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The goat has returned :blessed: 6th studio album on the way :wow: Attention Deficit 8/10 Ambition 7.5/10 The Gifted 9.5/10 The Album about Nothing 9.5/10 SHiNE 5/10

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The Gawd skated all over this shyt:ahh: I thought this was one of his better singles in his later years, but I remember a lot of people wasn't fukkin with it like that. Also untitled underrated as hell:ahh:

Anyone who saw him live knows this who am I to disagree :hubie:

how the GOAT composer doesn't have a thread appreciating his GOATness on here already is :snoop: the creator of some of film's greatest scores:whoo::wow: so come in here and post that piff brehs :blessed: the last 30 secs brehs :mjcry::whew::ohlawd:

the massacre at sioux falls :mjcry:

I've been following the Wano arc in One Piece, and it's crazy so far. I'm withholding judgement until it's finished though. Some of you probably remember my reactions to the Chimera Ant arc ( :wow: ) in that previous thread, as well. What's your personal GOAT story arc?

I will let you fools judge Juice the best that ever did it :yeshrug:

I've been posting my reactions to each episode in another thread. Just finished Episode 101 so I'll be posting my reactions to each ep as I go along. So far this is definitely up there with the likes of the Dark Tournament (Yu Yu Hakusho), Jojo's parts 2-4, and Enies Lobby (One Piece) one of...

Another one of my favorite movies of all time the shyt is wild and the twist and turns in this joint makes it a classic shyt fukked my head up first time I watched it what do you brehs think about this one? :jbhmm:

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Notorious B.I.G. Ron Isley aka Mr. Big Johnny Gill Maxwell Patti Labelle Heavy D Rasheeda Jaheim Lauryn Hill Lenny Kravitz Miles Davis Andre 3000 Jadakiss Lisa Left Eye Lopes TLC Gladys Knight Rebbie Jackson Remy Ma Waka flocka Al B Sure El Debarge Prince Brian Mcknight...

If your favorite isn't on the list, shout them out in the comments. (There are a lot of memorable minor characters in the movies (Greedo, Biggs, Admiral Piett, IG-88, Bossk, Wicket, Nien Nunb, Mon Mothma, etc.) and I can only create so many poll options.) May the force be with you :obama:

For me it's a tough call between the 70s and 80s. The 70s were full of innovation and top quality soul, funk, and R&B: Earth Wind and Fire, Marvin Gaye, Maze ft. Frankie Beverly, Stevie Wonder, P-Funk, Sly and the Family Stone, Mandrill, and so much more. :ahh: But the 80s gave us Whitney...

I had no idea how much this guy contributed to the culture. And he seems super humble and says he's fine with however people want to do hip-hop. He starts off the video kicking knowledge of the microscopic differences between stylus' needles, and why conical is better than flat for deejaying...

i couldnt find a truck so i just bought a diesel E-class :manny: this is like my 7th or 8th Mercedes

:umad: you brehs might wanna get some first page real estate :sas2: @Clout Lord @YoungMoneyCashMoneyBoy @CHICAGO

There's something about that digitized instrumentation that just put SNES music on another level. When you listen to other consoles from back in the day, all of their songs had the same soundfont. It was dope how so many classic SNES games had their own distinct "sound" even though they were...

KODAK BLACK SHUTS DOWN HIS INSTAGRAM AFTER COMPARING HIMSELF TO 2PAC, BIGGIE AND NAS There are certain things you cannot say on social media and get away with it. Kodak Black had to go as far as shutting down his IG page after making the erroneous statement that he was on the same level as...