I don't know what's sadder, the fact that a rapper is rapping about Twitter, or the fact that he's geeky enough to know about it, but not aware that sending a Twitter message is called "tweeting" and not 'twittering'.
What do YOU mean, "you people"? But seriously, I understand when the writers want to take something out of context to make it sound funny, but when the title of the song completely contradicts the joke you were trying to make, then it's better to not make it at all.
Even though the other people are right (it's a song making fun of people who act like they're "gangster"), even if he weren't, this is a classic Chamillionaire line from a few years ago...
"I look in the mirror and say 'Thank ya' for bein the only rapper that'll admit you ain't a gangsta."
He's never tired to be "gangster." He's pretty much just made fun of fake gangsters in the past. Still...it would be a good post if it weren't inaccurate adn taken out of context.
AMAZIING. Chamillionaire is so awesome!
ReplyDeletecome on now... why is this even be a post? the fact that it's "not gangster" is the whole point of Chamillionaire's Internet thug songs
ReplyDeleteI'm sure that if someone twittered "Brrrrat Brrrrat," no one would comment it.
ReplyDelete"why is this even be a post?". Why is you even be a grammar? Shut up, go home.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what's sadder, the fact that a rapper is rapping about Twitter, or the fact that he's geeky enough to know about it, but not aware that sending a Twitter message is called "tweeting" and not 'twittering'.
ReplyDeletethis site it stupid
ReplyDeleteso funny! BEST MIXTAPE EVER
ReplyDeleteYour grammar, it awful.
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ReplyDeletethere's bad grammar, and then there's typos. That was a typo.
ReplyDeleteu all DUMB.
ReplyDeletethere's typos? you mean... there ARE typos?? LOL
ReplyDeleteand u all dumb... well, we aren't the ones who forgot 'are', are we?
this site isnt funny anymore
ReplyDeleteIts really not. Had a spark when you started but now you just garbage.
ReplyDeleteof course its not gangsta
ReplyDeletethe whole song is about "internet gangstas", who are thuggin on the internet.
thats why the twitter reference
damn, listen to the lyrics.
You is all be retarded.
ReplyDeleteWhat part of "taken out of context" or "taken literally" don't you people understand?
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean, "you people"?
ReplyDeleteWhat do YOU mean, "you people"?
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, I understand when the writers want to take something out of context to make it sound funny, but when the title of the song completely contradicts the joke you were trying to make, then it's better to not make it at all.
for real. it's like they've missed the whole point of the song??
ReplyDeleteI liked it better when they were posting stuff that was actually stupid
ReplyDeleteThis is terrible
Yea, bad post...but the grammatical errors/corrections in the comments are HILAAAARIOUS
ReplyDeleteAnd that "twittering = tweeting" line was funny as shit too
Even though the other people are right (it's a song making fun of people who act like they're "gangster"), even if he weren't, this is a classic Chamillionaire line from a few years ago...
ReplyDelete"I look in the mirror and say 'Thank ya' for bein the only rapper that'll admit you ain't a gangsta."
He's never tired to be "gangster." He's pretty much just made fun of fake gangsters in the past. Still...it would be a good post if it weren't inaccurate adn taken out of context.
so at least 7 people twittered that.
ReplyDeletehttp://twitter.com/#search?q=BRRRRRAT%20BRRRRAT
not fair.
ReplyDeletethe point of the song is he was pretending to be a internet thug.
really creative idea actually, not many rappers keepin their music creative like that