Seriously, a dude spends the entire song just waiting for that one part of the song.

Eh, it's the best wrestling show no doubt, but lemme tell you WCW Nitro from '96-'98 was the greatest wrestling show ever.

Ugh, I always see this on TV and it annoys me to no end, so I have to ask.

Daaaaaam Maine is gangsta as fuck!!!

Really?

Yeah, Rakim, KRS, & Nas are the best rappers of my lifetime, but Biggie was good too

I agree that Biggie & Puffy took Hip-HOp towards the "bling-bling" "champagne room" era, which is why people forget that Ghost/Rae & Boot Camp Click & Jeru the Damaja were dissing Biggie and Bad Boy in the mid '90s for going the "champagne" route.

I'm pretty sure "Fuck the Police" is even more punk rock

Hip-Hop has gotten better????

Yeah, Slick Rick definitely inspired Snoop, which is obvious with the Ladi-dadi thing, but Slick Rick was rapping from the perspective of hood with British aristocratic style.

No, historically speaking labor unions used to keep people from getting fired for personal discretions, including drug and alcohol problems, even when they didn't show up for work, and domestic violence issues.

Most places you wouldn't.

Eh, it's good, but I wouldn't say that it's better than say, "Nitro" circa 1997, when you had NWO in it's prime with Jericho, Benoit, Mysterio, Guerrero, and so many great Japanese wrestlers on the roster.

This is their own fault. Vince McMahon has played chicken with his audience for far too long, telling people, "You're gonna watch no matter what crap we put out", so fans are saying, "Oh yeah, fuck you" and are tuning out in droves.

I know it's so frustrating.

Most underrated rap group of all-time.

Absolutely. I was a Salt guy as a little guy, but as soon as I hit about 13, I was all about Pepa and Spin was fine too.

How can anybody hate that bassline?

This shit sucks

That would work, so of course that means, they'd NEVER do it.