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Migos' "Bad And Boujee" Hits #1 On Billboard Hot 100
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ahahahahaa
This is the absolute worst forum on the internet to discuss hip hop.
On topic though, good on them, there was a point that it seems like Migos buzz might be dying. I think maybe the dab saved them. They really have dropped some great songs lately though
Check out:
Cocoon
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On topic though, good on them, there was a point that it seems like Migos buzz might be dying. I think maybe the dab saved them. They really have dropped some great songs lately though
Check out:
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Trapstar
No Hook
Good Drank
Key To The Streets
sixteen-bit
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pls tell me this is a joke
It's been a word for a while now
Migos made up the word just like Drake made up the phrases you only live once and what a time to be alive. Crazy huh.
bengraven
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I also have been hearing a coworker talking about his dislike of "boojee" rich people food. I thought it was his personal twist on bourgeois.
Souldriver
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lol I fast forwarded through the video with a 10 second interval, and it's the goddamn exact same sound every time. Guy speaking/rapping, little three note tune. AMAZIN!
Not for me.
Not for me.
"Objectively" lol
This is their best song by far
Listening to music isn't for you?
Ok
bobbychalkers
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Well deserved, the song slaps.
That doesn't make sense.
iMAGINATION
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Adam Sadler
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No he didn't. It hit number 1 the week before he said it
QuantumZebra
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BadAss2961
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Cookin' up dope in a Crock-Pot! (POT!)
This song made me laugh at first, then it grew on me. Great video too.
This song made me laugh at first, then it grew on me. Great video too.
spindashing
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Culture will be a phenomenon. If the singles out now are symbolic of its hit factor. Call Casting, T-Shirt and Bad & Boujee are all ace.
the South (esp ATL) has been carrying hip-hop for awhile now. All the best producers are from down here and so many new sounds come from down South.
the South (esp ATL) has been carrying hip-hop for awhile now. All the best producers are from down here and so many new sounds come from down South.
Unspeakable Evil
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But more importantly somehow Lil Uzi Vert has a #1 hit.
Don't die on this hill.
Best song? Best single maybe. Versace and Hannah Montana literally changed the rap game. And alot of shit on their tapes bang.
Lol right.
BadAss2961
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It was always used as a negative in my experience. Basically trying to appear wealthier/classier than you actually are.
But after this song and seeing what people think on urban dictionary, seems to have a positive spin now.
They're taking it back
CarpeDeezNutz
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PartTimeWarrior
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"Raindrop, drop top (drop top)
Smokin' on cookie in the hotbox (cookie)
Fuckin' on your bitch she a thot, thot (thot)
Cookin' up dope in the crockpot (pot)"
trash
Smokin' on cookie in the hotbox (cookie)
Fuckin' on your bitch she a thot, thot (thot)
Cookin' up dope in the crockpot (pot)"
trash
Black people in the US have been using it as a way to say you're "stuck up/a snob" for a couple of decades.
If you're here for the lyrics you're doing it wrong. You bump this while driving in your rap car or in the club.
It's fun.
DontBeThatGuy
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It's about 2 minutes too long.
Just listened to this for the first time. It had a lot of potential, but they kinda squandered it by using the same (not that great) flow for the entire track.
Yep. Needed to end before Lil Uzi Vert's shitty verse.
Darryl M R
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Haha migos is essentially the same flow for like the last 5 years.
lightskintwin
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African American slang
Y'know, that consistent source of cool that mainstream (White) American culture has been mining since the early 20th century (jazz era and jive)
Since Bougie is only used intra racially amongst other Blacks, there was no real reason for it to cross over despite its use being decades old. However I would not be surprised if it eventually does.
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JeremyEtcetera
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The real reason mumble rap and hook rap continues to thrive. Gone are the days where you'd hear Tupac or Ludacris in the club and you'd hear people sing along with the lyrics while dancing. Just get the hook right and the beat bouncin' and you're set.
lightskintwin
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I don't know where you've been, but they still chant these lyrics at clubs and have been doing it for decades.
Stabby McSter
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90'S HIP HOP AMIRITE
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JeremyEtcetera
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It's becoming more rare in the clubs I go to the more these type of songs come out. The problem with these songs is that except for a few dance hits like juju on the beat and whip and nanae, no one really remembers them a few years after they release, yet put on 50 cent's in da club and you get people singing the lyrics and having more fun. Eventually the 80s/90s/ and early 00s stuff will fade away except for a select few timeless classics, same with what eventually happened to most Motown hits during the 2000s.
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