July 21, 2014

Which would you rather have, a gay son or a "mildly retarded" son?

Troy Ave with the tough questions!

Thanks to past SPIN contributor Noz, it's come to our attention that Troy Ave has a patently offensive obsession with a hypothetical situation in which one must choose between a gay son or a mentally disabled one (and sometimes a "whore daughter" or "crack head" for the sake of variation).

After the jump is a screencap of umpteen retweets of said hypothetical, some of which seem to have since been deleted.

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T.I. was just mad because Floyd Mayweather was banging his wife

via www.worldstarhiphop.com

This means T.I. has to pop a cap in Floyd Mayweather's ass, or his entire career is invalidated.

Previously: If it wasn't already clear that T.I. is lacking in judgment

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July 18, 2014

Raekwon "Could It Be I'm Falling In Love"

via hiphopwired.com

Maybe this should be the new Wu-Tang album.

Previously: Raekwon "Footsteps in the Dark"

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July 17, 2014

Clear Channel stations forced to play Iggy Azalea songs 150+ times

via hoobityblah.com

Radio stations play those Iggy Azalea songs so often because they've been forced to by the Illuminati.

As explained in the Washington post the other day:

It’s harder than ever these days for a new singer to break into the music industry. But things just got a little easier for a lucky few: Those who land a coveted spot in the iHeartRadio “On the Verge” program run by Clear Channel, which has the largest reach of any radio outlet in the country.

While companies frequently invent ways to spotlight rising stars (MTV resurrected “Total Request Live” just to plug Ariana Grande’s new album), Clear Channel has made a particularly striking move, taking advantage of its massive audience to promote new singers. When an artist’s song is named “On the Verge,” all of the company’s radio stations are required to play that song at least 150 times. (via)

Related: Iggy Azalea proves the minstrel show is alive and well [Hoobity Blah]

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