#max mc roy

[mdshh]

Carter gathered his two friends from school Cleo and Max and Mai, with whom they share few interests 😌

[pancake-lovy]

musical pastry

author: I know it's been some time since. But thank you dear anon for sending me an ask about making somebody happy

He would either buy them, or have his sister make them. He would still help, but Roy doesn’t have amazing cooking/baking skills. So it’s just easier and better for him to do that with someone else.

Roy F. Hecat

7) Would your MC bake treats themselves or buy them?

9) What songs describe your MC’s winter mood? (max. 3)

Doris L. Hecat

7) Would your MC bake treats themselves or buy them?

Despite being great at baking, she rarely does it. Spending lots of hours in the kitchen is just not something that Doris enjoys. But in situations like meeting with a new friend, or Christmas event... She will try to forget about how tiring it trully is, and just think about the delicious food.

9) What songs describe your MC’s winter mood? (max. 3)

[chirp-a-chirp]

Court of Darkness: The Spray Bottle

Random CoD inspired list based off my cats. Currently, I am trying to train them to not jump on counters by spraying them with a water bottle to try and stop bad habits. That made me think…if the MC were to do the same thing with the CoD consorts, what bad/annoying behavior would the MC spray them for and what would the reactions be?

Guy:

*Sprays Guy in the face*

Guy: Tsk. What was THAT for?

MC: You need to tell me what you’re feeling!

Guy: *Glares* I did!

MC: Grunts don’t count.

Guy: *Scowls*

MC: Scowls don’t count either. Words! Actual words! *Sprays with bottle again*

Jasper:

MC: Stop smirking so smugly! You don’t know everything you arrogant man! *Sprays bottle at Jasper* Sigh. Now you look even more smug, damn it.

Toa:

MC: OK, please know I hate doing this, because I know there are lots of expectations for you by everyone in your life, but…

*Sprays bottle at Toa*

MC: Stop being so strict when teaching me! It’s super nerve-wracking!

*Toa stares, shocked at MC*

MC: I’m sorry, that was harsh.

Toa: Compared to how my family and tutors raised me, it wasn’t.

MC: *Heart shatters* Oh God, now I’m really sorry. *Digs in pocket and shoves something in Toa’s mouth* Here, eat this caramel!

Toa: OOMPH!

Knight:

MC: *Sprays Knight with bottle* Stop belittling yourself! You’re such a loyal, true friend, worthy of praise and love!

Knight: Oy. Belittle. Did you have to use that word?

MC: Um, oops, sorry! *Sprays water on herself* Forgive me?

Knight: Well…*Grumbles* I suppose. Wanna go see kitties at the pier?

MC: Yay! Yes please! *Holds Knight’s hand as they walk together. Knight grumbles to himself but is secretly pleased*

Fenn:

MC: Fenn, remember the conversations we’ve had about personal space? About not invading it if I don’t want you to?

Fenn: Of course Treasure!

MC: You’re sitting in my lap.

Fenn: So I am! *Nods emphatically and purrs*

MC: *Sprays bottle directly in face*

Fenn: Oooooooh. Do it again!

Lynt and Tino:

MC: OK Lynt, I have class. You need to get up and get your head out of my lap.

*Lynt continues to sleep*

MC: Tino, can you give me a hand here?

Tino: Oh my MC! It looks like Prince Lynt still needs his sleep! Oh stars, Prince Lynt please wake up!

*Lynt continues to sleep*

Tino: I’m so sorry! You might miss class!

MC: *Takes spray bottle and blasts Lynt* Wake up! You can’t sleep through EVERYTHING!

Lynt: Hmmmm? So sleepy.

MC: *Takes spray bottle and blasts Tino* And stop enabling him! He’s a grown man for goodness sakes!

Roy:

*Takes a gigantic garden hose and drenches water all over Roy*

MC: Stop acting like a B-rated Avari tool! The real you is sweet, passionate, and SO *increases water pressure* MUCH *increases water pressure to max* BETTER than prince perfect you strawberry-pink lemonade haired idiot! Be yourself!

*Roy stands, eyes wide open, water dripping off his clothes*

MC: Also, sometimes you need to express what you’re actually feeling/thinking, you know, like I just did? You kinda suck at doing that unless forced.

MC: Ummm, need a towel to dry off? *Roy continues to stare. Clothes cling to his skin* Actually, never mind. You look perfect as is. *My god he’s gorgeous* Stay wet please. Bye! *MC runs away*

Grayson:

MC: Grayson, thank you for helping me!

Grayson: Don’t thank me. I did nothing of consequence.

MC: *Sprays Grayson between the eyes* Stop putting yourself down! You are brave, and one of the most considerate and genuine people I know, magic or no magic. *Aims bottle at Grayson* I will keep this up until you actually believe it yourself, good sir.

Grayson: I am not worth the trouble.

MC: *Sprays bottle again* What did I tell you Grayson? I didn’t want to do this, but you leave me no choice. I’m going to ask Sherry to join me in my spray bottle efforts.

Grayson: Please don’t.

MC: OK. We’re going to try this again. *Breathes deeply and aim bottle directly at Grayson* Grayson, thank you for helping me!

Grayson: *Says nothing for a few seconds, then sighs* You’re welcome.

Rio:

Rio is the walking embodiment of a loyal, energetic puppy. Such a good boy! It’s hard to imagine him being legitimately bad or having bad habits. However…

Rio: *Eating three meals worth of food in the mess hall*

MC: Hey Rio. RIIIIIIOOOOO. Hellllloooooo. *waves hand in front of his face. Rio remains oblivious*

MC: Sigh. *Sprays water on side of Rio’s face* RIO!

Rio: Oh. Hey Sunbeam! *Licks water from his face* Thanks, I was pretty thirsty! But next time, could ya give it to me in a glass?

MC: Rio, that wasn’t why I—

Rio: *Looks at MC with puppy eyes*

MC: Um, never mind.

Lance:

MC: Hey Lance. How’re you doing?

Lance: *Says nothing, stares at MC*

MC: Lance. Laaaaaaannnnnccceeee.

