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Strange/unexpected Moz references?
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In mid-2016, Daniel Jacob Hill began creating music under the name DJ BootyButt. His career first gained traction after he accepted a challenge on Reddit to rap the Busta Rhymes verse in “Look At Me Now.” In an effort to ride this wave of popularity, he released his first song under the name iAmJakeHill, “Buried.” On many occasions since, he has said he is ashamed of the song and would remove it, if not for the fact it is his first original song.
Jake had a second large wave of popularity growth in mid-2017 when he was featured on Josh A’s song “Nuketown,” and another shortly after when Josh appeared on his song “It’s Every Day Bro.” The two creators loved working together and have since released numerous collaborative albums.
Jake Hill occasionally raps under the alter egos, Lil Pinecone and Lil Tra$h. Each one has a unique personality and rapping style.
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In mid-2016, Jake Hill began creating music. His career first gained traction after he accepted a challenge on Reddit. Jake had a second large wave of popularity growth in mid-genius.com
Based on that snippet, I'd be far more ashamed of "It's Every Day Bro" than "Buried". Good God. "Murdering these shitty rappers, leave 'em dead on the gurney". Because of course, if it's rap, it's got to involve a bunch of gangsters killing each other.
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Chilling in Cheshire.
Don't know if Morrissey/The Smiths will feature in this but it should be interesting.
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New Manchester film celebrates music worth fighting for
Full of famous faces and places, Manchester Music Then and Now showcases the strength and diversity of the city’s music scene
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Are you some sort of a retard or can you not understand the fact that that line I said wasnt literal murder. I get that a bunch of you sissy bitch morrissey fans wanna be funny and try to hate on rap you dont understand, but you cant possibly be that dumb.Based on that snippet, I'd be far more ashamed of "It's Every Day Bro" than "Buried". Good God. "Murdering these shitty rappers, leave 'em dead on the gurney". Because of course, if it's rap, it's got to involve a bunch of gangsters killing each other.
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Well, I gathered that it was a "diss track" so I looked up the Jake Paul video...it's hilarious! "Man I'm poppin' all these checks, got a brand new Rolex / I got a Lambo too and I'm coming with the crew". Come on - it all sounds like an attention-seeking piss-take. I'm sure you have more serious music, I've nothing against it but rap isn't my cup of tea.
This is the closest I've got:
Who is your favourite rapper?
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iamjakehill
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I didnt need attention at the timeWell, I gathered that it was a "diss track" so I looked up the Jake Paul video...it's hilarious! "Man I'm poppin' all these checks, got a brand new Rolex / I got a Lambo too and I'm coming with the crew". Come on - it all sounds like an attention-seeking piss-take. I'm sure you have more serious music, I've nothing against it but rap isn't my cup of tea.
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I wouldnt say im my favorite rapper, especially since I come from the metal scene. I dont think I listen to rap except when im hearing my own music to revise it. Honestly not even all my music is rap what can I sayWell, I gathered that it was a "diss track" so I looked up the Jake Paul video...it's hilarious! "Man I'm poppin' all these checks, got a brand new Rolex / I got a Lambo too and I'm coming with the crew". Come on - it all sounds like an attention-seeking piss-take. I'm sure you have more serious music, I've nothing against it but rap isn't my cup of tea.
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Who is your favourite rapper?
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A one word mention found whilst looking for something to mark Kirsty's 20th anniversary of her passing.
"Considering how personal combustion fuels his songs and attitude, I’m curious as to how MacGowan compares with John Lydon, whose exploits you’ve essayed across several films?
“It’s not spoiled rockstar syndrome, although fame is the worst drug he ever took. You know heroin is bad, but you’re not quite sure what fame will do to you.”
Both are incredibly fascinating people who share many experiences, but with totally different backgrounds. John is totally self-taught. Shane went to one of the finest schools in England, a very privileged education. The Lydon family had to live in a beach hut in the winter on Hastings Beach—that’s real poor Irish immigrant experience that creates an attitude, a self-didacticism different from Shane who is immersed in Irish history through his middle class father, Dublin society, and prep schools. What they share is that they are both difficult and righteous people. They can both be generous and both be aggressive.
Then there’s their Irishness and the punk moment. Shane was immensely inspired by John Lydon. The Irish thing cannot be overlooked, as they were crucial to English pop music. John Lennon, Billy Fury, if we can still mention his name, Morrissey. There’s a great deal of Irish presence in English music. What’s different about MacGowan is that he made a real point of being Irish."
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"Considering how personal combustion fuels his songs and attitude, I’m curious as to how MacGowan compares with John Lydon, whose exploits you’ve essayed across several films?
“It’s not spoiled rockstar syndrome, although fame is the worst drug he ever took. You know heroin is bad, but you’re not quite sure what fame will do to you.”
Both are incredibly fascinating people who share many experiences, but with totally different backgrounds. John is totally self-taught. Shane went to one of the finest schools in England, a very privileged education. The Lydon family had to live in a beach hut in the winter on Hastings Beach—that’s real poor Irish immigrant experience that creates an attitude, a self-didacticism different from Shane who is immersed in Irish history through his middle class father, Dublin society, and prep schools. What they share is that they are both difficult and righteous people. They can both be generous and both be aggressive.
Then there’s their Irishness and the punk moment. Shane was immensely inspired by John Lydon. The Irish thing cannot be overlooked, as they were crucial to English pop music. John Lennon, Billy Fury, if we can still mention his name, Morrissey. There’s a great deal of Irish presence in English music. What’s different about MacGowan is that he made a real point of being Irish."
In Conversation: Julien Temple on Working with Shane MacGowan on His New Pogues Doc “Crock of Gold”
The filmmaker talks profiling MacGowan, Johnny Depp’s role in the project, and peroxide-haired ’80s punk.
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Regards,
FWD.
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I want to know why these animals behaved like that in front of the camera. Rooster fights have been declared animal abuse and thus made illegal, as far as I know.
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Back in the amazon,de britpop charts...
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Sorry He Sucks podcast. 2 Smiths fans discuss why Morrissey sucks - starting at 1:00:00
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11 - Kurt & Morrissey by Sorry He Sucks
Theres a lot of shouting in this weeks episode about Kurt Cobain and Morrissey. But to be fair there is A LOT to shout about!!! Kurt Refs: https://consequenceofsound.net/2014/05/letter-found-in-kurt-cobains-wallet-was-actually-written-by-courtney-love...
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Unexpectedly and strangely, Morrissey not mentioned in this vegan celebrities article, but Johnny Marr is.
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Celebrities rooting for ‘Veganuary’ in UK to combat new rise in meat sales
Paul McCartney and Chris Packham among stars urging people to ditch meat and dairy in 2021 to fight climate change and avoid another pandemic
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Unexpectedly and strangely, Morrissey not mentioned in this vegan celebrities article, but Johnny Marr is.
Celebrities rooting for ‘Veganuary’ in UK to combat new rise in meat sales
Paul McCartney and Chris Packham among stars urging people to ditch meat and dairy in 2021 to fight climate change and avoid another pandemic
He didn't sign the letter.
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He's not vegan either though, is he? He seems to have been quite careful to avoid using the word about himself, if memory serves.
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