In terms of the lyrics, it's just astounding — the rhymes, the half rhymes, the inner rhymes — all of which are making such a heartfelt impact.
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Plus, it features Busta Rhymes, and Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes is always a good combination.
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What follows is a tale of coincidences, nostalgia, some very wack rhymes, and some surprisingly good rhymes.
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Bushi Sport, Busta Rhymes (1999-2000) Unfortunately for Busta Rhymes, the leather vest-and-fedora look never really took off.
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It's a medium about how many rhymes can be squeezed into the same line but also about how clever those rhymes can be.
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Dusty punch lines include the set designer Jo Mielziner (rhymes with "keener") and the operetta composer Rudolf Friml (rhymes with "Gott im Himmel").
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We feel a web of rhymes and not-quite-right rhymes, and we get a flood of images that are sort of right but sort of not.
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Pansino's got skills with the spatula – and with rhymes.
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After meeting the billionaire McCreadie - rhymes with greedy, geddit?
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Curse words flew — particularly one that rhymes with puck.
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After all, they were not merely speaking but also spitting constant rhymes ("mumps" and "humps") and off-rhymes ("pencil" and "suspenseful") that worked nearly as effectively as those in traditional, prefab songs.
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In the past few days, people have started tweeting out all kinds of riffs on Keanu's name, which is easy to do because "Reeves" rhymes (and almost rhymes) with a lot of words.
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His interest in the humblest forms of social expression led him to produce two indispensable compendiums, "Jump-Rope Rhymes: A Dictionary" (1969) and "Counting-Out Rhymes: A Dictionary" (1980), edited with Lois Rankin.
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You know, Lionel rhymes with the French word for 'fuckhead'.
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BUSINESS news does not repeat itself but it sometimes rhymes.
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Unnamed: A Christmas song with Justin Bieber and Busta Rhymes?
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Chinese companies can chant Snow White rhymes all day long.
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Rhymes said that deal still needed approval from Thai authorities.
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Coco: Do you remember "Touch It", that Busta Rhymes tune?
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Rearrange the lines, and you lose rhymes but no meaning.
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That's following the belief that if it rhymes, it's funny.
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Nothing rhymes with Derek, and he had to strike fast.
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Kendrick. Lamar. Man, remember when Busta Rhymes was on Surf?
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You should watch this Busta Rhymes video and contemplate that.
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Jameis: Now we don't know how to do these rhymes.
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Team: Now we don't know how to do these rhymes.
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"Chrysanthemum Tea" has typically clever Sondheim lyrics, with twisty rhymes.
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Sometimes he didn't bother to rhyme; sometimes his rhymes dazzled.
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Martha Ann Lavey (rhymes with navy) was born on Feb.
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" He said, " 'Stache' rhymes with 'cash' —you stash your cash.
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If you lock up the orange … nothing rhymes with orange.
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Here's the summary of this video -- Busta Rhymes LOVES Derrick Rose.
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A rep for Rhymes had no comment when contacted by PEOPLE.
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Seuss's books feature fun rhymes, colorful art and unexpected plot twists.
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He lampooned rappers with half-ass rhymes on some space shit.
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As she points out ... Regina Parejo blatantly rhymes with Virginia Vallejo.
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Wait a sec... "spy" rhymes with "eye".... WHAT COULD IT MEAN???
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I listen to music, I watch TV, and I write rhymes.
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Helpful rhymes splashed across condom wrappers remind guys to practice safety.
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Jean would write the rhymes, and Walter would create the images.
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"We don't think history repeats, we think history rhymes," he said.
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Secondly, history sometimes rhymes, and an appeasement strategy has often failed.
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And the rhymes in general and her flow is really good.
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Alas for the audience's sake, there are plenty more such rhymes.
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Ruyter suggested Greatest … and a dirty word that rhymes with Hits.
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He could perfectly mimic legalese but with rhymes and clever wordplay.
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Numerous artists have repurposed his work, including Busta Rhymes, Run-D.
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Students can also list slant rhymes, or words that almost rhyme.
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If it rhymes with porn, it probably deserves its own hub.
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Predator"; in the title poem the poet rhymes "jerk" with "berserk.