Lance: *Still says nothing*

MC: *Sprays him directly in the eyes*

Lance: Oi there! Why’d you do that?

MC: You are one of the kindest people I know. But you’re soooo awkward and broody. I mean, you talk more to animals than to people.

Lance: Well, at least animals don’t spray water in my face!

Bonus - Sherry!

Sherry: MC! I’ve heard you’ve been spraying everyone with water! What about me? Spray me!

MC: Aw, but I have no reason to! You’re the perfect friend!

Sherry: *Gives MC biggest hug. Then sprays MC in the face* Got you, hehe!

MC: I’m SO going to get you! *Runs outside chasing Sherry with spray bottle*

CODA:

Sherry and MC are running outside, ducking behind benches and bushes, trying to spray one another with water. Suddenly, they hear a low chuckle.

“Ah, so you are here. And Sherry. Very good.” Suddenly, a spray of water hits MC, drenching her.

“You said I shouldn’t be a tool. But, you said nothing about using a tool.” Roy chuckles as he holds a garden hose. His clothes are still dripping wet.

“Hey! Sherry, come help me!”

“Looks like it’s time for me to go MC! Have fun you two!” Sherry leaves, and winks at her brother, laughing.

Roy walks to the MC, a twinkle in his eye. “So, you also told me I should be more open with how I feel.” He puts an arm around her her shoulder. “Let’s go back to my chambers. If you will allow it, I’ll be quite transparent there.”

“I’d…like that.” She holds his hand. He looks down at her, a smile on his face. He wraps her in a hug.

“Thank you Heartspell. For being honest with me. For showing me how to be honest as well.”

If there are other consorts y’all want a CODA for (i.e., your fav consort), make a request in the notes section and I’ll do my best to add it!

[parkhyoshinbrazil]

MELON revela as melhores músicas da última década (2010-2019)

No dia 1º de dezembro de 2020, o Melon - o maior serviço de streaming de música da Coreia - revelou sua tabela com as 100 melhores músicas da década de 2010 (2010 a 2019). IU foi a artista que conseguiu o maior número de músicas, de longe, nas paradas, com 11 de suas músicas chegando ao top 100. BOL4 ficou em segundo lugar, com cinco músicas, enquanto TWICE e Park Hyo Shin empataram em terceiro com quatro músicas listadas cada um. BTS, BLACKPINK, Paul Kim e Busker Busker vieram em seguida, com cada artista colocando três músicas na parada. Parabéns a todos os artistas que fizeram o chart! A lista completa de 100 músicas é a seguinte:

Busker Busker’s “Cherry Blossom Ending”

IU’s “Through the Night”

Park Hyo Shin’s “Wildflower”

BTS’s “Spring Day”

IU’s “Friday” (featuring HISTORY’s Jang Yi Jeong)

Ailee’s “I Will Go to You Like the First Snow”

IU and HIGH4’s “Not Spring, Love, or Cherry Blossoms”

Paul Kim’s “Every Day, Every Moment”

MC the Max’s “No Matter Where”

Naul’s “Memory of the Wind”

MeloMance’s “Gift”

VIXX, Sung Si Kyung, Park Hyo Shin, Seo In Guk, and Lee Seok Hoon’s “Because It’s Christmas”

IU’s “Meaning of You” (featuring Kim Chang Wan)

Yoon Jong Shin’s “Like It”

Heize’s “You, Clouds, Rain” (featuring Shin Yong Jae)

TWICE’s “Cheer Up”

BOL4’s “Galaxy”

IU’s “Merry Christmas in Advance” (featuring Thunder)

Im Chang Jung’s “Love Again”

Urban Zakapa’s “I Don’t Love You”

Soyou and Junggigo’s “Some”

iKON’s “Love Scenario”

IU’s “Good Day”

San E and Raina’s “A Midsummer Night’s Sweetness”

Shaun’s “Way Back Home”

Han Dong Geun’s “Making a New Ending for This Story”

Kim Bum Soo’s “Last Love”

BTS’s “DNA”

Red Velvet’s “Red Flavor”

Im Chang Jung’s “The Love I Committed”

Primary’s “Johnny” (featuring Dynamic Duo)

IU’s “Palette” (featuring G-Dragon)

BOL4’s “Tell Me You Love Me”

Lee Juck’s “Don’t Worry”

Busker Busker’s “Yeosu Night Sea”

IU’s “You & I”

Crush’s “Beautiful”

BLACKPINK’s “DDU-DU DDU-DU”

TWICE’s “TT”

Paul Kim’s “Me After You”

Nilo’s “Pass”

Jang Deok Cheol’s “Good Old Days”

BOL4’s “Hard to Love”

Lee Hi’s “Breathe”

Dean’s “D (Half Moon)” (featuring Gaeko)

WINNER’s “Really Really”

Jung Seung Hwan’s “If It Was You”

BOL4’s “Travel”

BTOB’s “Missing You”

BLACKPINK’s “As If It’s Your Last”

BIGBANG’s “BANG BANG BANG”

Park Hyo Shin’s “Snow Flower”

Wanna One’s “Energetic”

Seo In Guk and Jung Eun Ji’s “All for You”

BLACKPINK’s “Playing With Fire”

Zion.T’s “Yanghwa Bridge”

Jung Joon Il’s “Hug Me”

Oh Hyuk’s “A Little Girl”

GFRIEND’s “Me Gustas Tu”

BEAST’s “On Rainy Days”

BOL4’s “Some”

Woo Won Jae’s “We Are” (featuring Loco and Gray)

PSY’s “What Would Have Been” (featuring Park Jung Hyun)

Heize’s “Don’t Come Back” (featuring Yong Junhyung)

Taeyang’s “Eyes, Nose, Lips”

Paul Kim’s “Rain”

GFRIEND’s “Rough”

IU’s “BBIBBI”

Park Hyo Shin’s “Breath”

Baek A Yeon’s “Shouldn’t Have…” (featuring Young K)

Taeyeon’s “I” (featuring Verbal Jint)

Hyukoh’s “Wi Ing Wi Ing”

MOMOLAND’s “BBoom BBoom”

Kyuhyun’s “At Gwanghwamun”

