How Did We Miss It? Porcelain Oppa Visits EXO Planet. Overdose English Remix by Chad Future
Source: Chad Future Youtube Channel
How did he get this done so quickly? I didn't know KSpazzing had more subs than him... makes sense tho...
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— 이유애린 (@Erine0503) May 12, 2014
12시부터 시작되는 MBCr 95.9MHz 신동의 심심타파 ! 놓치지마세요!!!
#나인뮤지스 #이유애린 #심심타파 pic.twitter.com/iPEJGVVhph
— 나인뮤지스[9MUSES] (@9muses_) May 12, 2014
집앞이야 (핑 톤으로) pic.twitter.com/Iwr5X1pDVD
— 9muses_민하 (@minha0627) May 12, 2014
언니 한 손 턱받침해봐 찰칵
그리고 위 사진을 카톡으로 보내주었다
꼭 블로그에 같이 올리라고 b pic.twitter.com/sWaVdEt9Vd
— 9muses_민하 (@minha0627) May 12, 2014
WAIT: THERE ARE ASIAN AMERICAN RAPPERS?
Although it started in the South Bronx among African-American and Latino youths in the ‘70s, hip-hop culture today has transcended all racial and language boundaries. From the slums of France to nationally televised programs in Korea, rappers have emerged as legitimate pop-culture stars around the world. Hip-hop’s global movement is diverse, but the face of rap in America remains primarily black, brown, and white.
Which leads to this question: What about Asian-American rappers? Where are they, and can they succeed in that world? From pioneers like the Mountain Brothers, Jin, and Lyrics Born, to recent pop juggernauts the Far East Movement, the Asian-American presence in rap has always existed, but has never been documented or revealed in great detail…until now.
WHAT'S BAD RAP?
Bad Rap is an independent documentary about four Asian-American rappers who dream of succeeding in the mainstream, selling out huge venues, hearing themselves on the radio, and becoming household names.Through a colorful soundtrack, gritty visuals, and utter honesty, the characters share their experiences of fear, perceived failure, and hopes of triumph. And at its heart, the film is about young Asian Americans facing, head-on, a culture that expects them to fulfill the model minority stereotype.Bad Rap also includes other accomplished Asian-American rap artists (Far East Movement), pop stars (Jay Park), YouTube celebrities (Traphik), and industry insiders, all in an effort to answer the following questions:Do people know or care about Asian-American rappers?What makes this group of rappers different?Why hasn’t there been an Asian-American rap star yet?
source: BubbleFeetMusic Blast Channel 7 (#SecretMan)
I love when she gives these slow tracks, but I need something bad ass as "Love&War" with Outsider!
(mods, I don't want to her as a nugu ;__;)