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Color Blind Rhymes: 10 Rap Songs White People Love

Jason Weintraub — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 15:15:13 +0000

While Hip-Hop made its crossover appeal in the early 90's, our fellow Caucasian friends have took the music and have been bumping it ever since.

Even though it seems that all of their favorites are the cheesiest Hip-Hop songs of all time, you can guarantee that these tracks will definitely be spun at little Becky's wedding.

Peep the page #'s below to see which Rap Songs even Bill O'Reiley can't help but to dance off beat for!

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Fast Food Chain Calls Police On Rapping Teens

dummyjordancalston — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 19:03:32 +0000

A visit to a local McDonald's ended in embarrassment and legal action for four Salt Lake City teens.

18-year-old Spenser Dauwalder and his 17-year-old friends were issued citations by the city of American Bend, Utah after employees at a local McDonald's complained of the teens disorderly conduct, which consisted of them rapping their order while using the drive-thru.

The idiotic youngsters were paying back-handed homage to a popular You Tube video.

A female employee at the restaurant contacted local authorities after she felt that her safety was put “at risk” due to the youths activities in the drive-thru.

Paul Wall Expands His Hustle With Expensive Taste Clothing

Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:19:52 +0000

"The People's Champ" Paul Wall stays on his grind and besides hitting fans up with those platinum grill spitting lyrics, Paul has also launched a clothing line called Expensive Taste. Supplying some of flyest T-shirts for the winter and summer as well as some head wear including New Era sponsored fitted caps, Paul Wall spoke to Hip-Hop Wired about staying on his grind and not relying on one hustle.

“That's just the way I was raised man to have a hustle for every season. It's like when it's cold you put a coat on and when it's hot you go to the beach and put your swimsuit on. You change your clothes up for every season and you can change your hustle up for the seasons too. Sometimes the rapping might be what's going on but these days we're putting out albums every 2-3 years so my last album was two years ago. That means my next album might not be until another two years so I got to have a lot of hustles in between. But everything I'm involved with is something I love.”

Paul Wall also still has his Grillz company where they make customized platinum and gold teeth. He added,

“I'm real passionate about the Grillz and the jewelry and I've been doing this for a long time. I love the jewelry so it's fun for me to do that. But I always look at it like it's a job and I take it very seriously. But it's no stress and pressure involved like it's a job and the same goes with my clothing line. The same thing applies for the clothes. I love what I do and I apply all my energy and passion into all my ventures.”blockquote>

Practicing what he preaches, Paul Wall also makes a point to note that his company does not abhor to the practices used to obtain “Blood Diamonds.” They also don't support the illicit trade and refuse to use diamonds that have been traded illegally, as well as any diamonds that were discovered by enslaved and harshly mistreated miners. “The People's Champ” made a point to share this after his visit a few years ago to Sierra Leone where a lot of the “Blood Diamonds” come from.

Paul Wall latest album Fast Life is also in stores now too. For more information on Paul's Grillz and clothing, log on to Igotexpensivetaste.com and Grillsbypaulwall.com.