Davichi’s “This Love”

TWICE’s “Like OOH-AHH”

MC the Max’s “Wind That Blows”

GFRIEND’s Yuju and Loco’s “Spring is Gone by Chance”

Han Dong Geun’s “Amazing You”

IU’s “Twenty-Three”

TWICE’s “Dance the Night Away”

4Men’s “I Can’t” (featuring Mi)

Busker Busker’s “Love, At First”

Sung Si Kyung’s “Every Moment of You”

Roy Kim’s “Only Then”

Lee Sun Hee’s “Meet Him Among Them”

Suran’s “Wine” (produced by BTS’ Suga)

IU’s “My Old Story”

BTS’s “Blood Sweat & Tears”

AKMU’s “200%”

Zico’s “Boys and Girls” (featuring Babylon)

Maktub and Gu Yoon Heo’s “Marry Me”

Primary’s “Question Mark” (featuring Dynamic Duo’s Choiza and Zion.T)

MAMAMOO’s “Starry Night”

AKMU’s “Last Goodbye”

Park Won’s “All of My Life”

Naul’s “Living in the Same Time”

Zion.T’s “Eat”

10cm’s “What the Spring??”

Gummy’s “You Are My Everything”

Fontes: Park Hyo Shin Planet e Noveen

[merelygifted]

Godfather and trailblazer Daddy U-Roy has died | Entertainment | Jamaica Gleaner

Jamaican vocalist and pioneer of toasting, Ewart Beckford, better known to the world as Daddy U-Roy, has died, his partner Marcia Smikle confirmed to The Gleaner.

He passed away at 11:10 last night at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) after undergoing surgery there.

Born on September 20, 1941, the trailblazer, who gave every toaster, rapper and MC their career, was 79.

An emotional Smikle, who has been by the legendary toaster's side for 41 years, said that U-Roy had been ailing for some time and had been in and out of the hospital.

"He has diabetes and hypertension, but those are under control because we make sure that he takes his medication. But he also had a kidney problem and was being treated at Andrews [Hospital], and then they told us to take him to UWI for surgery because the kidney had messed up the bladder, and he was bleeding," Smikle said.

"They recommended dialysis for the kidney, but he didn't want to do that," she added.

U-Roy was admitted to the UHWI, and the surgery performed on Tuesday.

"It was successful, and the bleeding stopped. But afterwards, the doctors realised that somewhere else was blocked up, and they had to take him back to theatre on Wednesday. Him heart stopped three times, and him come back and then last night he died. Him never mek it," she told The Gleaner, between tears.

Smikle said that despite his illness, U-Roy was still active on a daily basis.

"He was still doing dubplate specials here at home for people who wanted them," she said...

... An original toaster from the 60s, often hailed as the Godfather of Dancehall, Daddy U-Roy was also known as The Originator and Hugh Roy.

His melodic style of toasting, applied with a highly developed sense of timing, set him in a class by himself.

U-Roy's first two singles released on Duke Reid's Treasure Isle label, Wake the Town (1970) and Wear You to the Ball (1970), were Jamaican hits and established his reputation as one of Jamaica's most popular toasters.

U-Roy then went on to work with other major producers on the island, including Lee 'Scratch' Perry, Bunny Lee, Phil Pratt, Sonia Pottinger, Rupie Edwards, Alvin Ranglin, and Lloyd Daley.

The year 1971 saw the release of Beckford's DJ version of The Paragons' The Tide Is High. Beckford first toured the UK in 1972 with the artistes Roy Shirley and Max Romeo.

In 1975, the album Dread in a Babylon was released in the United States, Europe and Jamaica by Virgin Records.

The success of Dread in a Babylon led to a series of Tony Robinson-produced albums: Natty Rebel (1976 ), Rasta Ambassador (1977), and Jah Son of Africa (1978).

Beckford's international popularity led to the album Natty Rebel being released in 1976 on Virgins' imprint Front Line label in Nigeria, as well as in France on Virgin and Polydor.

In 1980, Blondie had a world-wide hit with the reggae track The Tide Is High, which prompted Virgin to re-release the original Paragons' track from 1967 and the 1971 U-Roy version as a single that same year.

U-Roy was featured on the album True Love by Toots and the Maytals, which won the Grammy Award in 2004 for Best Reggae Album, and showcased many notable musicians including Willie Nelson, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Trey Anastasio, Gwen Stefani and No Doubt, Ben Harper, Bonnie Raitt, Manu Chao, The Roots, Ryan Adams, Keith Richards, Toots Hibbert, Paul Douglas, Jackie Jackson, Ken Boothe, and The Skatalites.

In 2007, U-Roy was honoured by the Jamaican Government, receiving the Order of Distinction for his contribution to music. ...

[ashtray-girl]

some of my all-time fave italian songs:

Gli Uomini Non Cambiano - Mia Martini

Amarsi Un Po’ - Lucio Battisti

Fuliggine - Mina

Specchi Riflessi - Mina & Celentano

Apri Il Cuore - Adriano Celentano

Hanno Ucciso L’Uomo Ragno - 883 (*)

Amore Disperato - Nada

Zeta Reticoli - Meganoidi

Io Sto Bene - CCCP Fedeli alla Linea

La Mia Parte Intollerante - Caparezza

Dalla Parte Del Toro - Caparezza

Abiura Di Me - Caparezza

Domani Smetto - Articolo 31

Non E’ Un Film - Articolo 31

Gente Che Spera - Articolo 31 (ft. Reverendo)

Acida - Prozac+

Cagna - Prozac+

Angelo - Prozac+

Tolleranza Zero - Punkreas

Fata Morgana - Litfiba

Il Volo - Litfiba

Vivere Il Mio Tempo - Litfiba

Tribù - Piero Pelù

Amore Immaginato - Piero Pelù (ft. Anggun) (**)

Un Altro Ballo - Gemelli Diversi

Qualcosa Di Grande - Lunapop

50 Special - Lunapop

Niente Di Più - Lunapop

Lost In The Weekend - Cesare Cremonini

La Mia Storia Tra Le Dita - Gianluca Grignani

Mama Maé - Negrita

Che Rumore Fa La Felicità - Negrita

Viaggia Insieme A Me - Eiffel 65

Il Mio Nemico - Daniele Silvestri (***)

