Take It Up a Notch | Lack of Afro feat. Wax & HerbalT
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Take It Up a Notch | Lack of Afro feat. Wax & HerbalT
Rad day running in the rain with this little fella. #herbalt #icet #tpain #tdawg (at Silver Lake, Los Angeles)
(BigWax)
Wax... This is where my internet music journey started.
I found him at the recommendation of a video that I had only clicked on to test what YouTube looked like on my first smartphone.
This guy started (on YouTube) rapping over beats in his car and the first song in this playlist was the first thing I heard from him a submission and 2nd place in a Vibe magazine contest, and it was surprisingly great. Especially because my idea at the time was that anyone who was any good was already famous and most independent rap I had heard at the time was utter trash.
Wax and his identical twin brother Herbal T have put out a ton of videos some silly some serious but all of them have serious lyrical skills behind them, plus they both play multiple instruments. This playlist is a good cross-section but I encourage anyone who likes them to check out more of their channel at youtube.com/wax, Wax’s website at waxdotcom.com and to buy their stuff on iTunes(or my personal preference, anywhere BUT iTunes). He also puts out a mostly-weekly podcast, Wax’s Podcast, which is pretty funny and self deprecating and a good way to pass an hour.
Always support your favorite artists, ESPECIALLY independent ones.
my girl said death's not an end it's a change A time for the world's energy to rearrange So after I died I became food for the trees Whose seeds spread around as they move with the breeze Some seeds grew and others became food One got eaten by a tiny little dude The dude was a squirrel and he lived by the house That I left in my will to my son and my spouse A couple hours after eating the seed The squirrel's stomach started rumbling he needed relief And that squirrel knew About the garden my girl grew A quiet little spot he would come to do number two He shouted out with a push fertilizing the soil surrounding the blueberry bush Wasn't long till the blueberries grew very plump To the point that my girl was picking them out by the clump And making pies with them Milkshakes with them Making muffins and jelly and pancakes with them And in a roundabout way when she was baking the pie It's like a little tiny piece of me staying alive And living on through my people that are still on Earth Living on infinitely no need for rebirth Living on through the green grass growing on your lawn Living on Or was I really ever gone? I'm living on (x4)
herbal t - that's it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4Kq6NFG7FE
Wax - Doin Damage
As an atheist, it's easy to get sad about death, especially because my idea of an afterlife is decomposing and chilling with maggots under 5 feet of terrain. The third verse reminded me that even though I'll probably be forgotten after death, I already contributed to the lives of others. Shit, despite how insignificant this post is, it still contributed to your life. Whether I'm reblogging Hip-Hop or handing out bad humor, IM LIVIN' ON