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Then I wondered: Tinnitus —rhymes with "hit us" or "smite us"?
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The rhymes are clever, and the vehicles are drawn to perfection.
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He did inside rhymes and things I never bothered to do.
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And the last one has both nursery rhymes and toy unboxings.
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Professor Abrahams (pronounced Abrams) cast his net wide, exploring Anglo-American folk songs, jump-rope rhymes and counting rhymes, but devoted most of his scholarly energies to the African diaspora in the Caribbean and the United States.
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"It's called 'Scribble Tales' and we're doing popular nursery rhymes," Gioia says.
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Busta Rhymes, Lil Mama and Rick's mom, Tommie Roberts, were also partying.
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Paak -- joined by Consequence and Busta Rhymes -- put their anger up front.
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Easy. Or make it look like an early-2000s Busta Rhymes video?
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Because as she explained, she can't do a speech unless it rhymes.
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She was disruptive all the time, her head buzzing with silly rhymes.
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They might change more if the politicians paid heed to Danny's rhymes.
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There's a saying about history: '[History] doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.
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Even though I'd never had any rhymes in my head, only formulas . . .
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Collaborations with Andre 3000, Elton John, Busta Rhymes once again: blessings, all.
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Naturally, he channels his poetic chops into rhymes for Shaolin's turntable beats.
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How are you such a loser when your name rhymes with 'winner'?
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But it's not just about new rhymes and sexy shots of Ali.
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It's named for the photo editing app VSCO, which rhymes with disco.
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This was the world that Young Jeezy, too, chronicled in his rhymes.
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Frank Patrick Palopoli (rhymes with monopoly) was born in Pittsburgh on Feb.
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Life shapes art that shapes life, in rhymes audible only with time.
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"The chart pattern suggests history rhymes in late 2019," the strategists wrote.
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He's written a lot of blogs and he's made some bad rhymes.
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From there, Huntsville's Mick Jenkins came through with his atmospheric, introspective rhymes.
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She said that she didn't like the lofty rhymes of kibbutz poets.
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We know that history does not repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes.
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Piloting the sub, he said, "isn't exactly like flying, but it rhymes".
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" Busta Rhymes commented, and Fat Joe elsewhere said, "Welcome to the party.
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Some relied on humor — while complaining that almost nothing rhymes with "orange"!
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Lewis's version is very musical, with rhymes and chimes and shifting meters.
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Whatever the cause, Logan has a solution, and it rhymes with Shmoney.
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Here are three kind, talented, sweet, lithe (rhymes with Blythe!), wonderful women.
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In these classrooms, soccer chants get mixed in among the nursery rhymes.
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There is a saying that history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.
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Let&aposs say it rhymes with "pretty," and it&aposs not pretty.
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She's received co-signs from greats like Kendrick Lamar and Busta Rhymes.
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Multiple contestants are cheerleaders, and the atmosphere is perpetually awash in spirited rhymes.
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That particle would be called the stau (rhymes with cow) particle, Fox proposed.
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"One of those nursery rhymes that you softly whisper in your child's ear!"
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That's when he developed his rhymes-with-bucket list and got to work.
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She writes all of her own mouthy, smooth rhymes and spits them seamlessly.
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I don't want to say his name [but] it rhymes with 'Justin Greeber.
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It's pretty sweet, Drake's rhymes are on point and the track bumps hard.
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Some children rely on nursery rhymes, some adults rely on a little booze.
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I spend a lot more time on the beat than the rhymes now.
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The name Meredith McIver, which suspiciously rhymes with McGyver, was unrecognizable before Tuesday.
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I can write rhymes all day but I wanted to create real sound.
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History does not always repeat itself in central Africa, but it rhymes cacophonously.
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Ask: What rhymes with tub (cub, rub), soap (rope, hope), & bubble (double, trouble)?
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Each rhymes ambiguous imagery of gyrating bodies with dynamics of disparate pictorial techniques.
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I chat with P. while singing nursery rhymes to my nephew on loop.
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I subscribe to the view that while history doesn't repeat itself, it rhymes.
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AND THEN THERE WERE THREE ... IN THE GOP: ...because Wednesdays are for rhymes.
