A Tribe Called Quest is skramjt__ wrote:Does hip hop fit into the skram life?
A Tribe called Quest has been on repeat for a month.
lil jon is top skram
SKRAM LIFE
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winstonberg
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lil jon is top skram
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Tupac FTWwinstonberg wrote:A Tribe Called Quest is skramjt__ wrote:Does hip hop fit into the skram life?
A Tribe called Quest has been on repeat for a month.
lil jon is top skram
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Gnarlin Gnartree
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DMX is more skram than any of those
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BROOTALPOODLE
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is jerking skram life? i've always wondered this
if not, should i quit skram life if i plan on jerking, i don't know what to do
if not, should i quit skram life if i plan on jerking, i don't know what to do
“I just want to change the way people look at music or maybe just destroy it in general.” -Justin Pearson
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us living the screamoth lifestyle welcome just about anything including jerking.
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BROOTALPOODLE
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thank godmatt wrote:us living the screamoth lifestyle welcome just about anything including jerking.
i have to learn how to jerk to help out for my friends senior project, she is doing a fashion show and wants me and some other friends to be dancing in the background. i'm gettin geeked out for it
“I just want to change the way people look at music or maybe just destroy it in general.” -Justin Pearson
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Pete > You
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Gnarlin Gnartree wrote:DMX is more skram than any of those
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CitizenOfUlysses
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lol. that was good.CitizenOfUlysses wrote:
More skram-listen to everything that's put out by the Doomtree crew. All the False Hope stuff, and all the individual stuff, like Never Better from POS and A Badly Broken Code from Dessa. Seriously, Dessa, POS, Cecil Otter and the rest of gang are some of the most talented contemporary hippity hop artists out there. Same with kids like B. Dolan, Sage Francis, Atmosphere, MF Doom (and his fifty bajillion side projects and collaborations)