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Snoopin' around the TinTerneT

By Bobo | Published 15 Sept 2011

I just slipped into one of those times when you're sitting on your internet, looking for a radical wave to surf on. I was astounded and incredibly amused by the content of this blog I just found:

http://ibootleggedyourmum.wordpress.com/

I'm gonna start by saying "Your Mum"

^^^^^

THIS

*breathe*

RIGHT HERE

*breathe*

IS THE BANNER

*breathe*

I laughed at it, looked at again and laughed some more. Then I scrollllllllllllllllllllllled down.

Then LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLED at everything. The last post was written an AGE ago in January 2010, but the content is still relevant lol.

"FANTASTICUNT"

is going to be my word of the month,

if not... Week,

if it comes down to it... Day

Get click-clickin!

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J. Cole Freestyles over "Ima Boss" and "Otis" on Radio

By Bobo | Published 13 Sept 2011

FIIIIRE

That's what this is.

If you've been following J. Cole you'd have been anticipating his 3rd edition of Any Given Sunday before the album Cole World: The Sideline Story drops on Sept 27th. Pshhhh! This guy's even got pizzazz. Instead of re-releasing some old stuff on a short tape, my guy has gone on the radio and freestyled on 2 of the biggest beats in the rap game. This is the best freestyle I've heard on either beats, I dare you to disagree.

As it plays in the background as I write this post. I've just got my left hand on my head tryna stop my head boppin' into my laptop screen.

Aint nuttin better than some fresh killlller lyrics.

If only I was one of the listeners to the station.

*sigh*

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[[[LIVE]]] J. Gordon @Upstairs At The Ritzy 01/09/11

By Bobo | Published 12 Sept 2011

On that day, the 1st of September I had the priveledge of taking a front seat at
J.GORDON's first ever London gig.
This was my first time going up into Brixton to see a performance lol (usually I try my best to avoid the area =P) but its actually NOT SO BAD now! The thing that's still about the same/getting worser and worserer is the cloud of people patrolling the train station entrance, tapping/shouting/wailing for a day travelcard from someone in need of it no more.

Accompanied by his producer Nathan Lay, Gordon altered the aura of the venue, the stage was graced by many smooth poets before him and the songs (another form of poetry) were literally body warmers, raising the heat at the venue. Taking breaks to get some air were essential for brain function lol.

You only had to be there to experience the whole surrealness of the occasion.

You missed out and you know you want to watch any clips... so here's a few