Enjoy Some Explicitly Entertaining Stories From Danny Brown

Featuring boobs, dicks, competitions and retards. Get ready for late Jan Auckland shorties.

That Free Banksy Piece Is Gonna Run You $20 To View In Brooklyn

People going to East New York to take a picture of a Banksy piece (they could have just googled) are getting charged $20 for the pleasure, by what you might call street entrepreneurs? Video after the jump.

Popping And Locking

No homo.

RIP Chopper

Man, I thought dude was already dead. RIP Chop Chop. Above are some highlights from the movie Chopper (played by Eric Bana). You can watch the full movie here.

Sorry about his rapping though, aye?

The Making of Ice Cube’s 'It Was A Good Day'

The above video is a breakdown of Ice Cubes magnum opus (and my ringtone). Shout out to the Isley Brothers.

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Derrick Rose's Knee Is Just Fine

Taken from a preseason game against the Pacers. FYI, the NBA Season tip off is only 3 weeks away.

PS - Fuck Lebron

What We Learned From The Breaking Bad Finale

The Badfinger is still playing, Jesse is still hollering, and, on the chilly floor of a Nazi meth lab, Walt's body is still warm. Not nearly enough time has passed to revisit Sunday's Breaking Bad finale in full. My thoughts on that remain more or less as they were in the wee hours of Monday morning: A show that prided itself on exacting precision ended with an episode as buffed, polished, and perfect as the inside of that TAG Heuer Walt left atop a gas station pay phone. To some, that was ideal. To others, it was idealized. I have a feeling that the argument — like the one raging in Flynn's head every morning between the fluffy savoriness of eggs and the sweet surrender of pancakes — will never end.

Which immediately sets it apart from Breaking Bad. The show is over. Life — and television — must somehow soldier on. Below are some thoughts on the three pressing issues left in the finale's wake.

Want To Control Cockroaches With Your Smartphone?

Next month, Backyard Brains will begin selling the Bluetooth RoboRoach, the first cyborg to be commercially available to the general public. Priced at $99.99, the product is cheap and simple to use. After a “brief surgery,” users attach an electronic backpack to a cockroach and then use their smartphones to overstimulate the cockroach, making the insect move to the left or to the right.

Please Explain

Post?

Well This Is Kinda Dope

Edam on the mic and wheels of steel, simultaneously. The above is a promo for 'The Poets of Rhythm Anthology: 1992-2003' which is taking orders now.

80 Minutes Of Louis CK Talking To Bill Simmons

Taken from the BS Report earlier this year. If you've got a spare hour and change, and you like stuff that comes out of Louis CKs mouth, it's worth a watch.

Animated Louis CK

Taken from Louis CK's 'Live at the Beacon Theater'.


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