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Slum Lord Intermission

I can’t wait to move to a new apartment. 

Last night was fun.

Today is going to be a nice lazy day.  I’m feeling this whole summer thing.  I like it.

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“I guess my whole thing about proving to people the culture right in front of their eyes came about in Art School. We’d all talk about how there “there is no American Art left”. And that made me feel like Tony Soprano, that made me feel like everything I loved was already over, I was somehow born into something past it’s prime. I never thought the Sopranos was really about the mafia, I thought it was about feeling connected to a culture,having loyalty that some people looked down on. All I could think about was how much I loved 20th century Art, how much I loved modernism and post modernism, jazz, baseball, basketball, commercial art, stuff we see everyday, that’s how I felt about platform 9 3/4 or Cellar door, if you just look, learn how to see the magic of everyday, the world comes alive.”
me (via occupywallsheet)
brain-food: Batmanby Evan Shaner 

brain-food:

Batman
by Evan Shaner 

  • Beastie Boys: Broke the racial barrier in hip-hop and reinvented what a rappers image is while touching generations of people with their different style and flow.
  • Wu-Tang Clan: Showed lyrical perfection and gave metaphorical 6th senses that still aren't 100% deciphered due to it's intensity; also basing their lives as if they were lyrical warriors fighting rappers that gave a false illusion of what hip-hop really is.
  • RUN DMC: Broke the rock and rap borders lines and created a new concept to music; combining rock and rap to change music forever while converting rock-heads into hip-hop-heads for the better by being more musically diverse.
  • N.W.A.: Combined rapping about street-live life and overthrowing the oppressive and racist cops that judged them based on what they looked like because of their skin color and where they grew up.
  • Young Money: Continuously rap about money and execute extremely poor delivery; make metaphors that contradict itself and virtually collapse within itself, make rap about fashion more than lyrics and talent. they all fucking suck.
  • Average Teen: lyk on da reel th0, i thnk dat yung muny da reelist krew out there th0. they gotz so much swaqq, no1 can tuch dem.