Stoned Festivus For The Rest of Us

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If Downey jr can do it in a movie, I can go on the streets as Diana Ross during Halloween

 

I don't even see what she said that was so horrible. Maybe I'm just not finding her quotes in their entirety, but from what I've seen, all she said was that wearing blackface as part of a Halloween costume is unacceptable, but when she was a kid, it was okay to do. I'm not sure that's true, but I don't see how pointing that out makes her a racist.

 

We were already hypothesizing on what future episodes could be. East/West beef was one of them. Women in rap was another.

 

Of all music genres, I think hip hop marginalizes women the most. I don't see anything wrong with an episode focusing on their contributions since so many fans are unaware.

 

divorcee is constantly making me try food I haven't tasted before....today she fed me leek soup and I gotta say....wish I had tried it 45 years ago....been missing out

 

sci fi isnt my thing but I am out of shows to watch and am trying this one....dont let me down brother

 

Woah... I didn't even give a review of it. If sci fi isn't your thing, I wouldn't recommend it.

 

It is surprising that they didn't mention them on a show about Hip Hop but now that you mention it, I do feel like Outkast's legacy has entered like a black hole of sorts. It's almost like the success of "Hey Ya" diminished their hip hop history or something.

I remember blazin and rollin down the streets to this one...

 

Go on and marinate on that a minute

 

They featured Hammer on the Bay Area episode

 

Appropriate song for this forum

 

From what I gather, you're saying they would essentially do the token politically correct episode dedicated to women and isolate the women of hip hop or from the main storylines of the series, as if they are asides.


My thoughts are that women weren't a huge factor in hip hop before the millenium, I don't know what eras the documentary spans. That's not to say there weren't any good female rappers though, on top of Queen Latifah, I'd hope they mention Lauren Hill. I think she was kind of the one who launched female rappers as being capable lyricists. Also TLC and Salt n Pepa were pretty huge.

 

They had a Bay Area episode?

Did they mention Mac Dre? If not, obviously not produced by anyone who knows about Bay Area rap. If so, I'll definitely check it out.

 

john mayer being a whore on extra.

 

Nope. Too Short, E-40, Hammer, Digital Underground, which they used to segue into Pac some.

No Mac Dre, no Andre Nickatina--no Spice muthafukkin One!

 

Ughh women rappers. Not a fan.

 

If you like some of the old skool Bay Area stuff, this compilation is pretty good...



___TRACKLIST___
01 Numskull – Intro
02 Luniz – I Got 5 On It
03 R.B.L Posse – Bounce To This
04 Dru Down – Pimp Of The Year
05 JT The Bigga Figga – Game Recognize Game
06 Souls Of Mischief – 93 Till’ Infinity
07 E-40 & The Click – Captain Save A Hoe
08 Mac Mall On Y.B.B. Records – Skit
09 Mac Mall – Sic Wit Tis
10 Concious Daughters, The – Fonky Expedition
11 Mac Dre – Too Hard For The Fuckin’ Radio
12 Ray Luv – Get Ma Money On
13 Digital Underground – Freaks Of The Indudtry
14 MC Hammer – Ring Em
15 M.C. Pooh – Fuckin’ With Dank
16 Too Short – Girl (Cocaine) That’s Your Life
17 Dru Down, B. Legit, Richie Rich, Shock G, Numbskull, Rhythm & Green, Dwayne

Although I wish they would have put Blue Bird or Bammer Weed on here from R.B.L Posse and no Nickatina or Spice 1 on here either