#wintercookout

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#WinterCookOut #TiaWork #WifeyHook↑ @tiharatakia

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If you were born in the 90s and you don't feel some type of emotion from this Hip-Hop appropriation of the Rugrats historic theme, I don't trust you. This piece meets all the necessary requirements to be considered a a 90's Pop-Hop masterwork. The combination of atypical positive lyrical artistry with much of the lyrics referencing the plot and characters over a "happy, I-can-do-any-thing-if-I-put-my-mind-to-it" beat is what makes this a work of art. Only a fabled soothsayer would have been able to assemble this type of Avenger's like team without explicitly knowing this would work. Who are you? What is your name? I want to shake you hand.

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I refuse to see Exodus unless this is in the movie. The Prince of Egypt is in the 90’s film canon and can never be topped. 

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My peers are weird because this wasn’t the first song on the list. In fact, this list will probably be dominated by the queen of the 90s R&B and Pop (because she undeniably was pop accessible) if I have anything to do with it. Listening to this song is like the musical equivalent of drinking a delicious cup of tea with just enough, you guessed it, honey. 

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INOJ should be credited to be creating the single greatest bridge to chorus transition of all time. Anyways, from the jump, you already know this is a hit with a steady introduction the really draws you in as there is a level of mysticism with the lull of the Casio SA-35. The piece starts with a slow ballad like build up with Inoj her stating her interest in the man of her interest from a seemingly initial observation. Towards the end of this proclamation, the song shifts to the upbeat chant that continues throughout the track. 

This song can do no wrong.

#hiphop #r&b #music #goodvibes #wintercookout #jams