But LL&CJ were actually good. If you don't like "I Wonder If I Take You Home," you're a jerk.

But LL&CJ were actually good. If you don't like "I Wonder If I Take You Home," you're a jerk.

I guess I'm just assuming that nobody wants to hear the "solo" work of one of the dudes who was in LMFAO. I just feel like the fickle public is never kind to these kinds of things, especially for such a dubiously talented novelty act like LMFAO.

I guess I'm just assuming that nobody wants to hear the "solo" work of one of the dudes who was in LMFAO. I just feel like the fickle public is never kind to these kinds of things, especially for such a dubiously talented novelty act like LMFAO.

THANK FUCKING CHRIST!!!!!

THANK FUCKING CHRIST!!!!!

I seriously doubt they feature Jay Dee, since he's dead.

I seriously doubt they feature Jay Dee, since he's dead.

They weren't around yet in '92, sucka!

They weren't around yet in '92, sucka!

But Phife, Erick Sermon, Das Efx, the RZA, Meth, Warren G, Redman, Keith Murray, Mobb Deep, Jay-Z, Rakim, and Biggie also appeared on Shaq's albums, so really, if we're going to throw Fu-Schnickens under the bus for that….

But Phife, Erick Sermon, Das Efx, the RZA, Meth, Warren G, Redman, Keith Murray, Mobb Deep, Jay-Z, Rakim, and Biggie also appeared on Shaq's albums, so really, if we're going to throw Fu-Schnickens under the bus for that….

Considering "Kush" and "I Need A Doctor," I think it's great that Dre will probably never release Detox. Those singles…barf!

Considering "Kush" and "I Need A Doctor," I think it's great that Dre will probably never release Detox. Those singles…barf!

Talk about a group that hasn't aged well. Only J5 I can get down with is the first EP. Quality Control even disappointed me at the height of my fandom; just sounded too stiff and tedious.

Talk about a group that hasn't aged well. Only J5 I can get down with is the first EP. Quality Control even disappointed me at the height of my fandom; just sounded too stiff and tedious.

I actually think that "middle-class white critics who liked their rap heroes to be as thuggish, exotic, and 'other' as possible" didn't really start to come into prominence until the 00's, and probably starting in the late 90's.

I actually think that "middle-class white critics who liked their rap heroes to be as thuggish, exotic, and 'other' as possible" didn't really start to come into prominence until the 00's, and probably starting in the late 90's.

"I remember that a lot of the reaction against Arrested Development's brand of hip-hop came from middle-class white critics who liked their rap heroes to be as thuggish, exotic, and 'other' as possible"

"I remember that a lot of the reaction against Arrested Development's brand of hip-hop came from middle-class white critics who liked their rap heroes to be as thuggish, exotic, and 'other' as possible"