Every super producer from Dre to Will.I.am to Timbaland have sung its praises to A.I music. It’s wild to listen to some of their beats that’s been innovative in its self but they see a future in something generated
Dr. Dre calls out people that says he doesn't produce or do anything in the studio 🚨
"I hear that shit all the time, they always say he didn't do this or I did that, like yo man I'm doing all this shit. Everybody that was in there with me knows what the fuck I do"
"If you're saying you're responsible for everything I did, why haven't you done it again"
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I noticed this and was wondering they was getting spanked so damn bad. Literally going against championship caliber teams for weeks with no let up lol
I haven't really seen anyone talking about but Silver has the Bulls playing the Knicks/Celtics/Sixers for 2 weeks straight. I'm not exaggerating, they literally are in the middle of a 2 week stretch where they are only playing the Knicks/Celtics/Sixers
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Paige retweeted
RIP Taurian “Air Up There” Fontenette (1983–2026).
The AND1 streetball legend, known as “Mr. 720,” has reportedly passed away. He rose to worldwide fame with his iconic 720-degree dunk in 2006, inspiring generations of dunkers and leaving a lasting legacy in streetball history.
It’s lowkey a lot, that shit just boring as hell, with no bump to it. However, Redveil just put out one of the best jazzy rap albums to come out in a minute.
We need more hip hop that is in the lineage of Native Tongues.
Listen, I love me some Griselda, Roc Marcy Coke raps and shit.
But it's just sad we don't have a huge lineage of modern artists who carry the jazzy, abstract torch.
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Nobody on Nike basketball roster with a signature can compete with this. Antman don’t take himself too serious. His Marketing is gold
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The only thing that’s keeping me from staying in Mexico City, is that i I won’t be able to get a 6pc fried hard with mild sauce. Other than that, I would’ve threw away the passport.
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Charlie Hunter playing D'Angelo's "The Root," wielding a
a custom 8-string bass/guitar combo – the upper 3 strings are bass and the bottom 5 guitar – allowing Hunter to play both parts simultaneously.
He co-wrote it with D’Angelo after jamming together to Jimi Hendrix songs during the “Voodoo” sessions at Electric Lady Studios.
