Oh, 20 kids today were shot at a school/
In sandy hook, how could they be so cruel?!/
Enough of that shit, let's talk about relationships/
So fucking melodramatic, parts of the show, you're hating iiiiiiiiiiiit/

To be honest the world would be better off if we had no Jimmy Kimmel

It would have been on regular Broadway until Larry David pissed off some important executive by complimenting his son's penis

Both of those albums are great. I was just giving an example of another great Roots album sadly overshadowed by a more famous artist's release

Besides Illmatic, Nas still has It Was Written, God's Son, The Lost Tapes, and to less extents Life Is Good & Stillmatic under his belt

Cmon down to pussy town!

I wondered at first if that headline was just the cruel way to announce his death

COUGH COUGH COUGH ILL-FUCKING-MATIC COUGH COUGH BEST RAP ALBUM OF ALL TIME COUGH COUGH.

Exactly. Exactly in that his list was the same as mine except the switch of ATLiens & Aquemini and exactly in the way that Idlewild is useless. That album has like 3 great tracks ("Hollywood Divorce" comes to mind)

Ihopeshesspeedingonherwaytotheclubtryingtohurryuptogetsomeballerors ingerorsomebodylikethatandtrytoputonhermakeupinthemirrorand crash! crash! craaaaaaaaaaaash into a ditch!

What's just as sad is those who are acting like the only OutKast song is "Hey Ya!" And, WHY DOES NO ONE CARE ABOUT NAS?!

Dude, check out Stankonia or Aquemini. Those albums are pretty fucking amazing

Do you mean minority? I had to be a douche for a second. Anyway, I'd give this a D-, barely any laughs for me. Honestly, worst of the season, besides maybe "A Fistful of Meg"

"De La Orgee" followed by the masturbation episode "Me, Myself & I" and the controversial fingering episode "3 is the magic number"

I don't know if I should trust you, Nancy. What a silly name.

And just as bad

I heard he might get fried from his record label

Fackin queers. Gawd, you know who they should get in this? Kaley Cuoco. She's wicked hawt. (They shouldn't, I just need a connecting phrase to "wicked hawt")

I always thought J. Dilla's "One For Ghost" would make a good theme song for a show about a black family in the 1940's. Now to get in touch with Leonardo DiCaprio

Cue Pierce: Police-ical!