Via Le Mani Dagli Occhi - Negramaro

Cade La Pioggia - Negramaro (ft. Jovanotti / Lorenzo Cherubini)

Basta Così - Negramaro (ft. Elisa)

Eppure Sentire (Un Senso Di Te) - Elisa

Gli Ostacoli Del Cuore - Elisa (ft. Ligabue)

Sei Solo Tu - Nek (ft. Laura Pausini)

Briciole - Noemi

L’amore Si Odia - Noemi (ft. Fiorella Mannoia)

Vieni Da Me - Le Vibrazioni

Le Cose Che Non Dici - Tiziano Ferro (****)

Rosso Relativo - Tiziano Ferro

Xdono - Tiziano Ferro

Il Confine - Tiziano Ferro

Ti Scatterò Una Foto - Tiziano Ferro

Hai Delle Isole Negli Occhi - Tiziano Ferro

Due Destini - Tiromancino

La Descrizione Di Un Attimo - Tiromancino

Alfonso - Levante

Cuori D’Artificio - Levante

Farfalle - Levante

Contare Fino A Dieci - Levante

Ciao Per Sempre - Levante

Pezzo Di Me - Levante (ft. Max Gazzé)

Eri Bellissima - Ligabue

Cosa Vuoi Che Sia - Ligabue

Ossigeno - Raf

Ballo - Raf

Tutti I Miei Sbagli - Subsonica (*****)

Nuova Ossessione - Subsonica

Incantevole - Subsonica

La Glaciazione - Subsonica

66 (Diabolus In Musica) - Linea 77 ft. Subsonica

Rose Viola - Ghemon (******)

Criminale Emozionale - Ghemon

Happy Days - Ghali

Wily Wily - Ghali (*******)

Piromani - Le Luci Della Centrale Elettrica

Il Tempo Passa Per Noi - L’Orso

Morirò Da Re - Maneskin

Immortale - Maneskin

Ultimo Ostacolo - Paola Turci

FEMME - Francesca Michielin

Uramaki - Mahmood

Asia Occidente - Mahmood

Barrio - Mahmood

Rapide - Mahmood

Come No - Baby K

Quelli Che Benpensano - Frankie Hi-NRG MC

Rivoluzione - Frankie Hi-NRG MC (ft. Roy Paci & Enrico Ruggeri)

Quello Che Non C’è - Afterhours

Viba - Verdena

Angie - Verdena

Attento - Yane (********)

Cosa Mi Manchi A Fare - Calcutta

Un Film Sul Panico - Caponord (*********)

L’Autunno Che Cade - Caponord

Andromeda - Elodie (**********)

Pensare Male - The Kolors & Elodie

Musica (E Il Resto Scompare) - Elettra Lamborghini

Non Sei Come Me - Achille Lauro

Angelo Blu - Achille Lauro (ft. Cosimo)

Mamacita - Achille Lauro (ft. Vins)

1990 - Achille Lauro

Cadillac - Achille Lauro

Delinquente - Achille Lauro

Me Ne Frego - Achille Lauro

Carillon - Nahaze (ft. Achille Lauro)

(*) the title literally means: “They Killed Spider-Man” and the lyrics are just about... trying to understand who actually did it. also i’m pretty sure if you’re over 18 and you don’t know the entire song by heart, they revoke your citizenship (**) this is half in Italian and half in English, so it might be more accessible if you don’t speak Italian and want to understand (at least partially) what the lyrics are about (***) Daniele Silvestri said FUCK American imperialism back in ‘02, we stan a visionary king (****) when this song first came out i was far too young to pay attention to the lyrics, but listening to it now i’m honestly surprised ppl didn’t talk abt it more at the time, bc they’re essentially abt being a closeted gay man and Tiziano Ferro came out years later but i mean... come on. it’s not like the clues weren’t there from the beginning (the title literally means “The Things You Don’t Say”) (*****) Subsonica are actually in the top 3 of my fave bands ever. i don’t talk much abt them on here bc their fandom is minuscule but they really do mean a lot to me, i’ve seen them live like 6 times and it was hard not to put their entire discography on here, bc i basically like all of their songs and i genuinely think they’re one of the best bands we have (and, from what i’ve heard, they seem like lovely ppl as well) (******) as much as i loved Mahmood’s Soldi and i’m glad it won, this would’ve actually been my winner for Sanremo 2019. i think it’s one of the best italian songs of the last 5 years and Ghemon deserves FAR more credit for it (it’s about domestic violence but the lyrics are so delicate and compassionate, and the video is visually stunning) (*******) Ghali grew up in Milan but his family is Tunisian, so the lyrics are a mixture of Italian, Arabic and French (********) Yane is a local artist from my area and i’m honestly gutted he’s not more well-known bc i think he’s really talented. even though this song is from a few years ago i still think it should’ve been a hit and i can’t accept the fact that nobody knows abt it lmao (*********) this is another band nobody seems to know abt and it was actually my parents who introduced it to me. i’m not even sure they’re still active anymore, but i still think they’re criminally underrated (**********) my winner for Sanremo 2020. i still can’t get over the fact that she ended up 7th!! also, she kicks ass in general and her new album is great from start to finish, so maybe give her a chance and stream This Is Elodie, pls and ty.

[diarrheaworldstarhiphop]

In an infamous Newsweek cover story in March 1990, beneath the strapline “Rap Rage”, journalist Jerry Adler laid out the case for the prosecution against the corrupting influence of hip-hop which, even by that stage, had become wearyingly overfamiliar to its many fans. The broad brushstrokes of the charges were aptly satirised later, in the voice of Marge Simpson: “Rap music belongs in the rubbish bin: it encourages punching, boasting, and rudeness to hoes.” But in the midst of this archetypal George Bush Sr-era moral panic, the article made another criticism that sounded rather more accurate. Hip-hop is, Adler wrote scathingly, “music so post-industrial it’s almost not even played, but pieced together out of pre-recorded sound bites”. In the Chicago-based writer Roy Christopher’s Dead Precedents, we have an enjoyable, pithy account of why this isn’t a criticism at all.

