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Willie Isz (Khujo Goodie & Jneiro Jarel) – “Georgiavania (GA PA)“
Um. I’ll let this one marinate before commenting.
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Willie Isz (Khujo Goodie & Jneiro Jarel) – “Georgiavania (GA PA)“
Um. I’ll let this one marinate before commenting.
36 Comments, Comment or Ping
anew
jneiro is not the best rapper of all time, but who gives a fuck. this is straight heat as far as i am concerned. four thumbs up. is there more to come? pause.
it would be great to hear more southern dudes go to left and more left dudes getting less scientific. but that’s me.
fine find.
May 12th, 2008
teethree
this is dope.
May 12th, 2008
jump
hook is on some tiny tim shit
a little more “left” then i can really get with
May 12th, 2008
D Frank
It’s gonna be a good album.
May 12th, 2008
SukedowN
Other than perhaps the hook, I’m not mad at this at all.
May 12th, 2008
Slizzard
fully down, and let me also say that I love the fucking dungeon family album, people just slept on it cus it looked like world party or some shit
May 12th, 2008
Slizzard
gnarls barkley is some bullshit though
May 12th, 2008
sizzle88
drugs, huh?
May 12th, 2008
sizzle88
actually, i really like this
May 12th, 2008
Syl
How bout poasting up that Southeast Slim that has been in ROTATIONS forever but is impossible for us to find ANYWHERE!! Dyin to hear that album.
May 12th, 2008
noz
You can buy it from Slim’s myspace: http://www.myspace.com/seslim202
May 12th, 2008
Supreme Neck Protector
I fucks with this shit. Sure the hook is a little off but when the rest of it knocks like this I ain’t mad at it.
May 12th, 2008
Supreme Neck Protector
“It would be great to hear more southern dudes go to left and more left dudes getting less scientific.”
YES.
May 12th, 2008
padraig
on a somewhat related note I was listening to Still Standing the other day and really noticed Khujo’s verse on “Fly Away” for the 1st time? WTF? I guess it shouldn’t be surprising given the background some of those dudes have in the church but I, naively it seems, put Goodie Mob above that kind of ignorant nonsense (and Cee-Lo is, from what I’ve read, though I have to agree that Gnarls Barkley sucks). anyways, w/out iniating an argument w/the homophobic % of CB readers I was wondering – is Khujo attacking a specific individual on that verse (which is what is sounds like)? or is he just spitting some virulent homophobia for its’ own sake? either way it’s hella disappointing.
May 12th, 2008
slizzard
or how about “all a’s” from previously mentioned low-point world party:
“Everytime son, rhymes too pretty’ll get your mascara smeared
When they did, my buddy Spanky I bust out in tears
The world would be a better place to live, if it was less queers
I still see, punk ass bitches.. bitches..”
May 13th, 2008
Tray
What’s wrong with virulent homophobia? But anyway, a decent song. I never heard of the other guy, he’s pretty good.
May 13th, 2008
Djeff
That song is a great news. I was growing a little impatient of hearing from that project. I have a Jneiro Album, that “three pieces puzzle”, and it’s pretty good. Not too much experimental nor complex.
May 13th, 2008
david
lol @ the gay dude mad @ rap lyrics…go find another subculture dude…the origional title to licence to ill was “dont be a faggot”…that new khujo sounds dope
May 13th, 2008
padraig
^@david – uh oh, 14 yr old e-thug on the loose. yes, surely anyone who thinks homophobia is as backwards as racism must be gay. learn to spell & maybe you won’t sound so monstrously stupid.
@slizzard – yup, I saw that. I kinda wonder if it’s just Khujo’s thing, being that it’s his verse both times. I mean, whatever. I’m not going to stop listening to Soul Food – it’s just disappointing b/c it’s Goodie Mob – if it was your typical studio gangster it’d just be par for the course. anyway, Cee-Lo’s take on it: “I didn’t like it but I didn’t want to censor another member of the group. I told him he had the right to be honest, but he didn’t have the right to judge. I don’t want anyone to hate me for the way I am and I don’t hate anyone else for the way they are. I want to apologize for that line and step away from it.” in any event I’m done talking about it.
