if only you could see the face i'm making right now.

I only knew about it because of a rapper (Lupe Fiasco) I follow on twitter.

In reply to this comment by PoweredBySoy:
I never even heard of this protest until I watch some video from RT??? Sad.

Coming up next on Cows vs. Khakis...

Ffffffff aye KUH

>> ^blankfist:

It burns my ass to see people hit other people's cars and carry on like nothing happened.


When I first lived in New York and I would see people nudge to parallel park I was dumbfounded! Being originally from Michigan where cars are Gods, I just couldn't grasp the idea of nudging and it being ok. A couple years later I learned that's what bumpers are for! You can nudge quite a bit before any monetary or physical damage is done. Lot's of nicks and pings in NYC cars though, I'll tell you that.

How exciting, I've been coming to this site for years and just always watched and could never chime in on the comments. Now my first video isn't doing bad at all! Pretty exciting since i've been home the last three days thanks to getting four wisdom teeth pulled on Saturday. SO yeah, thanks guys.

no actual affiliation at all

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How are you affiliated with this video?
NO affiliation other than I know where it is and some people that claim to have been there. But it's not my video in anyway.

>> ^spoco2:

>> ^vpvpvp:
>> ^vpvpvp:
>> ^spoco2:
>> ^vpvpvp:
As a caucasian rapper myself I hate it when other white rappers add the "hiphop" twang to their voices when they don't have it when they speak. ie try to sound more hood by ending their words more gangsterish. google me and check out my music. Vito Polizzi.

You know what I hate about rap? That the VAST majority of it is purely 'I'm so fucking hot. I'm the best. Dance girl, shake something, shake it, wobble it, woah, stop wobbling so much, that'll hurt'.
There's Nothing to it all, it's just posturing crap.
And after watching your video for 'Move, Bounce, Shake', I'm afraid you fall right into that bucket along with all the rest.
Give me a rap that's about something and I might listen to it.


That song is around six years old. A lot of rap sounds like that because that's what radio wants. You must not listen to much rap at all to not know all rap doesn't sound like that. Some of the best story telling songs, interesting plays on words, similes, metaphors, alliteration, and rhyme patterns are found in most good rap. Go to my website and check out A.D.D. for a fun story song, or Bed Bugs, for fun plays on words, or Ciao Bella to hear me rap in Italian and English back and forth. (There's a video for that on youtube as well that I shot in Sicily a couple summers ago) Listen to Hypocrite to hear more of what you think rap should sound like (I'm assuming) then listen to Butterface for a good laugh :-) I don't know if I can post my web site here but it's otivito dot com click on the music tab.

OK, those tracks were pretty good. You've got some nice stuff going on there.


Thanks. That's older stuff as well. Currently working on a new project and shooting new videos. Maybe you can sift my next video and label it, "How more rap should sound" ;-)

>> ^vpvpvp:

>> ^spoco2:
>> ^vpvpvp:
As a caucasian rapper myself I hate it when other white rappers add the "hiphop" twang to their voices when they don't have it when they speak. ie try to sound more hood by ending their words more gangsterish. google me and check out my music. Vito Polizzi.

You know what I hate about rap? That the VAST majority of it is purely 'I'm so fucking hot. I'm the best. Dance girl, shake something, shake it, wobble it, woah, stop wobbling so much, that'll hurt'.
There's Nothing to it all, it's just posturing crap.
And after watching your video for 'Move, Bounce, Shake', I'm afraid you fall right into that bucket along with all the rest.
Give me a rap that's about something and I might listen to it.



That song is around six years old. A lot of rap sounds like that because that's what radio wants. You must not listen to much rap at all to not know all rap doesn't sound like that. Some of the best story telling songs, interesting plays on words, similes, metaphors, alliteration, and rhyme patterns are found in most good rap. Go to my website and check out A.D.D. for a fun story song, or Bed Bugs, for fun plays on words, or Ciao Bella to hear me rap in Italian and English back and forth. (There's a video for that on youtube as well that I shot in Sicily a couple summers ago) Listen to Hypocrite to hear more of what you think rap should sound like (I'm assuming) then listen to Butterface for a good laugh :-) I don't know if I can post my web site here but it's otivito dot com click on the music tab.

>> ^spoco2:

>> ^vpvpvp:
As a caucasian rapper myself I hate it when other white rappers add the "hiphop" twang to their voices when they don't have it when they speak. ie try to sound more hood by ending their words more gangsterish. google me and check out my music. Vito Polizzi.

You know what I hate about rap? That the VAST majority of it is purely 'I'm so fucking hot. I'm the best. Dance girl, shake something, shake it, wobble it, woah, stop wobbling so much, that'll hurt'.
There's Nothing to it all, it's just posturing crap.
And after watching your video for 'Move, Bounce, Shake', I'm afraid you fall right into that bucket along with all the rest.
Give me a rap that's about something and I might listen to it.

As a caucasian rapper myself I hate it when other white rappers add the "hiphop" twang to their voices when they don't have it when they speak. ie try to sound more hood by ending their words more gangsterish. google me and check out my music. Vito Polizzi.

Not scary but pretty sure my allergies started acting up watching this.

What a selfish cunt. That's why kids want to turn to the Dark Side at Disneyland these days.