I am now listening to ...

[gıulıoımpa]

ultimate shit.

[♥ Lily ♥]

I dedicate this to the aggressive bitch (a chav) who was shouting and swearing at me in a park today and threatening me that she had a pitbull at her home that will kill a famous doctor's dog who I was looking after: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...43#post5260643

(She doesn't realise that if her dogs attacked, she'd get prosecuted and her aggressive rottweiler and pitbull would be legally destroyed. She doesn't know that his owner is a famous national TV doctor who works for the BBC mainstream media and frequently gives live TV coverage of health crisis problems, etc.)

[♥ Lily ♥]

[yankeedoodle]

The first rap song ever released on the radio.



Yes, it was by a white woman

"Rapture" was the first rap song to reach #1, where it stayed for two weeks.

https://www.billboard.com/music/blon...100/song/31066

As a slight correction, "Rapture" was the first nationally (and internationally) recognized rap song, but it was not the first to have broken into the mainstream.



Released in 1979, "Rapper's Delight" was re-recorded in shortened form after its producers thought it might actually be a hit on public radio. The song was a regional hit around the New York metropolitan area. It reached spot 36.

"Rapper's Delight" made its debut in early 1980, several months before the release of "Rapture".

Ironically, Debbie Harry and the Blondie band themselves influenced the creation of "Rapper's Delight":

"In late 1978, Debbie Harry suggested that Chic's Nile Rodgers join her and Chris Stein at a hip hop event, which at the time was a communal space taken over by teenagers with boombox stereos playing various pieces of music that performers would break dance to. Rodgers experienced this event the first time himself at a high school in the Bronx. On September 20 and 21, 1979, Blondie and Chic were playing concerts with The Clash in New York at The Palladium. When Chic started playing "Good Times", rapper Fab Five Freddy and the members of the Sugarhill Gang ("Big Bank Hank" Jackson, Mike Wright, and "Master Gee" O'Brien), jumped up on stage and started freestyling with the band. A few weeks later, Rodgers was on the dance floor of New York club Leviticus and heard the DJ play a song which opened with Bernard Edwards's bass line from Chic's "Good Times". Rodgers approached the DJ who said he was playing a record he had just bought that day in Harlem. The song turned out to be an early version of "Rapper's Delight", which also included a scratched version of the song's string section." - http://tiny.cc/enodvy

[yankeedoodle]

I dedicate this to the aggressive bitch (a chav) who was shouting and swearing at me in a park today and threatening me that she had a pitbull at her home that will kill a famous doctor's dog who I was looking after: https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...43#post5260643

(She doesn't realise that if her dogs attacked, she'd get prosecuted and her aggressive rottweiler and pitbull would be legally destroyed. She doesn't know that his owner is a famous national TV doctor who works for the BBC mainstream media and frequently gives live TV coverage of health crisis problems, etc.)

[yankeedoodle]

[yankeedoodle]

[Dominicanese]

the sound of assholes getting fucked in the ass

[Ülev]

[yankeedoodle]