"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Alexander says he’s ready to release an extended version of the song as soon as his fans push sales to #1 in all categories.
An extended version? Not for me, thank you. While I certainly agree with the sentiments of this umh...song, my brain started to rebel after watching about a minute of this one. I'm not sure if hip hop is a symptom, or the disease.
Alexander says he’s ready to release an extended version of the song as soon as his fans push sales to #1 in all categories.
ReplyDeleteAn extended version? Not for me, thank you. While I certainly agree with the sentiments of this umh...song, my brain started to rebel after watching about a minute of this one. I'm not sure if hip hop is a symptom, or the disease.
gotta have that dance mix for the next frat house keg party!
ReplyDeleteR-man: Yes, the typical hip hop beat does tend to turn the brain into mush after excessive exposure.
ReplyDeleteCan't stand rap or hip-hop so it's unlikely I'll ever hear it, but I appreciate the sentiment. And I'm sure a whole lot of black people will too.
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