Sophisticated Goon Shit That Rappers Who Look Like Dudes Madonna Banged On The Blond Ambition Tour Move With
Fashion sense aside, this dude can rap. Pretty impressive video as well. I am officially a fan.
Posts Tagged ‘Kansas City’
VIDEO: Greg Enemy “Sophisticated Goon Shit”
Monday, August 29th, 2011Rich The Factor “Happy Birthday”
Wednesday, December 8th, 2010
Fonky ass B-Day jam from Rich. How this guy continues to stay as far under the radar (save for the Murder Dog crowd) as he does in today’s internet is beyond me. 2010 was an awesome year for RTF fans and there are no signs of a break on the horizon.
Those whale cakes from Carvel are for Father’s Day, right? Pour some Korbel in your Fiber One and enjoy.
Sliccs Gotcha ‘Bringin The 90′s Back’
Friday, June 11th, 2010
Sliccs Gotcha’s Prince of Whales is one of the last few year’s most slept-on albums. This thing is packed full with more of that MFR orca funk. Not too much of a 90′s vibe considering he lifts a bunch of recent beats, but I’m sure we can all appreciate the sentiment.
Much Cheese ft. Max B
We Coonin’ ft. Boy Big
Nowhere To Run To ft. Phil Collins
Rich The Factor & J-Diggs
Saturday, February 20th, 2010
New KC/Bay callabo. Rich is still the most slept on commodity in rap right now. Effortless smoothness, unique flow and voice and a razor sharp wit. Hopefully as the Bay continues to garner blog attention, Kansas City can hop on the coat tails. With Street Ballin, Rich and Vallejo vet J-Diggs, who has released some truly terrible material in the last year or so, whale out over some really solid production, often finding KC crooner Boy Big on the hook. No one is saving the world here, but if mob shit is your weapon of choice, you need not look any further. Check out a few tracks and download below.
Rich The Factor ‘It’s Grapes To Apes’
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
New whale shit from Scritch. I am guessing that this is a sequel to It’s Water to Whales. 2009 has been a prolific year for Rich and he still has an album with J Diggs (who pops up on Track 7) on the way. Like most of his recent releases, the tracks are untitled, but this time we are treated to a swollen 11 tracks in lieu of the usual 10. Rich is always gonna be Rich, but the production here is outstandingly pimpish. Check out some highlights and enrich your life below.
What do I have to do to get a Rich/Jacka album?
