How did you even find Dragon inn. i spent like 3 years trying to find that film
It was a while ago but just off some random site
@drjdeponytail @Riffwanker
Browns gon Brown with Deshaun's powerball contract
and of course Rudy Gobert gets choked out
That fight was crazy
Zero sleep and hungover. Fun day at the office.
klonopin + a couple beers + a couple advil+ a large gatorade = no hangover
Are you able to link to the collections of our individual lists (like this one: docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/10_C97zdRGp3licBE30Zg897-YJi9mVpFszEqtfQPhUU/mobilebasic?pli=1#id.i0vet72qjx18) for each of the most recent decade lists?
you're asking difficult questions and not sure I have all the answers. But the generations/eras are defined by certain aesthetic and characteristic shifts/evolutions in terms of music/pop culture/industry shifts/concepts/fashion. They are probably assigned in retrospect the way we assign historical eras/epochs to certain time periods in retrospect. And it's all contentious but not terribly important. A new generation may start while the previous one is still going on, and then it all becomes clearer when looking back at it, not looking at it directly.
The impression I used to have when I followed kpop was it was more to do with when the biggest companies debuted their new boy/girl groups - at least for 3rd and 4th gen
I can't think of a better example of skits ruining a 'Golden age' hip-hop album than 3 Feet High and Rising. So many amazing songs interrupted by absolute nonsense.
Ruining is a strong word when 3 feet high and rising is still one of the very best hip hop albums
Anyone seen the 1927 napoleon film? I've seen it mentioned a lot recently with the new ridley scott film coming up... but the 5 hr + run time is a bit intimidating, especially for home viewing (way too susceptible to distraction at home)
The impression I used to have when I followed kpop was it was more to do with when the biggest companies debuted their new boy/girl groups - at least for 3rd and 4th gen
yeah that might also be the case, and I think it has to do with group contracts which generally last around 7 years, but i've also read that generations are decided retrospectively
Anyone seen the 1927 napoleon film? I've seen it mentioned a lot recently with the new ridley scott film coming up... but the 5 hr + run time is a bit intimidating, especially for home viewing (way too susceptible to distraction at home)
I think we watched it in film school but I snuck out of the theater cuz I was bored
Ruining is a strong word when 3 feet high and rising is still one of the very best hip hop albums
Ok true ruin is harsh, they feel unnecessary though. The songs themselves are incredible front to back so maybe I'm being nitpicky and biased
Anyone seen the 1927 napoleon film? I've seen it mentioned a lot recently with the new ridley scott film coming up... but the 5 hr + run time is a bit intimidating, especially for home viewing (way too susceptible to distraction at home)
First couple hours are great but it lost me eventually. Worth a look for the snowball fight at the beginning tbh.
I can't think of a better example of skits ruining a 'Golden age' hip-hop album than 3 Feet High and Rising. So many amazing songs interrupted by absolute nonsense.
I'm still scarred by some of the biggie skits
Are you able to link to the collections of our individual lists (like this one: https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/10_C97zdRGp3licBE30Zg897-YJi9mVpFszEqtfQPhUU/mobilebasic?pli=1#id.i0vet72qjx18) for each of the most recent decade lists?
I'm still scarred by some of the biggie skits
Yeah those are a HARD pass.
I think overall, I wouldn't put Ready to Die in my top 25 rap albums
I'm still scarred by some of the biggie skits
Nobody is immune to bad skits
Yeah those are a HARD pass.
I think overall, I wouldn't put Ready to Die in my top 25 rap albums
even with classics like this?

even with classics like this?
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_qGKkn6-tEI think De La Orgee is probably worse.
school spirit skit --> school spirit
Like with a lot of CD's kinda tongue in cheek content, the barrage of skits in that section feels intentionally ridiculous
. Like both embracing and satirizing the excess of skits in hip hop for much of its history. Helps that they're hilarious and they never get old imo.
You’d think Eminem would have the corniest ones, but I actually really love all the ones on MMLP. The one that leads into The Way I Am is perfect.
“I can’t sell this right, you’re rapping about homosexuals and Vicodin”.
lol