Wow, that was awesome. posted by oddman at 8:24 AM on November 10, 2006
Excellent! Fantastic! Here's the same clip on YouTube. posted by soundofsuburbia at 8:30 AM on November 10, 2006
Re-reading my post above, it sounds a good deal more pissy than I intended. Allow me to clarify:
Those impersonations are uncanny. I liked it.
Now prepare for a ride on the one-link-you-tube pony.
:) posted by Jofus at 8:39 AM on November 10, 2006
Holy crap! His LL Cool J started weak, but then it was quite good! Snoop was the best though. posted by ernie at 8:46 AM on November 10, 2006
I honestly couldn't believe he was doing Jay-Z. I know it's Spears, but sounds just like Jay-Z..Wow. posted by Cyclopsis Raptor at 8:49 AM on November 10, 2006
Awesome awesome awesome. This is my favorite post in ages. :) posted by CRM114 at 8:56 AM on November 10, 2006
His Snoop was good, but his DMX was weak. posted by Lazlo Hollyfeld at 8:59 AM on November 10, 2006
His J and his Snoop were tight, DMX sounded like it wanted to be Method Man, and LL could've been anybody. On the radio, I bet it sounded awesome, though (since you can't see that it's the same guy doing them all).
Also, ridiculous? What, cause it's a darkie pretending to be other darkies in a minstrel show for your amusement? Because if that was all freestyle, that was talent. Nothing ridiculous about that. posted by Eideteker at 9:11 AM on November 10, 2006
I must now kill myself, because nothing will ever be that awesome again. posted by alby at 9:34 AM on November 10, 2006
That was really good. posted by Divine_Wino at 9:36 AM on November 10, 2006
Yeah, DMX was the only weak spot. I "watched" the video with it open in a background tab, so I could only hear the audio, pretty damn impressive. posted by jonson at 9:43 AM on November 10, 2006
Jay-Z called, he wants his voice back.
brooklyn, stand up posted by Mikey-San at 9:45 AM on November 10, 2006
Anyone else hate morning DJ's?
Aries Spears was good, though. posted by aliasless at 9:48 AM on November 10, 2006
posted by Jofus at 7:42 AM on November 10, 2006