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Hey, Jhené … Jhené Aiko Featuring Kendrick Lamar “Stay Ready” Kendrick Lamar has the midas touch right now. With a list of 2013 guest appearances under his belt, we’ll hear the TDE rapper on another tune when Jhené Aiko releases her Sail Out EP. Hear more at: Hip Hop Wired
YouTube sensation Andrew Huang is making viral headlines this week for writing and performing a rap song without even one time using the letter “e.” To put that in perspective, in the sentence above, we used “e” 16 times! Sixteen! How could you ever pull it off for an entire song? In a word-dominated genre? Andrew decided to give it a shot, and he didn’t cut corners, either. Not only does Huang achieve his stated goal, the lyrics are still sick, and make sense! Rap Without the Letter E The best part? Not only does the song not contain an “e” in it, but the song is even ABOUT not using an “e.” The result, and his flow, are pretty unreal. “This is a rap song in which no lyrics contain that fifth capital,” he begins, accurately boasting that “I win big with wordplay” with “how I spray flows.” Huang asks his fans, “Do you kids miss this stiff fifth glyph?” A fair question. One he’ll answer during “Violin gigs, absurd paid shindigs, and Thursdays.” Fans are loving it, and how you can not. Give him an “A” for effort and execution, and express gratitude for this epically electric, educational experience. Sorry. Someone’s gotta compensate for his lack of “e” use.
Lionsgate has given us a fresh look at Catching Fire. With just two weeks to go until the release of this blockbuster, the following clip features Jennifer Lawrence ‘s heroine and Woody Harrelson’s Haymitch. The former is a mess, telling her mentor that she never meant for anyone to get killed and President Snow has to know that and stop worrying about a rebellion in the districts and, please, just help her get through this! “This trip? Girl wake up,” snaps Haymitch. “This trip doesn’t end when you get back home. You never get off this train! From now on, your job is to be distraction so people forget what the real problems are.” Catching Fire Clip: A Cry for Help Catching Fire opens on November 22 and here is another clip from The Hunger Games sequel to whet your appetite for action.
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