The 80′s were a time when early rap and hip hop were slowly seeping into the mainstream. Anyone growing up during that time will remember unnecessary rap songs accompanying almost everything from fast food training to kids television programming. But it didn’t stop there, check out this ridiculous karate themed rap song.
Today, college is a necessity if you want a good job. But still, college isn’t for everybody. Most young people go to college, because it just seems like the next step in life. But student loans, useless degrees, and partying hard can really stray a young person on the wrong path. FreshBozzMusic discusses whether college is really worth it for everyone.
Ever since hip hop became mainstream in the 80′s, it has grown and evolved. Now, there are many different types of hip hop and rap stars. There are the mainstream rappers who just talk about sex, girls, drugs, and money. They are the most popular, even though they basically flaunt their status in front of their audience. There are also the rappers who discuss real cultural and political issues, but they aren’t given as much a voice. D. Respect breaks it all down.
The late 80′s and early 90′s was a strange time when hip hop was finally starting to be acceptable for the youth to listen to. But only certain rap songs were played for the very young and white. Like this song about bicycle safety. These rhymes are dope. The video is featured on EveryThingIsTerrible.
There’s no question, Steven Jobs is one of the world’s most famous, and influential CEOs. Jobs played a huge roll in many of Apple’s most successful products, such as the iMac, iPod, and iPhone, which paved the way for the entire tech industry.
When Steve announced he would be stepping down as CEO for health reasons, iNerds everywhere were upset. To honor the man, Pantlessknights created this tribute song, spoofing Jay-Z’s hit, What More Can I Say. The video is going viral on Mashable.
