Tyron Woodley Featured in Rap Video

[Sansnom]

Full Video: Timestamped

 

[Espresso]

Insert Dana at concert

 

[Mortal Wombat]

Needs more spoons

 

[GrayArea]

More reason for people to hate on this great champion and entrepreneur

 

[Frank McEdgar]

 

[KingBeef]

I thought that was Mike Perry at first glance.

 

[WHALEWOLF]

 

[Frank McEdgar]

More reason for people to hate on this great champion and entrepreneur

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He is definitely a great Champ. But that song is an absolute embarrassment

 

[juanM3]

Proper rap video. Big booty girls, cash, and fancy cars.

 

[Mr hanky]

 

[Maroli]

Proper rap video. Big booty girls, cash, and fancy cars.

All those things are so rare now in rap - it's all about politics, philosophy, and macroeconomics nowadays

 

[BoD 2.0]

 

[Verace]

Tyron is so unpopular and irrelevant that it took 5 days for this to hit sherdog, even considering how bad this is and how much sherdog loves to hate on him

As for the song:

 

[HNIC215]

 

[MikeMcMann]

Insert Dana at concert

Don't be hatin'

 

[Arkham's Notorious Geyser]

I said it in the other thread and I'll say it again, Woodley is such a good representation of my community that when he participates in stuff like this, he sticks out like a sore thumb. The way he conducts himself in real life makes this seem forced.

Still love T-Wood, but I'm curious as to why he wants to be apart of Rap Culture so badly, especially todays rap culture.

It's not about sending a positive message or being a poet anymore, it's about who can flex the hottest Cars, the coldest Ice, and the thickest chicks. Rappers nowadays aren't Role Models.

 

[boxingskills]

That rhyme was dope. When does the album drop? Btw my Google machine is broken.

 

[ralek4grammy]

I'm willing to pay the price of outraging some of my fellow fine and beloved Sherbros, and state that I just don't get this "culture". The blacks have given us some AMAZING artists; while this stuff...

(I don't get some of the "white" modern music either...before ample tears are shed and racism allegations are thrown around.)

Somewhat related (not everything applies; obviously not about rap) - for people interested and with a little bit of patience:

 

[ralek4grammy]

Still love T-Wood, but I'm curious as to why he wants to be apart of Rap Culture so badly, especially todays rap culture.

It's not about sending a positive message or being a poet anymore, it's about who can flex the hottest Cars, the coldest Ice, and the thickest chicks. Rappers nowadays aren't Role Models.

Thank you.

 

[ralek4grammy]

All those things are so rare nowadays in rap - it's all about politics, philosophy, and macroeconomics nowadays

This song has the best story:
"AD: Where did the idea for the video for 'Bring It On' come from ?

NC: I actually had the idea for that video, in the sense that the video maker Johnny Hillcoat said, "What do you want to make a video about?" and I asked him, "What do videos looks like on MTV these days?" and he said, "They look like a lot of black girls wiggling their arses at the camera," so this is basically what we ended up doing, really." (Source: http://www.atomicduster.com/interviews/nickcave01_03/index.php )