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His rhymes, once the most inventive in the genre, have been badly desiccated.
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When I say a word, JL already has seven rhymes in his head.
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" In Mr. Bleck — whose recent rhymes include "Kiss kiss, smoochy smoochy, how embarrassing!
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The rhymes Jessica and her rescuers sang to each other through the well.
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"Goddamn this claustrophobia/'cause I should be disrobing you," Jarvis Cocker semi-rhymes.
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And the book we were given was Halliwell's `Nursery Rhymes of England,' 290.
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Is it a coincidence that its end rhymes rhyme with squawk, for example?
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Mr. Moog (which rhymes with vogue) tried to explain its circuitry to him.
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The Cocomelon Nursery Rhymes YouTube channel is a part of Treasure Studio, Inc.
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QUINTANILLA: THAT CERTAINLY RHYMES WITH WHAT WE'RE HEARING OUT OF QUARTERLY CONFERENCE CALLS.
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Mr. Moix (it rhymes with "box") isn't a neo-Nazi or a racist.
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At other times, it moves forward through sound and funny, self-mocking rhymes.
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I then found a Spotify playlist of nursery rhymes and cranked it loud.
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"We had to spend most of that time writing poetry and rhymes," Clifford explains.
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And a certain company that rhymes with Chairanos brought serious drama the biomedical world.
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The guy's first name is Freddie—it rhymes with the original NHL goalie chant.
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Messi rhymes with Nessie — and so we have the splendid combination of Lionel Nessi.
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"Be humble, learn to obey, don't worry about material stuff," Ms. Tolokonnikova rhymes sarcastically.
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The words could have survived by themselves, as sayings and nursery rhymes have done.
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Macklemore's corny rhymes won out because they was considered more socially conscious and digestible.
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There was A Tribe Called Quest's literal wall-busting performance with Busta Rhymes and .
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Hip-hop is an interesting genre that's constantly being reduced to beats and rhymes.
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This is the Ziro (rhymes with "pyro"), an upcoming motion control system from ZeroUI.
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"Morgan Freeman, Busta Rhymes, Missy Elliot â€" I enjoy working with people like that.
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Rappers lay their own rhymes over someone else's beats in what they call mixtapes.
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Paak and Busta Rhymes for a set that included criticism of President Donald Trump.
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But on Tuesday you spat out rhymes with a vulgar and sometimes elegant rage.
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"It was very helpful," Lee says now; the relationship made Jeezy's rhymes more believable.
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Storybook Land is an amusement park inspired by nursery rhymes in Aberdeen, South Dakota.
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There's no place for parentheses, footnotes or explanations — but there are, of course, rhymes.
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Paak (with some help from Busta Rhymes and Consequence) just did at the Grammys.
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He invented all these little rhymes and callbacks to the ways we shot Dolores.
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KIMMEL: Have you ever made love to someone whose name rhymes with Lonald Lump?
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The first few weeks of LAX-it (kind of rhymes with "exit") were chaotic.
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Beats are how many hip-hop songs begin; rappers write their rhymes to them.
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The kids educational channel uploads 3D animated shorts with music and rhymes for children.
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It rhymes with a peculiarly geographical quality—national, even municipal—of Davis's cosmopolitan enterprise.
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But the reality is that 'Oath' rhymes with 'growth,' and that's our job, to grow.
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Zeke dons a fake accent and trades rhymes back and forth with the older man.
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Um, well, we have some elf-based rhymes, if you can hold on long enough?
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I focused on the technicalities of the rhymes and making sure they had enough metaphors.
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" The tune featured such impressive lyrical rhymes as "Peeno Noir, caviar, Myanmar, mid-size car.
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"I've been dealing with depression ever since an adolescent," the boy rhymes through Lamar's lyrics.
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You look into art history and you can find rhymes and interesting answers to that.
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Similar to contemporary rappers like Future and Lil Baby, none of TUT's rhymes are written.
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Children are served up nursery rhymes and Disney, but sometimes also inappropriate content and infomercials.
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However one groom recently raised the bar for custom vows with his seriously romantic rhymes.
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The trouble with Newlands' scheme was that an awful lot of the rhymes were forced.
