November 07, 2011
Teen Punches Homeless Man on Red Line While Friends Videotape the Attack: MyFoxCHICAGO.com
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August 05, 2011
What the fuck is it about trannies that makes them so goddamn tough? Like by all accounts, they should be as tough as gay dudes. And I don’t pretend to be a particularly tough guy, but I guarantee I wouldn’t lose a fight to a gay dude. Not that there’s anything wrong with being gay, I love Wham!, I’ve just seen enough guys wearing pink with limp wrists and calling each other “fierce bitches” to allow myself to lose a fight to a gay guy. My pride wouldn’t let me. Even if they ever had me on the ropes, adrenaline would kick in and I’d battle back. Like when you hear about moms lifting cars to save their child. I’d get super-strength to save my dignity. Because I’m pretty sure gays are like zombies, if you lose a battle to one you become one.
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August 27, 2005
Now you guys know that I've been trying to scale back my Kanye-related coverage just because obviously he hasn't been taking it very well. But seemingly every time I turn around (just like the song says), this douche has gone and done something else ridonkulous. Yesterday, or actually a few days ago, it was him wasting everybody's time at Live 8, now I hear, via Straight Bangin', that he's recycled one of his old ass "freestyles" that he's been using at every show he ever did for the past couple of years now and even once "performed" on "Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry" for this new "Gold Digger" song of his featuring either Ray Charles or Jamie Foxx - possibly both.
Which causes me to wonder: Was Rhymefest busy that week or something? As dedicated as he is to rap music (Would you rather he NAT do this?!), you'd at least expect him to wait a week so that he might get some new rhymes that he didn't actually write, but no. That undeserved Grammy of his must be really going to his head. Still Too Stupid for College could be a very interesting album.
Originally posted by Bol on July 06, 2005
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August 25, 2005
It's been brought to my attention, thanks to djxplicit and some of the other kids over at the Kanye = Douche blog, that Big Bank Kanye might have just pulled another "Jesus Walks" with this new single of his, "Diamonds are Forever," or whatever it's called. According to this kid called "Skein" that posts there, Teh Ghey West jacked the idea for "Diamonds" from some underground rapper named Lupe Fiasco. (That's almost as ridonkulous a name as Rhymefest). You can check out the Lupe Fiasco version here:
http://www.sitesled.com/members/busy04/Lupe_Fiasco-Conflict_Diamonds.mp3
If this is true, and right now I don't have any reason to believe that it isn't, then it marks at least the 3rd time TGW has "borrowed" music from some underground artist. His big Grammy-winning single "Jesus Walks" is basically a cover version of a song by an artist named Rhymefest, even though TGW continues to insist that 'Fest's involvement in the song (he came up with the beat and most of the lyrics) amounted to nothing more than a little help with the lyrics. Also, TGW jacked the chorus for that Ludacris song "Stand Up" from some underground group called I.O.F. (It's Only Family).
More on this as it develops.
Originally posted by Bol on June 17, 2005
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I was going to create a much more elaborate post having to do with this, but I'm tired now and I've still got some shit to do. Anyhoo, your boy Big Bank Kanye, pictured above with two of his typical fans, went on this radio show in England the other day (the Tim Westwood program) and went off on yours truly - I mean, like really went ape shit, at one point shouting, "Die motherfucker, die!" and all kinds of crazy shit. You can tell he's talking about me, even though he doesn't mention any names, just because he makes reference to specific posts on Ye Olde BC and also the fact that I once attempted to have him banned from the Grammys.
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Originally posted by Bol on June 27, 2005
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Peep the story at MTV.com: Kanye West Shooting 'Diamonds' Video In 'Pray-Goo'
It's not really at all worth reading (just him talking about how good he is and how he's going to Prague because he's "interested in architecture" - no homo?), but it's at least worth noting just to show how the hype machine for the dude's next album (Late Registration, out later this year) seems to be starting up especially early. At the rate that we're going (there was already this), this summer could get real unbearable real fast. I might have to do something. I've yet to actually hear "Diamonds," but I know I've got it saved on one of the other 3 computers on which I've been blogging, one of which, thanks to the Son of Dionysus, is in the shop and the other is just a huge piece of shit and, more importantly, not here. But I'm figuring I'll get more than enough chances to hear it this summer when I'm sure it'll just be ubiquitous. I know some people have said that it's really good, while other people have maintained that it's just more of his typical ridonkulous bullshit. Call me a "hater," but I'm tempted to go with the latter just on general principle.
Originally posted by Bol on May 19, 2005
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May 16, 2005
As we all know, Kanye's new album will come out whenever, but we all will download and waste time hearing it once before we delete at least most of it from our hard drives. Nhjic. Here is a tracklisiting that's probably wrong, but fuck it.
