Watch Let’s Die by No Malice, another song from a rapper not afraid to spit the truth and make a mockery out of main stream artists that believe turning to fake devil worship is gonna do something for them.
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Fake News by No Malice (Music Video)
Another crazy track by No Malice. Watch Fake News now and support this artist as fast as humanely possible then let the haters hate.
So Woke by No Malice – Real Rap (Music Video)
Please don’t sleep on No Malice. This is real rap, it’s time to take the game and give glory to where it’s due.
Marty of Social Club – Support Real Rappers
Think Christians can’t be MCs? I take it you haven’t heard of Marty of Social Club… or tons of other real rappers out there. The problem is mainstream media and industries titans are afraid of rappers like this because they’re afraid of the truth.
Here’s a bit of background on this artist (you need to support!):
Martin Lorenzo Santiago is a rapper that goes by the stage name Marty and/or Marty Mar. He is an American hip hop musician that’s Christian and doesn’t hide from his faith. He is part of the duo, Social Club Misfits, with his partner, Fern. His first extended play, Marty for President, was released in 2015. This was his breakthrough release upon the Billboard magazine charts. He has also been featured in music by NF.
Grindin’ by NF ft. Marty
Watch and listen to Grindin’ ft. Marty. If you need a song for working out, building up your new business or getting your faith up — this is what you need. Support new rap, Christians are taking over everything. Get ready people, rise up!
NF – Perception – Support Real Music
Go and check out Perception, the new album out by NF. Also peep those tours dates to see when you can make it. It’s time to start supporting real music, including real rap and hip-hop music.
All I Have by NF – Rap Music Video
Wait till you all get a taste of this rap music video for All I Have by NF. It’s time to rally people, now is the time to realize our full potential as Christians. BLESSED.
Jesus Walks by Kanye West: Embrace It!
Don’t hate it, embrace it. This is Jesus Walks by Kanye West and is by far one of the most influential songs by one of the greatest artists of all time. Listen and learn the love of God, our savior Jesus Christ.
Elephants take the best selfies
Huge Amounts of Coffee to Start the Morning Off Right
Chinese shredded meat you never want to eat
Using memes to correct annoying people
I think we should all launch a campaign using memes like this. It’s a great way to raise awareness to those annoying pricks everyone has to deal with but can’t stand.
It’s your lucky day
Rocket Man, Is That You?
Apparently squishing down a marshmallow bunny transforms it into a miniature North Korean Rocket Man.
You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon Feat. Chevy Chase
You Can Call Me Al is an incredibly upbeat song that blew up in the 80s like crazy. Not only was it a good song but the music video featured Chevy Chase who was and is still a legend to all of us 1980s babies.
Check out the video and enjoy đ
We Built This City – Starship – 80s Throwback Music
You know me and my 80s throwbacks! Peep “We Built This City” by Starship and feel the funk.
Spoiler Alert: The song sucks in all areas except the chorus, of course.
We Didn’t Start the Fire by Billy Joel (VIDEO) – 80s Throwbacks!
The year was 1989 and my jeans had 27 zippers but you can bet your ass this song by Billy Joel was probably on the radio. In case you didn’t figure it out, I’m talking about “We Didn’t Start the Fire”.
Want more? Check out my growing collection of 80s music.
Take On Me by a-ha (80s Throwback Alert!)
You want some 80s action? You got it! Go ahead and take in the epicness that is “Take on Me” by a-ha! This throwback has all the 1980s nostalgia you can handle, from the cheesy graphics to the addictive beat that doesn’t leave your brain for hours.
Do You Come from a Land Down Under?
Well maybe you don’t but this classic 80s hit, “Down Under” by Men at Work sure does make you kinda wish that you were. Imagine how hard you could rock out to this if you were but screw it we can all be Aussies for a day with this throwback. Enjoy everyone!
I Bless the Rains Down in Africa!
One of my all time favorite 80s throwbacks is here for your enjoyment. “Africa” by Toto is an iconic song from the 1980s that we all loved then and still down now anytime it plays.Â
For some reason it’s one of those songs that once you hear it you can never forget it again. Enjoy my newest 80s throwback, now I need to go start planning my trip and remember to always bless the rains down in Africa.