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For this particular segment, the Wheel of Musical Impression featured a catalog of nursery rhymes.
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And for those who believe that financial history rhymes, Morris' opinions are now especially welcome.
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She says tongue twisters, nursery rhymes, fables, and poems that were part of your childhood.
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"History never repeats itself but it rhymes," is an observation sometimes attributed to Mark Twain.
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Of course ... Mase, Busta Rhymes, Faith Evans and 112 will all be hitting the stage.
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Mark Twain is supposed to have said that history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes.
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History rhymes rather than repeats; we are not reliving the widening gyre that Didion discerned.
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Reince (short for Reinhold, rhymes with "pints") is 44 but has an older-man's vibe.
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YG will bring his cutting rhymes to Irving Plaza as part of a national tour.
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" She happily rhymes not just "hat" with "chap," but "Houlihan" with "boule-igan" and "hooligan.
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Phife peppered Tribe's righteous rhymes and boasts with a mile-wide streak of self-ridicule.
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The group delivers solid rhymes, but the backing production will be something strange and unexpected.
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If it ain't beats and rhymes and DJ-ing and graffiti, we ain't doin' it!
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"Revolting Rhymes" is a BBC adaptation of Roald Dahl's cheeky revisionist fairy-tale poetry book.
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He takes joy in internal rhymes and consonance in a way few other rappers do.
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It's typical of how Mr. Marclay stitches time together, finding sly visual rhymes across clips.
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Parents have encouraged children to memorize cherished texts — Scripture, nursery rhymes, classical verse — for centuries.
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This aspect of the lesson plan is modified from Flocabulary's Writing Academic Rhymes lesson sequence.
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Rumor was that somewhere else in town, Busta Rhymes was performing at another cryptocurrency party.
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Rhymes about funny farm animals and tales about monsters that go "moo" in the night.
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His desire for an audience with the pope rhymes with hers to meet her idol.
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In March, four male students there were caught chanting graphic sexual rhymes about "nailing" women.
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Weinfield's solutions are ingenious, though the effort of inventing rhymes sometimes causes a visible strain.
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Similarly, Kim looks for visual rhymes, making the bruise into earth, a nebula, a blossom.
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Which, in this case, leads to some pretty forced imagery to make the rhymes work.
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Wayne can still get giddy piecing together such a wild set of images and rhymes.
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"Webster: Nothing in the English language rhymes with "orange" #Eminem : Hold my beer," Sean G wrote.
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Moshow — real name is Dwayne Molock — throws down some rhymes as the iAmMoshow The Cat Rapper.
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And when she told him it was Yulree—rhymes with "jewelry"—Kimmel made it a thing.
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It's freeform and funny, supple enough beneath Beck's rhymes to save itself from pure novelty status.
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Sometimes even you can't understand everything that other members of Bone Thugs say in their rhymes.
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I found myself very grateful that my last name rhymes with gang, as it turns out.
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Similar rhymes about "John Chinaman" stoked anti-Chinese sentiment in America throughout the late nineteenth century.
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I looked forward to Beats, Rhymes, and Life, but something seemed off when I heard it.
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I think he was just afraid for America to see me spit my rhymes so well.
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"I love good nursery rhymes and I just happen to be here," Efron's character Chorky sings.
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Artists as varied as Elton John, André 3000, and frequent Tribe collaborator Busta Rhymes also appear.
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"Life is a balance/You lose your grip you could slip into an abyss," Cole rhymes.
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Suddenly, excitement rippled through the room: Busta Rhymes had materialized, his neck draped in glistening stones.
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Rhymes can be simple and repeat ad infinitum: The appeal is all in delivery and tone.
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There's surprise in the way that the recognizable signatures play against the brainy, wrong-footing rhymes.
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Charles recites nursery rhymes, Calvin shouts the Declaration of Independence, and Meg screams for her father.
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An annual student competition at Columbia University seeks the rottenest of rotten rhymes and blank verses.
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Sondheim at 90 Credit...Chris Buzelli Sure, the rhymes can be tricky, the lyrics high-speed.
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All we know is that they are beautiful, the colors and shapes treated as visual rhymes.
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Mr. Frank carefully sequenced them to form a visual epic poem, with internal pacing and rhymes.
