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Category: Guest Drops

Rap Guest Shots That Featured No Actual Rapping

Posted on September 4, 2015December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

Nothing worse than seeing the names of rapper’s on the back of a hip-hop album and thinking to yourself, ‘Sweet! Looking forward to hearing this dude rap on this shit!’ Then you get home and it turns out that the ‘feature’ is just the MC in question performing the hook and doing a shout-out at…

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File Under: Predictible G Rap Write-Up

Posted on October 12, 2013December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

Complex compiled a list of who Rap InternetS consider their favorite rapper dudes (and dames, as it turns out). I did my duty as a CRC representative and explained why KGR is the nicest on mic devices and all that stuff, because clearly no one else was going to. Rap Bloggahs Favorite Rappers

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The Yeezus Pub Quiz

Posted on June 19, 2013March 5, 2026 by Phillip Mlynar

Written and hosted by Phillip “The Jogging Blogger” Mlynar. June 18th was a monumental date in hip-hop history — it was the day when all the Yeezus reviews came out. They involved lots of great commentary on the parameters of genius and musings about just how much of a genius Kanye West is. Unfortunately, they…

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Rewind Wednesdays: Mobb Deep – The Infamous Track By Track Review

Posted on May 1, 2013April 22, 2022 by Robbie Ettelson

Just helped out on this piece over at Takin’ Mines: Released just a week after the one year anniversary of Nas’ Illmatic, Mobb Deep’s Loud debut, The Infamous, is nothing short of a masterpiece. Although historically, Illmatic has been held to the standard as the best rap album of all time, it’s fair to consider…

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The Unkut Guide To Reloaded Food References

Posted on November 27, 2012December 24, 2019 by Phillip Mlynar

More Food Rap action from Phillip “Millitainment” Mlynar: Roc Marciano’s Reloaded is here! It’s a brilliant record, a shoe-in for top-spot on any sane end-of-year album poll, and, just like its predecessor Marcberg, it brims with references to food and fine dining. (It has also inexplicably made Roc Marcy somewhat trendy for a brief moment,…

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Kool Keith Sort Of Explains What Happened To Godfather Don

Posted on October 6, 2012March 29, 2023 by Phillip Mlynar

Phillip ‘Dive Bar’ Mlynar caught-up with Kool Keith for the Village Voice back in June and asked after the whereabouts the ever-elusive Godfather Don: Earlier this summer, Kool Keith was standing up at a dive bar in Midtown Manhattan nursing a glass of chardonnay in his hand. I was there to interview Keith, which turned…

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Microphone Mathematics: Kevin Beacham Breaks Down T La Rock’s Bust These Lyrics

Posted on August 21, 2012December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

Esteemed Rap Brainiac Kevin Beacham delivered this suburb breakdown of T La Rock‘s ‘Bust These Lyrics’ today, in the third part of his ‘Microphone Mathematics’ special on the Lyrical King: In terms of lyrical masterpieces, that is masterfully and undisputedly achieved with “Bust These Lyrics”. A very strong argument could be made for this being…

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Kidz In The Hall May Attempt To Sucker Punch Me In April

Posted on February 2, 2011December 24, 2019 by Robbie Ettelson

I seem to be having a bad run of pissing-off Double-O and Naledge from Kidz In The Hall in recent years. First I accused them of the crime of Hipster Rap, to which they responded on an UGHH.com video, and now it seems that I’ve thrown them under the bus again in my latest guest…

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The Unkut Guide To Marcberg Food References

Posted on December 27, 2010December 24, 2019 by Phillip Mlynar

Here’s a brand new Phillip “Half-A-Mill” Mlynar sure-shot: There was only one rap album that mattered in 2010 – and it wasn’t by anyone who felt the need to show their dark twisted appendage to the world. That project, Roc Marciano‘s Marcberg, was critically untouchable, the most unadulterated example of the potency of New York…

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The ‘Lo-End Theory In Real Life

Posted on August 27, 2010December 24, 2019 by Dallas Penn

Last year Timeless Truth created a watershed moment for Hip-Hop, for ‘Lo heads and for NYC in general. Their ‘Priceless’ video shoot at the Brooklyn Bridge brought together a few dozen hardbody collectors of the lifestyle and more importantly it was the first time I had ever politicked with Thirstin’ Howl the 3rd on some…

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The ‘Lo-End Theory In The Streets…

Posted on August 25, 2010December 24, 2019 by Dallas Penn

I learned some crazy shit doing my thing in New York City over the past forty years. Basically, the world is a huge place, but the people that vibe along the same frequency is the smaller subset and y’all will always find each other. That is what used to happen at record stores when you…

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The ‘Lo-End Theory @ Fat Beats

Posted on August 23, 2010December 24, 2019 by Dallas Penn

My peoples, Timeless Truth, were invited to Fat Beats last week to record some video for U.K. superstar DJ Sarah Love. Timeless Truth always represents the Polo Ralph Lauren lifestyle to the fullest. It is deeper than just getting dipped and making sure you are color coordinated. Its about your presentation to attain the lavish…

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