Awkward Prom Pic Featuring the Butt Cut
What’s better than seeing an awkward prom pic? Seeing one featuring the infamous 80s butt cut. This don’t went all out too, because if you notice he’s rocking the butt cut mullet combo with feathered sides and a white tux. Needless to say that is the ultimate.
90s Commercials Flashback
Ready for another 90s flashback? Come take a trip down memory lane and check out these commercials from back in the day.
You’re My Prom Date Tonight! Better Have Fun or Else!
I came across this pic and just had to post it as either one of the worst prom pictures or one of the funniest.
90s Flashback: It Just âFeels Goodâ
Time for a 90s Flashback! Are you old enough to remember âFeels Goodâ by Tony! Toni! Tone!? If you were growing up in the late 80s and early 90s then you know this jam!
Anyway, the year was 1990 and I would have been up in my room playing with some some ninja turtles and listening to the Top 10 Countdown from my local radio station. Odds are you were probably doing something similar because we all did about the same thing back then. After all we didnât have the internet or smartphones â we had the radio.
Well from 1990-91 there was one song that was definitely on that Top 10 Countdown and it was âFeels Goodâ by the three Tony(i)(e)s. Ready for a flashback? I hope so and who better to introduce it then 90s staple Sinbad himself.
Ebola in Town (SONG): Meanwhile in Africa
Currently a song has gone beyond viral in Africa, âEbola in Townâ has become almost a theme song of sorts for the people there â and for good reason. Though many may not realize it, we are in the midst of the largest Ebola outbreak in history, that actually started in 2013, with more infections and deaths recorded than ever before. Check the startling stats for yourself.
The song epitomizes a society that is both fearful of their own government as well as the spread of the Ebola virus. That combination not only resonates with them but with people from around the world as we see our own governmentâs lack of response.
Ebola in Town by Shadow, D-12 and Kuzzy of 2kings
The musicians said that the idea came about spontaneously but they wanted to create something that was catchy, spread awareness but at the same time was something people could dance to and enjoy.
Not for nothing but I truly believe these guys have done more to spread awareness about Ebola to the people of Liberia and beyond, more so than our own United States Government plus they rock auto-tune like no others. Keep up the great work guys!
Please share this article with your friends to help spread awareness and to help gain more exposure for these guys.
Kid N Play: The Rap Battle
One of the most memorable rap battles of all time. Anyone from that era not only loved this battle but odds are knew every word of every verse.
Give it a try now â I must admit I remembered at least half of that all these years later. Kid spelled backwards describes ya best.
Kid N Play Dance Off: Ainât My Type of Hype
Grow up in the 80s and early 90s? If so then you know all about the Kid N Play dance off! House Party was one of those movies that everyone saw and loved. 1990 seemed to be the official start of the Kid âN Play era â these guys were literally everywhere.
You would have been hard pressed to find someone who didnât, not only love the movie but wish they could rock this dance routine.
Best of all it was male vs female so there was a part for everyone but the focus was on those foot moves Kid âN Play were rocking.
Quest for the Lost Civilization by Graham Hancock
Imagine for a second that Christopher Columbus wasnât the first man in the Americas⌠Wait a minute I think we all realize that but according to Graham Hancock in his documentary film, Quest for the Lost Civilization, it goes much deeper than that when it comes to the growth and complexity of society as a whole.
In fact much of what we think we know about the advancement of our modern societies might all be completely false or in the least way off track.
From the Great Pyramids of Egypt to the Jungles of Cambodia, he takes us on an epic journey to some of the most fascinating and straight up mind blowing structures you have ever seen. Along the way he lays out the mysterious connections between all of them that leads to the controversial theory that their was an even greater, lost civilization that is responsible for much of this.
Of course itâs only controversial to those thick headed college professor types that wonât dare to deviate from the text book â we know how accurate and factual those things are. Check out this documentary for yourself but allow some time for it because this bad boy is over 2 hours long but interesting as hell.
Personal Opinion: This is the perfect thing to watch when youâre headed to bed. Just lay there, have your mind blown and quite possibly some of the scariest frigging nightmares youâve ever experienced.