hip hop

You wish you could rap as good as this guy.

If we can play devil's advocate for a moment:

Sugarhill Gang, 1979: "I said a hip, hop, the hippie the hippie to the hip hip hop."

Shabazz Palaces, 2011: "Yeah, you know I'm free, s**t, I'm free ... To make consume to catch the stuff that holds me down To capture my desires fashion out of this a crown Free to fill my smiles up with these tears that I forgot And haunt myself besides these pretty ghosts that float my heart You know I'm free."

Rapper Bilal ordered at the McDonald's drive-thru entirely in verse. It looks like he drove away before he could get his hamburger, but maybe next time he'll stay to see if they get his order right.

Because in spite of the massive exposure that Tupac and Biggie still attract, we all know who REALLY created hip-hop.

Comedy rappers Emmanuel and Phillip Hudson do a spot-on impression of a squabbling couple.

We can't be sure that Busta Rhymes' fast rapping ability on "Look at Me Now' is the result of talent or of a tic developed from minor head trauma.

This really happens.

The sublime effect of this pairing is more transcendent without context, but if you REALLY want to know where this picture came from, it was from some event sponsoring a Star Wars-themed Adidas shoe.

By the looks of it, GZA is the only member GZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard are the only members of the Wu-Tang clan that isn't aren't originally from Long Island Staten Island. HOW CAME HE THEY TO SHAOLIN?

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Edit: Please excuse the errors. We're very white.