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Bro, where did you find that cover, in the damp? Damn, it must have 4 pixels in total 😂👌
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Googla: *Japan WWII Geneva Convention*.
Or "Japan War Crimes"

To find such crap, you have to go back to Genghis Khan or empires from millennia ago.

They had some strange ideas; maybe 2 were too many, but they chose it themselves anyway.

I don’t know exactly why, but the average Westerner thinks there was only Pearl Harbor, forgetting about the tortures in Korea and throughout their Empire.

Not by chance, in fact, none of them ever says anything about the bombs, only ignorant Westerners like the Faggio di Foppapedretti.
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In Italy, we have people who evaluate the value of actors... But then in 90% of cases, it’s always Giuppy Izzo or La Giannini that they listen to. And you hear them arguing, "she's better than her"... It’s always Izzo or Giannini.

You hear people saying that De Niro is shit now. I mean, can you believe it? De Niro, somehow, can no longer act. Must be that Amendola is dead? Huh.

It’s an audience that never emerged; it’s obvious that nobody cares about serious films.
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The problem with De Lillo read after '95 is that EVERYONE copied him. But, EVERYONE.

He was the first to talk about Modern Alienation, Home Work Home, Competition, etc., etc... Things that, starting from the comedians onward, EVERYONE has copied.

To name one among 8000, not American, Beppe Grillo in the '90s practically quoted De Lillo. Then Palahniuk, Bret Easton Ellis, but also that guy from Infinite Jest (he wasn’t exactly copied, absolutely not, but the themes are the same).

And what’s the problem? The problem is that those who were inspired by him made a hell of a lot more money and sales, so De Lillo seems "already seen and heard," but in reality, he was almost the first.

So, rating for De Lillo: SEVEN THOUSAND out of Ten.

Would I recommend a De Lillo book? Only to someone who wants to read a Proto... Meaning practically no one.
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You said with beautiful words that it's a piece of crap because somehow they had to buy drugs.

You could have pointed out that Sonic Boom from then on remained an idiot, while Pierce cleaned himself up to become Pissi Pissi Perchí Nossidroga and buys 300 euro boat shoes.

"Come on, don’t exaggerate"... I ordered that piece of crap and paid Quarantacinquemilalire for it. It's a piece of crap.
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<< international since the '80s that we haven't heard pieces from young artists that are or seem like poetry. >>

But... Then you turn everything upside down saying "oh no, I was just kidding!", right?

I don't have the courage to move on. I'm scared.
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Is there a ballad of those sad ones, like Nothing Man, Release, and the like? I would listen to the ballad; they NEVER knew how to do Rock when they were young, only the first drummer was suitable. It's really shameful that they keep trying now that they're older; since Lukin they haven't hit the mark once, and before Lukin I can't recall a decent one (I mean Rock, the Ballads are always beautiful, that guy is good at writing and singing them).
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Anyway, back in the day, Biggie, Big L, Rebel INS, Redman, him, and Murray were the best lyricists ever. You can still read their lyrics without music and feel the magic.

For me, Jamal's album beats the first two by Redman (the third and fourth not so much, especially the fourth is still probably in the top 10), any album by Sermon EPMD included, and "as an album to listen to," I enjoy it way more than any of Murray’s, even though Murray was much better lyrically.

It's a real shame, seriously.
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He didn't have a career because of the Crack.

Watch him in the Countdown video, where among other things he delivers the best verse of all and probably his best overall, but it condensed 2 years of rhymes. In that video, he looks younger than the others but seems like a grandpa, and he’s missing teeth.

Another one who ended badly is the one that was being launched by Gang Starr in Ownerz (like Werdz from the Nutcracka for Melachi), it was Werdz from I don't remember, the name was stupid like Ghettoblasta or something. That verse was a total BOMB, and the guy disappeared. Back then, there was already a lot of money involved; record labels had already had enough problems with the droppin' rockers, so a nigga crackhead would get wiped out immediately without passing Go.
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Oh come on, you could have said it better than "and then you grow up" ... AND THEN OXYCONTIN ARRIVED AND IT'S BECOME A LITTLE DROPPINO LIKE HALF OF WHITE AMERICA.

He is probably one of the first Victims of Cancer who (oh my, not that I would feel bad if it happened to Bulgaria, let's just say it's not nice though... 😏) will basically completely destroy the United States. They don't come back from Fentanyl, China wins.

The situation doubles every year; compared to that, the European heroin wave in the 70s is like "a little trouble with the guys," in comparison.

Anyway, yeah it would have been great, but the fact that he was a little Droppino who came up under Ariana Grande, didn't quite make me see him as a Rapper.

But he was good, a large group of Old Niggas says so, so itgottabtru, even though I've only heard a few.