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Farruko, Sech, Myke Towers - La Tóxica (Remix - Official Video) ft. Jay Wheeler, Tempo Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Farruko, Sech & Myke Towers feat. Jay Wheeler & Tempo - La Toxica (Remix) (Official Video)

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Letra:

[Sech]

Ella tiene to’ sus puntos claros
Primero la calle, luego sus amigas,
Botellas arriba y un phillie a la salida
Ahora nadie la impide salir
Ahora se ríe de ese pobre infeliz

[Jay Wheeler]

De una relación tóxica
Acaba de salir la convencieron
Y se arreglo para ir

[Farruko]

Lara Mercy Gang
Farru y se va para la calle
En busca de un jangueo
Pi ri ya ya

[ Myke Towers]

En donde haya música
Haya hookah y botelleo ey

[Jay Wheeler]

Y se va pa la calle
En busca de un jangueo

[Sech]

Ella no quiere amor ella está puesta
Pal perreo

[ Myke Tower]

Ella lo que quiere es es despejar la mente
En donde haya ambiente independiente
Desde que cumplio los veinte
Va para la calle con las misma de siempre
A borrar la depresión sienten la presión
Ponen su canción, llama la atención
Hecha perfección yo siento que lo nuestro
Ya es una obsesión dicen que de su bloque
Ella es la sensación

Ella le da hasta abajo
Al ritmo del bajo
Y lo que hablen de ella le importa un carajo
Un par de phillies para olvidarse
Del jevo ella no quiere enamorarse de nuevo

[Farruko]

Pi ri ya ya ya
Le da hasta abajo
Al ritmo del bajo
Lo que hablen de ella
Le importa un carajo
Esta puesta para romper
La carreta y ahora más
Que está de moda estar soltera

[Tempo]

Oh oh
Quienes son los que mandan aquí
La mujeres o los hombres ah
One , two , one , two
Si es lo que quiere toma, toma
Bailale de frente y dile tra tra
Con las manos arriba grita tra tra
Así es que mi corillo grita pum pum pum
Ahora tu mami dile
Pal piso pal piso pal piso
Tu eres la que manda dile tra tra
Yo hice esto pa ti grita tra tra
Y todos los envidioso que

[Farruko]

Y se va para la calle
En busca de un jangueo, un jangueo

[Myke Tower]
En donde haya música, haya hookah y botelleo

[Jay Wheeler]
Y se va pa la calle
En busca de un jangueo

[Sech]
Ella no quiere amor ella está puesta para el perreo

Pi ri Ya ya

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Official Music Video by Farruko, Sech & Myke Towers feat. Jay Wheeler & Tempo performing "La Tóxica (Remix)" (C) 2020 Sony Music Entertainment LLC

Redman - Tonight's Da Night (Uncut) Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

From 1992 Album: "Whut Thee Album".....

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Whut? Thee Album is the debut album from New Jersey Hip Hop artist Redman. Redman had only rapped on record prior to this album on EPMD's Business As Usual and Business Never Personal. EPMD's Erick Sermon produced the majority of the album, but Redman also handled much production.

This effort was a major success and established Redman as one of the premier hip hop artists of the 90's. It only reached #49 on the Billboard 200 in 1992, but was certified Gold by the RIAA on June 11, 1993. It is commonly hailed for its upbeat, sample driven funky production and its humorous lyrics. The record was originally given a rating of 4.5 mics out of 5 in The Source in November 1992. In 1998, the album was selected as one of The Source's 100 Best Rap Albums.

Reginald "Reggie" Noble was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. In 1990 Reggie made his world debut on the EPMD album Business as Usual appearing on tracks "Hardcore" and "Brothers My Jock". In 1992 Redman released his debut album, Whut? Thee Album, which Allmusic noted for blending "reggae and funk influences" with a "terse, though fluid rap style".The album peaked at number forty-nine on the Billboard 200 and was certified gold. He was named "Rap Artist of the Year" by The Source. Redman followed up with his 1994 album, Dare Iz a Darkside. The first single, "Rockafella," samples Leon Haywood's "I Want'a Do Something Freaky to You" and George Clinton's "Flashlight," two of the most sampled songs in hip hop.

Redman's solo career continued throughout the remainder of the decade, with each of his albums selling at least half a million copies. His musical style has remained very consistent, rarely deviating from a combination of unique braggadocious wit and hard hitting beats. Redman is also the originator of the pop-culture gesture, "Raise the Roof", due to the gesture being performed in the video, "Pick It Up" from his 1996 album, "Muddy Waters". In addition to releasing albums under his own name, he is part of the group Def Squad (along with Keith Murray and Erick Sermon) with whom he released the 1998 album El Niño, and also has formed a close partnership with labelmate Method Man (of the Wu-Tang Clan) who, with him, made a featured appearance with the Dogg Pound in Tupac Shakur's 1996 album All Eyez on Me in the rap song Got My Mind made up where both rapped with Kurupt in verse two and Meth also did the chorus, and with whom he released the 1999 album Blackout!.

Redman had his best-known international hit with Christina Aguilera, when he was featured on her 2002 single "Dirrty". Around this time he was also featured on a popular remix of Pink's track Get This Party Started. Since the release of Malpractice, he has kept his fans happy by independently releasing the Ill At Will mixtapes, which feature various members of his Gilla House crew, including Saukrates and Icarus. Other members under Redman's Gilla House imprint include Ready Roc, E3, Young Heat, and Melanie. Under his birthname, Reggie Noble, Redman has done production for himself, many of his crew members, and even Shaquille O'Neal on his 'Shaq-Fu: Da Return' album.