Written with the passion of a zine-publishing fan and the acuity of an academic (he is both), Christopher explores the idea of hip-hop as “black cyberpunk”. His argument is that rap and cyberpunk were twin movements, in which technologically liberated renegades created the future by reinventing the past, building new worlds using DIY ethics and freewheeling bricolage. Like hip-hop itself, his book is layered with overlapping references and allusions, quotes and “samples’” proudly standing on the shoulders of giants.

A typical chapter takes us on a tour around four less discussed pillars of hip-hop: recording, archiving, sampling and intertextuality (MC-ing, DJ-ing, B-boying and graffiti writing are the standard quartet) – and draws on reference points as broad as Edward Snowden, Walter Benjamin, De La Soul (pictured) and Blade Runner, to discuss the hacking, reworking and the conflicted relationships rap has with history, memory and the vast libraries of cultural products now available to draw on. Perhaps we all now function in this way – perhaps we are all cyberpunks, constantly reconfiguring an unstable, half-remembered archive of clips, snippets and sounds.

Christopher quotes Adbusters magazine founder Kalle Lasn, who takes this further, and says digital citizens have been brainwashed by consumer capitalism’s onslaught, and all now “speak a kind of corporate Esperanto: words and ideas sucked up from TV and advertising”. This refusal to believe that younger adults have the agency – and cynicism – to critique, let alone transcend, the bombardment of messages thrown at them in the 21st century would at least explain why his magazine is full of sixth-form, Banksy-esque “subvertising”. Christopher knows better than this, and sees the bricoleurs as pioneers, not dupes.

Christopher’s achievement is to avoid making the connections between his two great interests, hip-hop and cyberpunk, seem forced - and to be fair, they really don’t need to be. They emerged in the same 1980s context, in a moment of intense post-industrial decline and technological upheaval; they are both reliant on a bedrock of “codes and signs to hack [and] meanings to hijack” – as acts of subversion, whether playful or polemical. There is even the Afrofuturist style of early hip-hop: its goggles, gloves, mohawks and leathers; looks “cobbled together from the fragments of past fads and fashions” – emerging in Robert Moses’s New York, a South Bronx of broken windows and social decay, devastated by “highway-bound white flight”. When Ronald Reagan visited on the campaign trail in August 1980, he said the area looked like it had been hit by an atom bomb. Looking back, it makes a certain amount of sense that the first two Mad Max films had come out either side of this visit and that year’s epochal US presidential election.

Dead Precedents is almost pamphlet-length, barely 150 pages long – although accompanied by extensive notes, bibliography and further listening, appropriately – but it is no less emphatic in its argument that the 21st century truly began with these twin movements. And even if the cyberpunk moment encapsulated in the thrilling writings of William Gibson, Rudy Rucker and Bruce Sterling has passed, its spirit lives on in the Afrofuturist R&B of Janelle Monáe or the beats of Flying Lotus, the films of Boots Riley, the Afropunk festival, and a thousand other bionically blooming flowers of hip-hop culture. And this is before we even contemplate what the young people growing up on Black Panther will go on to create. Grandmaster Flash was “hip-hop’s first hacker, its first cyberpunk”, Christopher contends at one point; he will not be the last.

Dan Hancox is the author of Inner City Pressure: The Story of Grime (HarperCollins)

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The Week Ahead 6/19-6/25

We’re sure your treated your pops to a great Father’s Day, but now it’s time to treat yourself! This week is full of delicious drinks, outdoor music, all the rosé, a sweaty workout, and an open bar party with a blast-from-the-past twist. This definitely counts as self-care...

$39 Ticket To Enjoy 8 Margaritas At 8 Different Downtown Venues

Expect a day of great vibes, amazing company, and more margaritas than you'll be able to drink at The 8th Annual NYC Margarita March, happening this Saturday! The tequila-fueled fiesta kicks off at Good Behavior, aka the gorgeous rooftop treasure atop the Made Hotel. Have your first margarita overlooking the city, soaking in the summer breezes at this stunning aerie in the sky. Snap pictures of your margarita with the Empire State Building, taking a break to hit the tropical-themed dance floor and savor al fresco feels via two balconies. Next up, you'll make your way to even more bars across downtown Manhattan, including Ways And Means, The Late Late, John Doe, Plug Uglies, and then some! Toast to a Saturday full of spectacular sips...

MC Solaar, Bon Entendeur, & Hyphen/Hyphen In Central Park

FranceRocks and the French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF) present a showcase highlighting French music of the past, present and future, featuring French mega stars MC Solaar, Bon Entendeur, & Hyphen/Hyphen!

$59 Ticket To The Summer Rosé Soirée: 2 Hour Open Bar with Appetizers

If you thought you loved rosé, we’re here to prove that the sky is the limit! The Patio at Charlie Palmer Steak is hosting The Summer Rosé Soirée. Enjoy a mix of sweet and savory cuisine, all meant to elevate your sips, be it the multi-award winning Mirabeau Still & Sparkling Rosé Wines or the Rosé-Inspired Cocktails. You'll sip in excess as you marvel in the al fresco scene. Expect lush greenery, pops of color, and the energy of Midtown, all within an intimate hidden space away from the hustle and bustle. With a few more surprises in store (hello, prizes!) and music to keep you boogying, this fête will give you equal parts luxury and revelry...

Free High Intensity Workout to End Your Day

Get your blood pumping and end your workday on a high note with a free HIIT class! HIIT The Deck is a boxing-inspired, high intensity core and conditioning workout that will have you maxing out! So join in and get ready to knock out your goals!

