Tzatziki

Havent been listening to him lately but I thought he killed on truffle butter.

Have you heard his first no ceilings mixtape? That period of time was Wayne in his prime IMO.

Lil Wayne was killing it for a while, but he hasn't been the same in a while. There's still good artists out there doing they're thing man. I will forever miss the g funk era though and the Death Row days.

The music biz can be dirty like that sometimes.

Yup I believe it! Can't much else to do in Cleveland B)

:tup:

Bone thugs

JayZ is not my fave, but you gotta give credit when it is due the man is a legend.

The fee might be undisclosed, according to the link below it was 2.5 but I wasn't able to cross reference it anywhere. Best of luck to the kid. http://www.voetbalnieuws.be/news/201481/Wie_komt_naar_Genk?_Tegenstrijdige_info_over_Karelis_%C3%A9n_Samatta

The team needs to build some chemistry imo, too many new faces recently and we are def missing some of the on field leadership we used to have.

There's a lot of trash, but a good amount of quality too, Kendrick, Kanye, J. Cole, Run the Jewels, Danny Brown, Vince Staples, Chance, Earl...

Watch David Bowie Share His Appreciation for Hip-Hop on 'TODAY' Back in 1993 Gumbel asked, "You were saying that the only people in the music business now in your opinion who were being truly creative were the rappers," to which Bowie responded, "Yes, I believe that's so." He elaborated, "The quality and significance of the social message has moved very much to the black and hispanic market. And that's where the new force of music is coming from... With black music, there's a very strong social point to make. There's a means of discovery and a purpose." http://ca.complex.com/music/2016/01/david-bowie-talks-appreciation-for-hip-hop-1993-today-interview