Colorado's Shedeur Sanders releases 1st rap single, gets negative reaction: 'This ish is garbage'
Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders released his first rap single, "Perfect Timing," on streaming platforms, and it was not well-received.
Timepiece boy ain't got no rizz......
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Next athlete to make a good song, whether it be hip hop, country, rock or otherwise, will be the 1st.
"on streaming platforms"
So what can we chuck onto the field when Shedeur visits next fall?
So what can we chuck onto the field when Shedeur visits next fall?
the irony of it being called "perfect timing" when the 808 and hi-hat placements sound like they were written by a 12 year old banging on their school desk
he doesn't have the right voice, either. people underrate the fact that hiphop largely revolves around the voice today. guys like Drake & Future are essentially vehicles for better writers because they have euphonic vocal tones
having the wrong voice but great writing is like trying to be a model with a trashbag face. unfortunately Shadeur has neither
he doesn't have the right voice, either. people underrate the fact that hiphop largely revolves around the voice today. guys like Drake & Future are essentially vehicles for better writers because they have euphonic vocal tones
having the wrong voice but great writing is like trying to be a model with a trashbag face. unfortunately Shadeur has neither
Ehhh, in the end, from what we have seen throughout pop culture is that the music industry (the fans especially) tend to NOT like actors/actresses/sports stars that try to become singers/rappers.
Not rap but we all (sort of) remember these horrible attempts.
Don Johnson
Eddie Murphy
Bruce Willis
Rappers
Shaq
Deon Sanders
Kobe
AI
Rap, especially, is very much rooted in "where you came from". IceT and Ice Cube were "from the streets" FIRST and then got into acting, so they had their credibility, same with 50 Cent and Emenim.
There is a really good book on Pop Culture in the US that I use for a class I teach and we cover this topic. It is fun and interesting.
Not rap but we all (sort of) remember these horrible attempts.
Don Johnson
Eddie Murphy
Bruce Willis
Rappers
Shaq
Deon Sanders
Kobe
AI
Rap, especially, is very much rooted in "where you came from". IceT and Ice Cube were "from the streets" FIRST and then got into acting, so they had their credibility, same with 50 Cent and Emenim.
There is a really good book on Pop Culture in the US that I use for a class I teach and we cover this topic. It is fun and interesting.
Shaq’s rap music may have not been good, rap isn’t my thing so I wouldn’t know, but I did like this track.
Like I said rap isn’t my thing, so I might have just liked it because he was dissing that punk ass bitch, LaVar Ball.
Not true anymore. Drake, Kanye West, 21 Savage, Lil Yachty, Post Malone all came from middle class homes.
Rap/hip-hop today is largely based on the production, marketing, and likeability of the artist.
Shadeur would stand a much better chance were he to work with Metro Boomin, drop "Sanders" from his name, and own the persona of living a charmed life. Even his spotify is a total mess, no artist verification, no lyrics on screen, etc
I get that, but they were not stars already. Well, Drake was kind of a kid actor. I get your point, for sure, but it is hard to be a star at something else and then try to rap.
The pg on LSU women's hoops team can rap and has released multiple songs. Her dad was a rapper though so maybe it can be genetic
John McEnroe sang some killer backup to Glenn Frey once. Nailed it!
Only one thing could possibly be worse than listening to the current rap/hip-hop in the weight room every damn day:
Listening to a woman doing it.
I'm not an aficionado of hip hop, but this is a GREAT take on' voice'...
“I feel her butt in my face
Her body close to me
Can’t look in her eyes
Cause her butt is all I see
Just a fool to believe I have any room to breathe
She’s like(breaks) the wind….”