$19 VIP Ticket: 2 Hour Open Bar Studio 54 Summer Fridays Party 

Dubbed "the best Disco Dance Party in NYC" by the New York Post, Casa 51's Studio 54 Summer Fridays being the past back to life. This exclusive soirée has everything you need for an epic evening - think drinks, dancing, divas, and dazzling denizens, all gathering to celebrate disco in all its glory. Find inspiration from disco-era icons like John Travolta, Andy Warhol, Grace Jones, Liza Minelli, Donna Summer, ABBA and the like, working the dance floor as live DJ's fuel the fun - not to mention live performances by the Studio 54 Aerialist and groovy Roller Girls gliding throughout the scene. Fill up on endless pours of '70s-themed cocktails, take a break to snap selfies in the Boogie Wonderland and the Mirrored Wall areas, catch some fresh air on the outdoor ParaDisco patio, watch the fashion shows, and more. Forget your work-week woes - everybody get down tonight!

A Color Study and a Demonstration of Craft

Alex Da Corte’s ROY G BIV is both a video installation and an ongoing performance. The cubical structure onto which Da Corte’s video is projected will be painted a series of colors by Americo Da Corte, the artist’s brother who is a professional housepainter. The performance riffs on John Baldessari’s video Six Colorful Inside Jobs, for which the artist painted the inside of a room one color per day for six days, and brings the emotional labor and color journey of ROY G BIV into the viewer's space. Stop by, grab a seat, and enjoy a story of love, loss, and transformation.

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Best World War II Non-fiction History Books

ABRAMSKY, C. (ed.), Essays in Honour of E. H. Carr ('The Initiation of the Negotiations Leading to the Nazi-Soviet Pact: A Historical Problem’, D. C. Watt) Macmillan, 1974

ABYZOV, VLADIMIR, The Final Assault, Novosti, Moscow, 1985

ALEXANDROV, VICTOR, The Kremlin, Nerve-Centre of Russian History, George Allen 8: Unwin, 1963

ALLILUYEVA, SVETLANA, Only One Year, Hutchinson, 1969

Twenty Letters to a Friend, Hutchinson, 1967

AMORT, R., and JEDLICKA, I. M., The Canan's File, Wingate, 1974

ANDERS, LIEUTENANT-GENERAL W., An Army in Exile, Macmillan, 1949

ANDREAS-FRIEDRICH, RUTH, Berlin Underground, 1939-1945, Latimer House, 1948

ANON, A Short History of the Bulgarian Communist Party, Sofia Press, Sofia, 1977

ANON, The Crime of Katyn, Facts and Documents, Polish Cultural Foundation, 1965

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Carter is now an old man, but he achieved something in his life. His family is his pride and the most important thing, he loves it more than anything 😌

No one:

Amy and Anya on the party:

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can you rec me any song (not generic idol kpop) that the korean public loves? you always know that kind of obscure songs

hmm if we’re not going into pop songs, then a good bet would be either rap, rnb/hh or ballad songs, since those are a big hit on korean charts! and that’s the only way i can really say whether the krn public likes them or not, since i’m neither korean nor live there

firstables i’d recommend anything by zico(she’s a baby), dean(instagram), crush(ooh ahh), hyukoh(comes and goes), suran(wine), gray(good), heize(star) and zion.t(yanghwa bridge). these are by no means obscure but they’re very popular rnb/hh/whatever genre artists in south korea from what i see on charts. 

and ballad/folk/rnb/soul/etc music wise i would recommend yoon jong shin(like, frame), davichi(beside me), bol4(galaxy), akmu(dinosaur, melted), paul kim(wanna love you), ailee(i will go to you like the first snow), melomance(gift), im chang jung(love again), iu(through the night, palette), kyuhyun(at gwanghwamun), park hyoshin(wildflower), sung sikyung(i still), kim yeonwoo(my apology letter, move), brown eyed soul(you, melody of the night), 10cm(bye babe, phonecert), cheeze(how do you think, mood indigo), hwang chi yeol(a daily song), kim bum soo(i miss you), standing egg(sch), mc the max(no matter where), clazziquai project(she is, curious), shin seung hun(mayo), crucial star(fall), dynamic duo(jam), busker busker(cherry blossom ending, kiss), noel(in the end), sunwoo jung ah(cat, springirls), leessang(i’m not laughing), roy kim(egoist), eddy kim(heart pound, the manual), eric nam(honestly), lee jin ah(run, random)

almost all listed are all at least somewhat popular in sk from what i know!

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Max Linder.

Filmografía

En Francia:

1905: Dix femmes pour un mari, de Georges Hatot, Lucien Nonguet y Ferdinand Zecca con Max Linder.

1905: La première sortie d'un collégien, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1906: C'est papa qui prend la purge, de Louis Feuillade con Max Linder.

1906: Les contrebandiers, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1906: Le pendu, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1906: Le Poison - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1906: Le premier cigare d'un collégien, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1906: Lèvres collées - Anónimo

1907: Max patineur - Les débuts d'un patineur, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1907: Le domestique hypnotiseur, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder, Blémont, Jacques Vandenne, Meg Villars.

1907: Idée d'apache, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1907: La mort d'un toréador (Un drame à Séville), de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1907: Sganarelle, de Albert Capellani con Max Linder.

1907: Une mauvaise vie, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1907: La vie, de Polichinelle (La légende, de Polichinelle), de Albert Capellani y Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1908: Mon pantalon est décousu, de André Heuzé con Max Linder.

1908: La rencontre imprévue, de Georges Monca con Max Linder.

1908: La très moutarde, de Georges Monca con Max Linder.

1908: Une représentation au cinématographe ou Une séance de cinématographe, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1908: Vive la vie, de garçon, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1908: Max jongleur ou L'obsession de l'équilibre, de Max Linder.

1908: Repos impossible ou Mes voisins font danser, de Louis J Gasnier.

1909: Avant et...après, de Max Linder.

1909: Un mariage forcé

1909: La flûte merveilleuse

1909: Un coup d'œil à chaque étage

1909: La timidité guérie par le sérum, de Max Linder.

1909: À qui mon cœur?

1909: La vengeance du bottier, de Max Linder.

1909: Amoureux , de la femme à barbe - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1909: Le baromètre, de la fidélité, de Georges Monca con Max Linder, Jeanne Marnac.

1909: Le bridge au plafond (Je bridge au plafond), de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Le chapeau-claque, de Georges Monca con Max Linder.

1909: En bombe après l'obtention de son bachot.

1909: L’ingénieux attentat, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Je voudrais un enfant, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1909: Kyrelor, bandit par amour, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Mes voisins me font danser - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1909: N'embrassez pas votre bonne - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1909: Le pantalon trop court, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: La petite rosse, de Camille, de Morlhon con Max Linder, Arlette d'Umès.

1909: Le petit jeune homme, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Quel est l'assassin? ou Qui a tué Max? de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Le râtelier de la belle-mère, de Georges Monca con Max Linder.

1909: Le soulier trop petit, de Georges Monca con Max Linder.

1909: La timidité vaincue, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Trop aimée - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1909: Un chien qui rapporte - Mon chien rapporte, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Un cross-country original, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Une campagne électorale, de Louis J Gasnier y Max Linder con Max Linder.

1909: Une conquête, de Charles Decroix con Max Linder.

1909: Une jeune fille romanesque, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Une poursuite mouvementée, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Une séance, de cinématographe, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1909: Un mariage à l'américaine - Un mariage américain, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1909: Le veston trop étroit, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1910: Les débuts de Max au cinéma - Max fait du cinéma, de Louis J Gasnier y Max Linder con Max Linder, Georges Monca, Lucien Nonguet, Charles Pathé.

1910: Le duel d'un monsieur myope, de Louis J Gasnier con Max Linder.

1910: Les effets des pilules, de Max - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder.

1910: Mariage au puzzle, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1910: Le mariage de Max (Max se marie), de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder, Paulette Lorsy, Jacques Vandenne.

1910: Max aéronaute - Max aviateur, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max a le feu sacré, de Lucien Nonguet con Gabrielle Lange, Max Linder, Jane Renouardt.

1910: Les exploits du jeune Tartarin, de Max Linder con Andrée Divonne, Max Linder, Jacques Vandenne.

1910: Max célibataire, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max champion de boxe, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max cherche une fiancée, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et Clancy tombent d'accord, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et la belle négresse (Max et sa belle négresse), de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et l'edelweiss, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et le téléphone, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et sa belle-mère, de Max Linder y Lucien Nonguet con Léon Belières, Charles, de Rochefort, Gabrielle Lange, Max Linder, Paulette Lorsy, Pâquerette, Jacques Vandenne.

1910: Max et ses trois mariages, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max et son rival (Tout est bien qui finit bien), de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max fait du patinage à roulettes ou Match de boxes entre patineurs à roulettes, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max fait du ski, de Louis J Gasnier y Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder, Gabrielle Lange.

1910: Max est hypnotisé, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max joue le drame, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max maîtresse de piano, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max manque un riche mariage, de Lucien Nonguet con Gabrielle Lange, Max Linder.

1910: Max ne se mariera pas, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder, Gabrielle Lange.

1910: Max prend un bain, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Max se trompe d'étage, de Lucien Nonguet con Max Linder.

1910: Une bonne pour monsieur, un domestique pour madame, de Lucien Nonguet con Blémont, Max Linder, Jacques Vandenne, Meg Villars.

1910: Le cauchemar de Max

1910: L'idiot qui se croit Max

1910: Petite gosse

1910: Ruse de mari

1910: Le serment d'un prince

1910: Le pacte

1910: Soldat par amour

1911: L’amour mouillé - Realizador desconocido con Max Linder, Cécile Guyon.

1911: La flûte merveilleuse, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1911: Max a un duel, de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1911: Max dans sa famille (Max en convalescence), de Max Linder con Max Linder.

1911: Max est charitable.

En EE.UU. :

1917: Max Comes Across (Max part en Amérique), de Max Linder con Max Linder, Martha Mansfield, Ernest Maupain.

1917: Max in a Taxi (Max et son taxi), de Max Linder con Max Linder, Martha Mansfield.

1917: Max Wants a Divorce (Max se divorcia), de Max Linder con Max Linder, Francine Larrimore, Martha Mansfield.

1921: Be my wife (Sé mi esposa), de Max Linder.

1921: Seven Years Bad Luck (Siete años de mala suerte), de Max Linder con Max Linder, Thelma Percy,Alta Allen, Betty K Peterson (Betty Peterson), Lola Gonzales, Harry Mann, Chance Ward ,Ralph Mc Cullough, Hugh Saxon, C E Anderson (Cap Anderson), F B Crayne.

1922: The Three Must-Get-Theres (L’étroit mousquetaire), de Max Linder con Max Linder, Bull Montana, Frank Cooke, Caroline Rankin, Jobyna Ralston, Jack Richardson, Charles Mezzetti, Clarence Wertz, Fred Cavens, Harry Mann,J ean, de Limur, Al Cooke.

En Austria :

1924: Der Zirkuskönig - Clown aus liebe (Le roi du cirque), de Max Linder y Edouard Emile Violet con Vilma Banky, Eugen Burg, Viktor Franz, Kurt Kasznar, Max Linder, Julius von Szöreghy.

Créditos: Tomado de Wikipedia

https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Linder

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[thatssomessie]

Gaon Chart releases chart rankings for April 8 - April 14

< Gaon Chart National Digital Singles Ranking >

1. TWICE - "What Is Love?" - 60,840,958 Points 2. WINNER - "Everyday" - 48,338,051 Points 3. Nilo - "Passer By" - 47,106,425 Points

4. Big Bang - "Flower Road" - 41,636,273 Points

5. Haon x Vinxen - "Bar Code" - 41,492,560 Points

6. MAMAMOO - "Starry Night" - 37,959,654 Points

7. iKON - "Love Scenario" - 36,341,281 Points

8. MeloMance - "You" - 36,102,605 Points

9. Momoland - "Bboom Bboom" - 30,014,388 Points

10. Jang Duk Chul - "Good Old Days" - 28,056,910 Points

< Gaon Chart National Physical Albums Ranking >

1. EXO-CBX - 'Blooming Days'

2. TWICE - 'What Is Love?'

3. Super Junior - 'REPLAY'

4. NCT - '2018EMPATHY'

5. TVXQ - 'New Chapter #1 _ The Chance Of Love'

6. WINNER - 'EVERYD4Y'

7. UNB - 'BOYHOOD'

8. MONSTA X - 'THE CONNECT _ DEJAVU'

9. Yoo Seonho - 'Spring, Seonho'

10. Hyeongseop x Euiwoong - 'Color Of Dream'

< Top 10 songs sung at Karaoke >

1. Jang Duk Chul - "Good Old Days" 2. Isu - "My Way"

3. MeloMance - "You" 4. Yoon Jong Shin - "Like It"

5. iKON - "Love Scenario" 6. Monday Kiz - "When Autumn Comes"