May 13th, 2008
hamadi
maybe if the lyrics were over the busta-less dilla beats you wrote of a minute ago, both’d be better. prolly not. the fart noise was entertainment. “next shit” isn’t analogous with noisier knock-off. farts usually = your next shit.
May 13th, 2008
bass o
dope… i’m really feeling it..
May 14th, 2008
Kenny Fresh
This is dope as hell.
Can’t wait for the full Willie Isz album
May 15th, 2008
david
HIPHOP IS FREEDOM OF SPEECH…IF KHUJO DOESNT LIKE FAGGETS THEN HE SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO SAY SO….HES NOT OUT THERE MAKING HOUSE MUSIC TALKING ABOUT IT IS HE????? NICE WAY TO ARGUE BY TRYING TO GUESS MY AGE BUT THAT DONT WORK….ITS NOT JUST KHUJOS THING ….THERES PLENTY OF RAP AND DANCEHALL LYRICS DISSEN GAYS HOMIE…..
May 15th, 2008
Barry Whitey
He’s not being homophobic on this track, JJ is massively anti-cursing and bullshit drug talk and negativity so I think maybe that whole thing is irrelevant here….
It’s a banger. I can’t wait for the album. POW!
May 15th, 2008
Shania D
this song is the song that makes ur bowels move(ooh)…i wanna get my blood sucked in georgiavania….hawt. ya,i wrote a rap after listening to this shit. yah….
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May 16th, 2008
trevitron
I’m sorry, man, but you’re gonna have to let me do a write-in for this poll. Obviously, not many people are going to seriously defend discrimination, but does that mean that “no homo” and lots of other homophobic lyrics aren’t funny for what they are? I don’t “dislike” homophobia in hip-hop in general because it seems pointless to create further discrimination, but what Kanye did was kind of interesting and maybe positive.
What I think is more harmful is stuff like GLAAD’s protests against dudes like Sizzla. I mean, do they really think that kind of stuff is going to create dialogue and help them reach their goal? Not that homophobia in hip-hop (or other forms of music like dancehall) isn’t “harmful,” but it exists, so there’s no point in simply wishing otherwise and getting excessively mad about it. Nahmean?
May 18th, 2008
trevitron
Whoops, wrong post.
May 18th, 2008
no
My take= Hip Hop is Id-driven music half the time. Virtually none of it (’Hey young world’,'watch roger do his thing’ excluded) is politically correct. I’m not saying folks shouldn’t take offense or speak up, all that is fair game. But imo there is a context- rappers often position themselves as the anti-social, critic of society, dismissive of everyone. Also part of being a rapper is assuming this hyper masculine persona. So in that context I wouldn’t even take all references to gays as being literal, a lot of rappers talk like anybody who isn’t a straight up killer is a bitch, a faggot, etc.
May 18th, 2008
deej
^^^^^^captn save a bigot
May 20th, 2008
Barry Whitey
Massive whatevz to everyone misinterpreting Khujo’s lyrics from some oldie track. This is some new leftfield shit and it’s sounding mad nice :-)
May 20th, 2008
Phil Ipino
ATL = homothug capital of the world.. LOL
May 22nd, 2008
Anon
FREE DOWNLOAD FOR SOUTHEAST SLIM’S MIXTAPE: THAT DOPE
http://www.sendspace.com/file/qhbxve
Thank SE SLIM for this @ http://www.myspace.com/seslim202
Jul 1st, 2008
Chesty morgan
How fucking brilliant were you guys at Cargo on sunday then?I want some,yeah! xx
Jul 8th, 2008
Phil Balonie
well since nobody else has brought it up, i guess i’ll be the first to give jneiro massive props. the dude is NICE. good with the gab, and his production skills are next level, on par with greats…just let his shit percolate for a couple more years and people will recognize. plus he seems to have a decent world view and keeps good company as far as the industry is concerned.
Jul 27th, 2008
Krizz W.
KHUJO GOODIE WILL BE DROPPING A BOOK SOON LETTING EVERYTHING IN HIS LIFE BE KNOWN!! THINGS THAT YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT THE DUNGEON FAMILY!!! 2009* WILLIE IZS ALBUM IS ON POINT! THE WHOLE ALBUM IS BOMB SHYT!!
Jul 15th, 2009
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