In March 2007, Redman released Red Gone Wild. He says that the reason for the long wait to drop the album is because of the fast-changing pace of Hip Hop on his MySpace interview.

On March 27, 2007 Redman confirmed on BET's Rap City: Tha Bassment that the sequel to How High, How High 2, is currently being written.

In an April 10, 2007 Onion AV Club interview [4], Redman hinted that there would be a second collaborative album with Method Man, with work beginning in midsummer or early September.

In early 2008, a remake of the Smoothe da Hustler and Trigger tha Gambler classic Broken Language was released to the internet by the duo entitled Broken Language 2008, fueling rumors of a Blackout! sequel coming soon. This rumor was further fueled by the duo while performing in Gainesville, FL at the University of Florida. A Blackout! 2 LP was scheduled for a December 9, 2008 release but was recently pushed back to the first quarter of '09. With a new release date on May 19, also a sequel to the very popular How High is in the process of being written and is to begin being filmed in the summer of '09. Bun B has confirmed that he will guest star on Blackout! 2 - in April 2009, a single has been released named City Lights, produced by Nasty Kutt. Also producers such as Erick Sermon, Rockwilder and Pete Rock have announced their presence on the album.

The duo is also currently on their Still High tour with Termanalogy, the Alchemist, & Evidence of Dilated Peoples.

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Rockstars Who Tried To Save Alice In Chains Layne Staley Hotney 1 Streams • 3 years ago

Rockstars who tried to save Layne Staley of Alice in Chains

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From 1996 to 2002 Alice in Chains frontman Layne Staley lived a pretty reclusive life. If you’ve read either grunge is dead or everybody loves our town there’s a handful of pretty depressing stories about what layne was up to in his reclusive years and how his appearance had drastically changed from years of drug abuse. It was during this time, especially towards the tale end of his life that several of his musician friends and bandmates tried to help him get clean. That’s what we’re going to explore in today’s video.

John Frusciante

It was around either 1999 or 2000 that, Bob Forrest and John Frusciante tried to help convince Layne Staley to get off drugs. Forrest would recount the story in his book Running with Monsters: A Memoir. Forrest who dealt with addiction previously became known as a person who could get through to addicts and Staley’s mom asked him for his help. Red Hot Chili Peppers john frusciante who was newly sober at the time didn’t think they could get through to staley, but joined Forrest anyways in visiting layne in his apartment in seattle.

Bob: “Hey Layne. What’s going on.”
Layne: “Nothing. I know why you’re here.”
Bob: “Your Mom’s worried, man. You don’t look too good.”
Layne: “I’m okay, though. Really.”
After leaving layne’s apartment forrest woul remark to frusciante in his book “I don’t think he’ll come out of this.” to which Frusciante responded, “It’s his life, man.”
Mark Lanegan
The former Screaming Trees frontman would talk to Rolling Stone and talked about getting sober in the late 90’s and tryingto help Layne. He would tell Rolling Stone The first time I saw him (referring to Layne) after I’d gotten clean, I’d been clean a year. I’m pretty sure that [Alice in Chains’] Jerry [Cantrell] and Mike Inez flew me up to Seattle because they were unable to get into his house. He had a camera and lived in the penthouse of this condo. So whenever anybody from that camp would come to see him, he would just ignore it. Jerry and Mike knew that when he saw me, he would let me in. I went along with that, and I also wanted him to see that I was clean, that it was possible to get clean, that his prediction that I would never be able to do it had failed [laughs]. Hopefully, maybe, it would give him the idea that he, himself, could do it. But he didn’t want to do it.
When I got there, I said, “Hey, man, it’s been a while. I’ve been clean for more than 12 months.” And he was like, “No, you weren’t, man. You just left, like, two months ago.” His sense of time had warped. And he wasn’t buying the truth from me. I remember him saying at that point, “I always just keep thinking I’m gonna get that same feeling I got the first time again.”Lanegan would go on to say that he hoped a medical emergency would force layne to change his ways but his medical emergency ended up being his death.
Finally his bandmates more specifically drummer Sean Kinney and Mike Inez tried to help Layne. Inez would reveal in the book how himself and Mark Lanegan would go beat on his door to talk to Layne but to no avail. with Kinney recalling Kinney said: “It got to a point where he’d kept himself so locked up, both physically and emotionally. I kept trying to make contact. Three times a week, like clockwork, I’d call him, but he’d never answer. Every time I was in the area, I was up in front of his place yelling for him. Even if you could get into his building, he wasn’t going to open the door. You’d phone, and he wouldn’t answer. You couldn’t just kick the door in and grab him, though there were so many times I thought about doing that. But if someone won’t help themselves, what, really, can anyone else do?”
It was also briefly mentioned in the book Alice in Chains the untold story that Krist Novaselic of Nirvana would sometimes take food over to Layne’s house. Hoping to save the frontman after losing his friend Kurt Cobain
In the book grunge is dead krisha augerot who worked for pearl jam singled out Alice in CHains manager and Chris Cornell’s wife at the time as being the person who tried to help Layne the most straighten out his personal life recalling “she was a constant in his life trying to get him clean unfortunately he just never accepted it.”