7. MoonMoon - "Contrail" 8. MeloMance - "Gift"

9. Roy Kim - "Only Then"

10. MC the Max - "No Matter Where"

Source: Gaon

[whitefall]

what are your all time favourite OSTS!!

hihi i linked to the official mvs but everything else is on youtube too!

would be better - heize (wise prison life :D i listen to it a lot these days)the moon embraces the sun full opening (instrumental, but it’s so majestic)every moment of you - sung si kyung (you who came from the stars)kiss me - zion.t (pinocchio) u - mc the max (it’s okay it’s love)a little girl - oh hyuk (reply 1988)flower - seo in guk (tomorrow with you, didn’t watch it) only one day - lyn (mask) back in time - lyn (moon that embraces the sun)eyes - jay park (oh my ghost)where are u - jung joon young (w)heaven - roy kim & kim ez (goblin)beautiful - baekhyun (exo next door) ring my bell - suzy (uncontrollably fond, didn’t watch)너의 얘길 들어줄게 - yoon mirae (school 2015)if you - kyuhyun (the best hit) if i live again - kim feel (memory, didn’t watch)fate - lee sun hee (king and the clown, didn’t watch) wind - jung seung hwan (moon lovers)my love - lee hi (moon lovers)windflower - iu (queen seonduk, didn’t watch)tbh every song on the it’s okay it’s love + moon lovers + wise prison life ost albums haha

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Ain’t No Half-Steppin’ lyrics

[Intro] Mmm, mmm, mmm Aw yeah, I'm with this I'm just gonna sit here laid back to this nice mellow beat, you know And drop some smooth lyrics 'cause '88 Time to set it straight, know what I'm sayin'? And Ain't No Half-Steppin' Word, I'm ready [Verse 1] Rappers steppin' to me, they want to get some But I'm the Kane, so, yo, you know the outcome Another victory, they can't get with me So pick a B.C. date 'cause you are history I'm the authentic poet to get lyrical For you to beat me, it's gonna take a miracle And steppin' to me, yo, that's the wrong move So what you on, Hobbs, dope or dog food? Competition, I just devour Like a pit bull against a Chihuahua 'Cause when it comes to bein' dope, hot damn I got it good, now let me tell you who I am The B-I-G D-A-double-D-Y K-A-N-E Dramatic, Asiatic, not like many I'm different, so don't compare me to another 'Cause they can't hang, word to the mother At least not with the principal in this pedigree So when I roll on you rappers, you better be Ready to die because you're petty You're just a butter knife, I'm a machete That's made by Ginsu, wait until when you Try to front, so I can chop into Your body, just because you try to be basin' Friday the 13th, I'mma play Jason No type of joke, gag, game, puzzle or riddle The name is Big Daddy, yes, Big, not little So define it, here's your walkin' papers, sign it And take a walk as the Kane start to talk, 'cause ... [Hook] Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane "Down the road" [Verse 2] My rhymes are so dope and the rappers be hopin' To sound like me, so soon I'll have to open A school of emceein', for those who wanna be in My field and court, then again, on second thought To have MC's comin' out soundin' so similar It's quite confusin' for you to remember The originator, and boy, do I hate a Perpetrator, but I'm much greater The best, oh, yes, I guess, suggest the rest should fess Don't mess or test your highness Unless you just address with best finesse And bless the paragraphs I manifest Rap prime minister, some say sinister Non-stoppin' the groove until when it's the Climax, and I max, relax and chill Have a break from a take of me actin' ill Brain cells are lit, ideas start to hit Next - the formation of words that fit At the table I sit, makin' it legit And when my pen hits the paper, ah shit! I stop and stand strong over MC's And devour with the power of Hercules Or Samson, but I go further the length 'Cause you could scalp my Cameo and I'll still have strength And no, that's not a myth, and if you try to riff Or get with, the man with the given gift of gab Your vocab, I'll only ignore Be sleepin' on your rhymes till I start to snore You can't awake me, or even make me Fear you, son, 'cause you can't do me none So, think about it if you're tryin' to go When you want to step to me, I think you should know that [Hook] Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane "Down the road" [Verse 3] I appear right here and scare and dare A mere musketeer that would dare to compare Put him in the rear, back there where he can't see clear Get a beer, idea or near stare, yeah So on to be want to be competition Tryin' to step to me, must be on a mission Up on the stage is where I'mma get you at You think I'm losin'? Pfft, picture that [Hook] Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Ain't No Half-Steppin' I'm the Big Daddy Kane Mister Cee, step to me [Verse 4] The name is Big Daddy, you know, as in, your father So when you hear a def rhyme, believe that I'm the author I grab the mic and make MC's evaporate The party people say, 'Damn, that rapper's great' The creator, conductor of poetry Et cetera, et cetera, it ain't easy bein' me I speak clearly so you can understand Put words together like Letter Man Now, that's dictation, proceedin' to my innovation Not like the other MC's that are an imitation Or an animation, a cartoon to me But when I'm finished, I'm sure that you are soon to see Reality, my secret technique Because I always speak with mentality I put my title in your face, dare you to base And if you try and come get it, yo, I'mma show you who's with it So if you know like I know, instead of messin' around Play like Roy Rogers and slow down Just give yourself a break, or someone else will take Your title, namely me, 'cause I'm homicidal That means murder, 'cause I'm about to hurt a- -nother emcee, that try to get with me I'll just break him and bake him and rake him And take him and mold him and make him Hold up the peace sign, As Salaam Alaikum!

Power words/phrases count: 23

Lyrics taken from https://genius.com/Big-daddy-kane-aint-no-half-steppin-lyrics