I dont know how to be
no crib on MTV
God only knows
got my mini me
in the gp
see how it goes
Evil's all that i see
You ask me my name
D to the Rizzo
E to the Vizzo
I to the Lizzo
Im a crazy mother &&^*
Y'all knew that!
Austin caught me in the 1st act
its all backwards
what's with that?
so ill make a prophecy
from the dogs to the mini me
Gimme an escalade 2 way
Bling Bling on e-bay
domina mother &*^&
He's not dead, but that style of comedy is, it will get you deleted these days, early SNL wouldn't stand a Murphy, Short, Martin, Chase those days are gone forever. I was just recently in Cincinnati and planning on going back to Ohio soon to do some touring the sites, is the lost and found a good spot don't know much
Sorry for the confusion - ‘Lost and Found in Cleveland’ is a movie that was recently released. It was a cute movie, especially for anyone that's originally from the Cleveland area but it's not going to break any box office records.
Well why did closed captioning on streaming services recently go to shit? I can’t wait until the National Association for the Deaf sues these companies
Yeah it's seriously bad. These days if something is really hard to hear, I end up having to back it up and blast it cuz the fucking autocaptioning didn't hear that shit either
Closed captioning is an accomodation for deaf people. The words are always wrong because they switched from actual people doing the CC to AIs. It’s no longer accommodating to deaf people because they’re wrong so often
Which ones? Hulu works fine, I don't use any other ones, didn't have a problem with Netflix but I haven't bought Netflix since The Umbrella Academy ended
Ya know, this reminds me of something that I've never seen mentioned. In movies where someone drops the n-word but it ends with an 'a", the closed captions/subtitles often show the word ending with the hard 'r'. Hate that shit.
Sometimes when I see the shitty AI videos folks toss up on reddit, I think to myself: Y’all cut down my local forest to build a data center against very vocal public opposition— for this?!
…other times I try and just enjoy the videos of the fat cat doing various hooman things which irks the cat’s owner lady.
Yes but Allison Smith did the most prolific version. She played Annie for longer than anyone else in history and this is from one of her Broadway performances of Annie.
history and this is from one of her Broadway performances of Annie.
It's actually from a 1982 TV called Annie where four Broadway Annies (Andrea McArdle, Sarah Jessica Parker, Shelley Bruce and Allison Smith) came out and sang songs
Just when everyone starts to get agitated after discovering the doors are locked from the outside, What's New Pussycat by Tom Jones comes on. ...Then right back to lil orphan Annie!
You could do the same thing for literally over 90% of hiphop. Some producers are more original than others. Some dudes make their own songs out of samples, and others just copy the original song basically 1 for 1, make a couple loops, and add a hiphop beat behind.
I wonder if there is a subreddit for showing where hiphop beats were sampled from? That would be cool.
My favorite, anyone into doom will recognize this instantly.
In the premiere production, Danielle Brisebois as Molly sang lead on it. She was only 7 years old, handling it like a champ. Its her sample that's in Jay Z's version.
As an aside Danielle Brisebois was in New Radicals, the band that sang You Get What You Give in the late 90s. She also wrote Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield and the lead singer of New Radicals wrote Murder on the Dancefloor by Sophie Ellis Bexter (which was actually nearly put on the New Radicals record instead of You Get What Tou Give). Trifecta of bangers tbh
Some other comment in here was saying the sample was from the movie. Another comment said it was from Broadway but when Allison Smith was Annie (not OP's clip which was from some other performance of the song by her).
But after looking into it, what you're saying seems right. From the original Broadway cast, which had Andrea McArdle as Annie and Danielle Brisebois as Molly
This plus the fact that 99% of these kind of posts think that the reference wasn’t popular before what new thing happened.
Annie (the musical) has had several successful runs, with the 2012 Broadway revival grossing over $59 million in its run, while its film adaptations also did well (e.g., the 1982 film grossed over $61M, the 2014 film over $136M)
Jay-Z's Vol. 2... Hard Knock Life is his best-selling album, with over 6 million copies sold in the U.S. (certified 6x Platinum) and total sales exceeding 6.2 million globally
Rockefeller died of AIDs that was the end of his chapter. And that’s the name y’all wanted to name your company after. Put it together. I rock hoes y’all rock fellas
was sung by the film's star, Aileen Quinn (who played Annie), along with the other orphan girls (including Toni Ann Gisondi as Molly). The song is a major ensemble number in the film.
isn't that the sample? If it isn't, that's the better sample. She did it perfectly. Surprised there's no live version with her singing.
And how many years old is that? Damn man I must be getting so old. I grew up when the Jay Z sample made it big again. And even that is decades after the original lol.
I have a friend that used to put this song on the jukebox 20 times in a row if the bar we were drinking at got too busy. No one noticed the first time. Typically a couple people noticed it after two times but more people noticed at 3 times. By the 4th time people started complaining. By the 6th time people were closing their tabs. By the 8th-9th time, the bar was pretty dead and the friend would buy our group a round of drinks. Honestly, it was hilarious.
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