Drown In a Lake of Diet Coke, I Got Cash

January 12, 2012 1:51 PM

I Got Cash SLYT, NSFW lyrics
posted by jivadravya (19 comments total)

Yeah. It's a great song. Came out years ago. Any particular reason for the post?
posted by Jimbob at 1:56 PM on January 12

Jimbob took teh Q right out of my mouth, been a lot of great remixes too that could have added to this post.
posted by dabitch at 1:59 PM on January 12

Didn't think that I had to have a reason, other than that I was exposed to it recently, thought it was great, and wanted to share. If it's "old meme is old" or whatever, whatever.
posted by jivadravya at 2:00 PM on January 12

Related?
posted by dhartung at 2:00 PM on January 12

I hate fan-made lyric videos btw. The Ugly. It burns.
posted by dabitch at 2:01 PM on January 12 [3 favorites]

Great beat, but their use of 'fuck' is nothing when compared to the Rubberbandits.
posted by benito.strauss at 2:03 PM on January 12

I'll never forget watching a friend lip-syncing this; total character. But yeah, what's the reason for the post?
posted by Mars Saxman at 2:06 PM on January 12

Yeah? Fuck you, too.
posted by MrMoonPie at 2:08 PM on January 12

Since you've brought The Brooklyn Funk Essentials to The Blue, here, for your listening pleasure, is their version of Pharoah Sander's "The Creator Has A Master Plan."

Yo! Brooklyn!
posted by Dean358 at 2:26 PM on January 12 [1 favorite]

I like the video. I think it's meant to be a Powerpoint slideshow in which key words from the speaker's presentation are highlighted for clarity.
posted by nervousfritz at 2:55 PM on January 12 [1 favorite]

But yeah, what's the reason for the post?

the FUNK don't need no reason
posted by pyramid termite at 3:22 PM on January 12 [2 favorites]

Worth it just for the rubber bandits...8.5 million views and nobody has posted it on Facebook. Praise be to the matthowie
posted by fistynuts at 3:24 PM on January 12

The newest Rubberbandits (well as of a month or two ago) is also a trip. Warning: deals frankly with race issues in present day Ireland, and speaks clearly to the trials and travails of street youth. Orrrrrr something.
posted by FatherDagon at 3:29 PM on January 12

A great alternative to linking extremely poor YouTube videos that actively detract from the music is Grooveshark
posted by East Manitoba Regional Junior Kabaddi Champion '94 at 3:39 PM on January 12

This guy knows a mefite when he sees one, amirite?
posted by PeterMcDermott at 4:06 PM on January 12

metafilter: where asking, "Why did you post that?" is, somehow, not ironic.
posted by Chuffy at 4:54 PM on January 12

I had no idea this was set to music. First heard it here, track 18 by Sylvester. AllMusic gives just a taste of the original; there might be a version of the poem in its entirety somewhere out there in the dark ether.
posted by artof.mulata at 1:10 PM on January 14 [1 favorite]

I had no idea this was set to music. First heard it here, track 18 by Sylvester.

Looking for the full poem led me here, where I learned that "Everton Sylvester... is lead poet with bands Brooklyn Funk Essentials and Searching for Banjo."
posted by zorseshoes at 10:11 PM on January 14 [1 favorite]

Thanks zorseshoes, I never would have known that. Always wondered who the heck the guy was. His voice used to freak me out every time I listened to that track.
posted by artof.mulata at 2:34 AM on January 15