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It rhymes, chromatically, with the landscapes of Dutch masters like Jacob van Ruisdael and Meindert Hobbema.
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Catchy rhythms and rhymes make it a read-aloud book to return to over and over.
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Mr. Durant's rhymes are more like an audio diary, intended only for himself and close friends.
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As a kid, I was attracted to anything with catchy rhymes spoken over a fun beat.
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The poem ended by mocking writers who clung to traditional and decorous rhymes in their verses.
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I wonder if Trump just wrote a bunch of rhymes to try and stop the investigation.
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Kindergartners are learning nursery rhymes to help them know how to deal with a shooting incident.
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Omerta Inc recently released 'Extinction Level Event' by Busta Rhymes and 'Suffolk County' by Cousin Stizz.
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Zooey Deschanel has some beef with an airline whose name rhymes with "Bamerican," she told Ellen DeGeneres.
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On "Godbody" he rhymes "baking soda" with "wood grain the color of shaken soda," which, picture it.
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Borrowing some grime slang in the process, Drake saves his most honest rhymes for the last verse.
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" Lando consistently uses a version that rhymes with "can," while characters like Luke doggedly stick to "hon.
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The prose poems that comprise Heisenberg's Salon, Susan Lewis's new collection, refreshingly generate cadence, rhythm, arresting rhymes.
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Because he calls her that thing and "no" rhymes with oh dear god this is exhausting already.
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Because he calls her that thing and "no" rhymes with oh dear God this is exhausting already.
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Two of the biggest stars in rap appear to be sharing more than rhymes — or are they?
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Snoop Dogg and New York native Busta Rhymes blessed the mic for The King & I as well.
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Specifically one that, "begins with the letter 'C' and rhymes with the word 'bunt,'" according to IvyGold.
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The rats had also become part of the local culture itself, appearing in songs and children's rhymes.
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Skepta, by contrast, is a bruiser — a straightforward, metaphor-light lyricist whose rhymes land like quick jabs.
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Over the course of his career, he has worked with Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes and Tupac Shakur.
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"Get Busta Rhymes some of these ASAP," DJ Khaled said to a man responsible for obtaining sneakers.
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At the end of "The Space Program," the group was joined onstage by Consequence and Busta Rhymes.
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It's A Tribe Called Quest's second career No. 1, after "Beats, Rhymes and Life" in August 1996.
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Champion Eddie Alvarez, arriving to "Victory" by Diddy, 50 Cent and Busta Rhymes, is showered with boos.
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"History doesn't repeat, it rhymes," Robb said in an interview, echoing an adage attributed to Mark Twain.
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Watch the battle below to hear all the best mean rhymes from the three-way rap-off.
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His rhymes creates a sense of personableness, like you're fucking around with Amir on a cool day.
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The action, and Stormzy's muscular presence, could help translate his thickly accented rhymes for an American audience.
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"Love Beats Rhymes" is a contemporary romantic drama that's very grounded in a conventional personal-growth narrative.
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JON PARELES Of course "Thriving" rhymes with "surviving" in Mary J. Blige's latest parcel of motivational advice.
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Staggered lines and irregular rhymes offer little reprieve from a world spellbound by despair and pervasive violence.
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MTV banned him after he recited his trademark lewd nursery rhymes at the 1989 Video Music Awards.
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Apparently, it's one thing to write rhymes about one's legal odyssey; it's another to write a book.
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The answer is SLAMS, as in poetry slams, where poets see who can spit the best rhymes.
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Opie was an expert on Mother Goose, the prolific and unknown author of children's rhymes and stories.
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Jets of flame from a massive gold menorah punctuate rapid-fire rhymes about guns, drugs and money.
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Nearby, a French school group collapsed into a scrum on the floor and began ululating nursery rhymes.
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The dance of the members and their masking rhymes with the staggered route of the diminished electron.
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Watch the Hype Williams-directed Busta Rhymes music video for "Dangerous," and you'll know what I mean.
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He begins to split up bars with internal rhymes which makes everything feel so cohesive and fluid.
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Lots of syllables there, no helpful little rhymes in the book, and it didn't matter a bit.
