O.K. So. Where to start? I have no idea what I think about this track. I love Three 6 Mafia. Flo Rida has put out a grip of solid singles. Heck, I even ride for a select few Sean Kingston joints. But those three names working together on a Tiësto-produced track? Now that's something I never expected to see. I'm not nearly as mad at this as I expected to be. Heck, I might even like it. Who knows? Develop your own opinion:
As was previously mentioned on these here pages, Three 6 Mafia will be performing at Dartmouth College. Tonight. As in Friday, May 22nd. The City of Hanover is nervous that the group's controversial lyrics will lead to rioting (or at least as close as our tiny pocket of New Hampshire can come to rioting). So nervous in fact that they're employing mad many police officers to contain the rambunctious folk. This is a testament to both a) how boring Hanover is and b) how awesome Three 6 Mafia are.
What's more, I'll be DJing for openers Damaged Good$. Dudes are remarkable performers, and their recorded stuff ain't half bad, either. If you're a Texan, be sure to catch the gents at one (or more) of their handful of upcoming Dallas dates. For the rest of you jokers, watch the guys tear up Tuscon. And Berlin. Random. Point being that dudes are set to kill it tonight. Photos to follow. Promise.
In other news, umma start slapping individuals if I don't hear Calvin Harris's "Ready for the Weekend" right quick. And maybe the Fake Blood remix. And on an entirely unrelated note that should certainly be part of a new paragraph, be sure to sneak a peak at the video for Bunny Holiday's (wait - who?) new track (produced by Pop Levi). Hilarious. So, so hip. All we're missing is some fixed gear bikes, dangling cigarettes, and Dunks. (Of course it doesn't hurt that there's a cute girl featured throughout.)
Guys. Girls. Others. Three 6 Mafia is coming to Dartmouth. That's right - the men who brought you such hits as "Tear Da Club Up," "Who Run It," "Sippin' on Some Syrup," "Stay Fly," "Poppin' My Collar," "Side 2 Side," "Slob on My Knob," and "Doe Boy Fresh" (yea, I'm intentionally leaving out some of their more recent tracks) are gonna be playing to 475 (venue capacity) dorky rich kids in Hanover, New Hampshire on May 22, 2009. It's gonna be incredible. And in preparation for such an event, I've watched this video approximately twenty times in the past twenty four hours. Now I'm not saying you should do the same, but at least watch it once. Easily one of their top tracks.
What's more, the good dudes of Damaged Good$ (Dallas, Texas pride) will be opening for Triple 6 (I'll be DJing for them, too). Though I 100% prefer their "Ferris Bueller" to "Follow the Leader" (obviously I ride for the latter as well, but the former is just oh so, so good), I had to throw up the track with a proper video. So without further ado:
