
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Doot doola doot doo
Unbelievable interview. Why isn't Nardwuar famous?
Saturday, July 31, 2010
Bottoms Up!
Really really into this jam right now. Originally I was just into Nicki Minaj's rap (which is BANGING hot!!!), but now the whole song has grown on me!
Nicki Minaj is HOT, btw. What's her deal? She's got skills that I haven't seen since Missy. I DL'ed her mix tape. I gotsta get on that.
Nicki Minaj is HOT, btw. What's her deal? She's got skills that I haven't seen since Missy. I DL'ed her mix tape. I gotsta get on that.
Saturday, September 12, 2009
Evolution of Rap
I'm lovin' Jay-Z's new album so I watched this video.
Then I started thinking: rappers are looking different these days.
Therefore, let's look back at the Evolution of Rap.
(The year next to the rapper's name is the year they became active as an artist).
The Sugarhill Gang - 1975
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five - 1978
Public Enemy - 1982
Run DMC - 1983
KRS-One - 1985
N.W.A. - 1986
Jay-Z - 1986
Tupac Shakur - 1989
Snoop Dogg - 1992
The Notorious B.I.G. - 1992
Kanye West - 1998
Drake - 2006
Kid Cudi - 2007
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