I’m not condoning “Fight Dub.”
I’m not endorsing it.
I’m just acknowledging it exists, okay. Whether or not this is a sign of the coming apocalypse is up to you to determine. So there.
(HT: Laughing Squid)
I’m not condoning “Fight Dub.”
I’m not endorsing it.
I’m just acknowledging it exists, okay. Whether or not this is a sign of the coming apocalypse is up to you to determine. So there.
(HT: Laughing Squid)
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You know how when you’re watching a movie or TV show and the plot calls for one of the characters to rap on or be listening to a hip hop track, the song in question is clearly what the director or producer THINKS a hip hop track sounds like… but, it’s actually a soulless, genericized, non-threatening, intended to be funny version of what rap sounds like on Planet Endicott? Yeah, so… analogies.