1. gorgeous
2. hey mama
3. i need to know
4. improvise
5. livin a movie
6. n****s gossip (feat. talib kweli)
7. out of your mind
8. peace
9. wow
The reason I bring this up is so to open a contest to Kanyegate readers. The contest asks the question: Which song will be the "Jesus Walks" of Late Registration? In other words, which song will we find out was actually written by some dude years ago and re-recorded by Mr. West? Now, it's not only just guessing which is the right one, but also, out of the people who guess correctly, whoever provided the best reasons why that song should be it wins.
The reasons can be presented as a persuasive essay, in letter form, a one-act play, a rhymed poem, in prose, whatever. The winning pieces will be proudly displayed over the internets. Nhjic.
Winners (up to 3) receive their choice between a copy of the Big Pooh's new Sleepers CD or a can of Miller High Life from PenceFo Industries.
Entries can be sent to my email address here or through the comments to this very post.
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April 28, 2005
First off, to all you idiots: The title is sarcasm. Meaning I don't mean it. Get over it.
Why is it that when you point out a man or group's flaws, their mindless dickriders say that you're jealous of them?
Wow, never before have I seen such a great display of someone incredibly jealous and outraged at another man's success.
They try so hard to point out another black man's flaws, when I'm secretly they are dying to emulate his ever changing style and success. This entire website is basically a tribute to Kanye....
yall muhfuckaz r jus jealous kuz tha man made it big n blew up chi town.......well i got 2 wordz 4 u hataz fuck you!!!!!!!!!!
Wake up, bitches. I'm not jealous of his incredible ability to buy some guy's song and pretend it's his own. I'm not jealous at throwing crying fits because I lost the AMA's (the motherfuckin AMA's!) to the beeyotch who sings "Redneck Woman" (motherfuckin "Red Neck Woman!"). Maybe you Kanye dickriders want to throw crying fits on TV over bullshit, be a man of dubious ethics and be an all-around douchebag, but I am content not being that. Get over it, bitches: I'm not jealous of Kanye West. Find another dumb-ass arguement and stop wasting my time.
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April 24, 2005
Thats an excerpt from the immortal Public Enemy song "Terminator X to the Edge of Panic." Why do I quote that? If we don't give a fuck about a Grammy, then why didn't we want Kanye West getting one? The reason we dont give a fuck about a Grammy is precisely because Kanye West won one. The Grammy is meaningless when undeserving people win. If the Grammy was given to people who actually deserved it, then I would care who won it. The Grammy would mean something. But since Kanye won, the Grammy loses its meaning. It's just another meaningless award given to undeserving people. The people who gave K. West a Grammy...who gives a fuck about what they like, right?
I write this post in response to "non-hatemail" sent to us.
You should update the site to keep kanye away from the grammys. You
need to tell everyone how many grammys he won, and big of a dickbag you are.
So I say: I don't know how many Grammys he won, nor do I care. Who gives a fuck about a goddamn Grammy?
It also should be noted how teh ghey the "non-hatemailer" was:
-Love,
Dan
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April 16, 2005
Kanye West just recently made the Time 100. The Time 100 is "the 100 most influential people in the world today", as selected by Time magazine. Of course, Kanye only made it cause they had to get someone from Hip-Hop. Kanye is not even in the top 100 in Hip-Hop, let alone overall. His music, is completely hypocritical. As Time points out:
All Falls Down calls out the "single black female addicted to retail," while West himself covets anything that shines.
His generic, boring flow coupled with unoriginal beats, douchebaggery and the fact that the shit was written and produced by some other dude only brings the album down. But this isn't a critique of Kanye's album. We all know his shit was never all that good. But this is about Kanye's influence in the hip-hop world.
I want to ask the question: who is influenced by Kanye's work? What concept did he introduce that people are re-using? Sped-up soul samples are not Kanye's concept. RZA was doing that shit years ago, and much, much, MUCH better. Rapping about religion is, again, nothing new. He didn't even introduce wailing schoolchildren. Jay-Z did that. Nas did that. So what did he introduce? As far as I'm concerned, the only thing this douchebag introduced are superflous violin solos in hip-hop songs. And no has attempted to do that again. And, it should be noted, many hip-hop acts have had instrumental solos over their beats. DJ Quik had a guitar solo over his "Medley for a 'V' (Reprise)" song. In conclusion, Kanye West's album was nothing new, and it didnt influence anybody. Are more people using sped-up samples now? Sure, but that was not Kanye's influence, rather, Kanye was influenced by older producers who sped-up songs before. So there you go. Time Magazine discussing Hip-Hop = 99% of the time wrong.
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