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You can Google me.” – Lil Baby, Song: Same Thing, Album: My Turn“I just wanna show off my new drip and put my chains in layers.” – Lil Baby, Song: All In, Album: My Turn“Go crazy for white Air Force One, maybe ’cause I’m a dope boy.” – Lil Baby, Song: Grace, Album: My Turn“I’m really a millionaire, still in the projects.” – Lil Baby, Song: Baby, Album: Control the Streets, Volume 2“The way karma make me feel, I swear I think I’m in love.” – Lil Baby, Song: Can’t Explain, Album: My Turn“I come from a place between the bricks where it was hard at.” – Lil Baby, Song: We Should, Album: My Turn Lil Baby Quotes From Songs“If I want it, I get it, I pay for it. I pay extra, I ain’t tryna wait for it.” – Lil Baby, Song: Grace, Album: My Turn“I’m the frontrunner, burning right through the hood.” – Lil Baby, Song: Southside, Album: Harder Than Ever“Whenever I ain’t around, they talkin’ flauge, I had to fall back.” – Lil Baby, Song: We Should, Album: My Turn“I’m up early in the morning tryna run me up a bag.” – Lil Baby, Song: Ride Or Die, Album: Harder Than Hard“I know I can’t rap forever, but I know as long as I got a label or something I can get money forever.” – Lil Baby“It’s a cold world, so my house in Miami still came with a fireplace.” – Lil Baby, Song: Forever, Album: My Turn“I know they hatin’ on me, but I don’t read comments.” – Lil Baby, Song: Drip Too Hard, Album: Drip Too Hard“I’m changing every day as far as this rap thing. I’m learning new things. I’m getting bigger by the day.” – Lil Baby Lil Baby Tweet Quotes“First they tried

Could do. I got money but it’s still hard to maintain – Still Fly!”This song is meant to motivate people and make them feel like no matter how bad things get. They can push through it.ClickClick Boom by SalivaThis song is an alternative rock/nu-metal song released in 2002 by American band Saliva and talks about how they are going to bust their way right through your door so that you have no choice but to listen to what they have to say. The music video shows lots of aggressive actions being taken towards authority figures, making it seem like this song could incite rebellion.“Bust it! Open up the door – I’m about to blow, don’t you know? Gonna bring you more than you bargained for. You can’t stop it! So get out of my way!*This song isn’t meant to motivate people or make them feel that they should stand up for themselves. This song is all about intimidating anyone who might get in their way and driving them away through force.Ayo by Tyga ft.Chris BrownAyo is a hip-hop/rap song released in 2013 by American rapper Tyga and talks about how he’s going to treat his woman right no matter what happens. It’s kind of like the “I Love You” of rap songs.“You ain’t gotta worry ’bout nothin’ ’cause I got you babe – I’m gon’ always treat you like my queen, baby.”This song isn’t meant to motivate people or make them feel like they should stand up for themselves. This

Nintendo has gotten a lot of flack in the past few years for failing to credit contributors by name, and it seems like this trend continues into The Super Mario Bros. Movie. The DK rap is attributed to “Donkey Kong 64” rather than a human creator in the credits for the film, which was produced by Nintendo, Universal Pictures, and Illumination. And its composer isn’t happy about it.The DK rap is the intro song to Donkey Kong 64, the first 3D DK game released in 1999. While the quality of the song is a little contentious, it does its job in introducing Donkey Kong and his friends (who are all playable in the game). Kirkhope said in an interview that he had composed the rap (which was co-written by George Andreas) as a joke, and it was extremely under-appreciated in its time. Suggested ReadingThe Week In Games: Return To HyruleOffEnglishSuggested Reading“[People] were trying to compare me to credible rappers of the time who were superstars. I was like, ‘I’m just Grant Kirkhope, I’m nobody,’” he said. “I wasn’t trying to make a proper rap track, it was just supposed to be a bit of a joke.” It’s now been over two decades since the rap came out, and Kirkhope is in a very different place than he was back then. He’s been nominated for and won several music awards, and has many fans who think highly of his work. Elsewhere, the song definitely doesn’t get a lot of respect. Even Seth Rogen (who voices Donkey Kong in the movie) called it “one of the worst rap songs of all time.” “I was really looking forward to [seeing] my name in the credits for the DK Rap, but alas as expected it’s not there,” wrote Grant Kirkhope, the original composer. “FML.” Kotaku asked Kirkhope why he expected not to be credited for the rap, but did not receive a response by the time of publication.Whether the DK Rap is artistically accomplished or not isn’t important. Artists should always be credited properly whenever their art is reused in some way, especially since the original Mario composer Koji Kondo is named in the credits. Kirkhope didn’t even mind that people thought the rap was bad. He was just looking forward to seeing his name where it belonged: in the movie credits. “If you’d told me in ‘97, when I wrote the worst rap track in the history of rap tracks, that it would go on to be in a Mario Bros movie I would’ve burst with excitement!” he tweeted a week before the movie came out. “Long live the DK Rap!”

Like Us” covers all the bases: It’s a scathing diss rife with social commentary and call-and-response moments, all over a fun DJ Mustard beat. From the moment the Compton rapper dropped the track in May, the song’s caught fire not just as an anti-Drake anthem, but a legitimately fun song that makes everyone feel like they’re “us” when they’re reciting it. The song’s second verse brought conversations about Drake’s cultural appreciation to a fever pitch; the impact is undeniable. There have been years where a hit song accrued a lot of numbers but didn’t seem as culturally relevant — this isn’t one of those years. Trending Stories Editor’s picks Forecasting the Field Spotify’s Chery says this is Kendrick’s category to lose, but ponders which one of his Drake disses will get the nod. “I think it’s going to be a matter of what’s the song,” he says. “I could see Best Rap Song being ‘Not Like Us’ and Best Rap Song Performance being ‘Euphoria.’ I think Performance is a little bit more technical, an appreciation for how [a track] is put together. That’s why I have ‘Euphoria’ there instead of ‘Not Like Us,’ which is more a proper hit.” Elsewhere, Chery thinks the women deserve love in this category due to a predicted lack of nominations in this year’s Best Rap Album race. He particularly lauds GloRilla, who he says has “had a great year” and could even be in the running for Best New Artist.