What do we have here? A brand new Dave Chappelle stand up?! Dope.
This was recorded June 18th, 2012 at the Dallas House Of Blues. Big up Cazzie for coming through like a champ with the audio after Live Nation shut down the YouTube link. Hit below for Chappelle, BITCHES!
This is hands down In Living Colors most memorable parody.
Jim Carey kills it wit the dance moves and raps... "Alright stop, while I do up my laces."
Snow "Impostor" (Imitation Records)
This one is a close second. Snow is a cool ass dude but they get him good on this one. They even have the dreads beat him down at the end. Another Jim Carey classic
MC Hammer "Can't Touch This" (Bad Records)
Tommy Davidson might be the only dude that can rival Jim Carey on the parody tip.
So this is crazy. Dave Chappelle decided to do a surprise show in downtown Portland at 1am in the morning. That's the power of text messages and twitter! Dude has a mic and a small as amp and that's all. I'll let somebody who was actually there set the stage...
"Sooo…Dave Chappelle tries to do a last-minute surprise show in the middle of Downtown Portland at 1 AM, and 4,000 people show up. Chappelle supposedly only expected an audience of about 200, so he arrives in the outdoor Pioneer Square alone with a small portable amplifier and microphone in hand. The mob kinda prevents him from doing a proper show, but it’s still crazy to see him walk amongst us—Chappelle has become the Cam’ron of Comedy. And yeah, we would call this out for being a carefully orchestrated viral publicity stunt of Joaquin Phoenix proportions, but…Oregon? You can’t make that shit up."
I didn't know there were other people like me who thought doing this was some funny shit. Some of theses are real well done. NoizeAddicts hooked it up. Click HERE for part one, and HERE for part two.
This might be the single best piece of live footage that I have ever witnessed. Let me set the stage. Pitbull is performing with his band (they are doing "Bo Jangles"). Some dude is in the crowd is throwing money at him. Pitbull, while still rapping, pulls the heckler up on stage. Then, while still rocking the show and not missing a line, Pitbull knocks the dude THE FUCK OUT. Amazing. This is the definition of playing yourself. Remind me not to throw money at Pitbull in the future.
FormatMag just posted 20 Classic Hip-Hop Album Covers Recreated in Lego. Lego was the shit when I was about 5, and Hip-Hop has been my shit since about '85. So this cracks me up - Lego Rap dudes! I guess you don't have to have a classic album to have a classic album cover and in Legoland everybody seems to be white (and/or gay - check the Gang Starr cover). Also, I don't remember Slick Rick having an album called A.K.A. Ricky D (must be a bootleg), but this is still pretty fresh. Click the links to check the Lego covers.
Stephen Colbert goes at Kanye. This shit is pretty funny. Colbert kind of ether's him with this line - "Sir, you're not the voice of this generation, of this decade, with all the auto-tuning on your record, you're barely the voice of your own album."Hahaha, THAT was funny.
Here is Kanye's response. EDIT: this actually a Kanyeimpostor.
More Nas and Colbert. Click HERE if you missed the segment that Colbert did on the rally in front of Fox News that Nas was a part of, but this is the real deal. Nas makes an appearance on The Colbert Report and gets an interview and performance segment!
I don't know about you, but seeing Sesame Street characters swear cracks me up. First is was Sesame Street "Do The Right Thing", then Sesame Street "Ante Up", and now Sesame Street "Goodfellas".
Actually, first learn to do the Moonwalk, King Tut, and Centipede as a young Carlton (Alfonzo Robeiro) teaches you how to Break & Pop. Also included in this wonderful TV offer is 'the right kind of music', fold out cardboard so you can 'safely' dance anywhere, and a rap sheet, you know, so you can rap. Make sure you tell Mom & Dad this is the 'safe' breakdance moves so you won't break your neck. All for only $19.99 (in 1980's money).
The Roc in the building! Well, actually in the car with Will Farrell smoking a blunt and being real funny. This isn't new, but still a classic Saturday Night Live skit. Plus, I just seen it for the first time recently.
ESPN held their annual award show the ESPY's this past week. Justin Timberlake was the host/comedian for the night and the dude did a surprisingly good job. He cracks on all kinds of athletes in the opening monologue and was pretty funny. Check it above. And, because I know you were probably wondering, Norm Duke won the ESPY for Best Bowler. Which is great because if anybody deserves that award it's Norm Duke. Click HERE for the rest of the winners.