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Hats off to Morse and Shayevich for managing to translate the rhymes in these almost-childlike verses.
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It makes you wonder how many of their other infectious rhymes could be inspired by Dr. Seuss.
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It doesn't help that his name semi-rhymes with Barb, who was the big death of last season.
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"I met Leonardo DiCaprio and Busta Rhymes the same night, on my birthday in New York," Mitchell says.
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The video above explores how some of the greatest rappers of all time create memorable, lyrically dense rhymes.
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The two tied the knot in 2013 with a Miami yacht party featuring Usher and Busta Rhymes performances.
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He rhymes and struts and brags and tells absolutely filthy stories in verse, and the audience loves it.
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While other kids were learning nursery rhymes and preschool songs, we were learning scout skills and camp songs.
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After Future spits rhymes, JAY-Z takes over and raps, "Riding around town with FLOTUS," seemingly introducing Bey.
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The other was a version of The Da Vinci Code, except with nursery rhymes instead of biblical verses.
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Budden also neglected to mention that many men in hip-hop do not write their rhymes as well.
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Art matters, and ATCQ, Anderson Paak, Busta Rhymes and Consequence knew exactly how to make their voices heard.
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And the problem we're encountering rhymes well with a broader definitional crisis: What exactly is a tech company?
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I just made that whole thing sitting on my mom's couch, made all the beats, all the rhymes.
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"Happily, never dapper / Apathy, ever after / Laughing before the rapture," she rhymes, reimagining Peter Piper's tongue twister cadence.
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She attended the 2016 Met Gala alongside Jeremy Scott and often name-drops designer labels in her rhymes.
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It's Sur-sha (rhymes with "inertia") Row-nin — as the Ladybird star has explained on Saturday Night Live.
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Meanwhile, fellow NYC based artist and Lion Babe pal Moe Moks offers his own rhymes, served extra chill.
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" The cross-references continue: A song title on the new album, "10 Death Breast," rhymes with "Beth/Rest.
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I'll be keen to see how this bumps Trump's (hey, that rhymes) poll numbers along with the convention.
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Amazon description: Nursery rhymes, baby videos, and kids' songs that your preschooler can dance to all day long!
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Vincent Joseph Boryla (the name rhymes with gorilla) was born on March 1988, 1927, in East Chicago, Ind.
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Its rapid breaks, satisfying drops and bouncy but furious rhymes keep this track swaggy, fun, and sharp. Yo!
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Would they all had a Busta Rhymes at the ready when they feel the need for some sugar.
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" Right after singing though, she puts the mic down and mouth a certain expletive that rhymes with "duck.
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His rhymes were tighter than before, the production was slicker, and the whole thing fell into into place.
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Slant Rhymes pairs photos that Alex and Rebecca have made over the course of their 30-year partnership.
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Mr. Hall's first collection, the tightly structured "Exiles and Marriages" (1955), is grounded in strict rhymes and meters.
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It's a collection of chants and rhymes for children that I was given by my very conservative grandmother.
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The way Akua Noni Parker holds her head as she walks expresses dignity better than Ms. Boykin's rhymes.
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The tone of the lyrics conforms to Mr. Merritt's sardonic character, as does his use of unexpected rhymes.
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"; and "Ya Got Trouble with a Capital 'T' and That Rhymes with 'B' and That Stands for Bipolar!
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They keep streaming in, the girls with their heads covered, books in hand from nursery rhymes to mathematics.
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The movie features voice work from Simon Pegg, Gillian Anderson, and Rob Brydon, and its rhymes are delightful.
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Here, the narrative rhymes, projections illustrate the action, and the heroine reveals herself as more funky than fragile.
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Welcome to America's Next Top Murder Victim: "Trick or Treat, Mothafucka," hosted by Tyra Banks and Busta Rhymes!
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Fifteen, 20 years ago would you have been able to or wanted to write some of those rhymes?
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Paak, and Busta Rhymes gave President Donald Trump a new nickname at the 2017 Grammys: President Agent Orange.
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The clowns first rambled into the soldiers' path on a recent weekend patrol, honking horns and singing nursery rhymes.
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The comic's list is hip hop heavy, including artists like Raekwon, Busta Rhymes, A Tribe Called Quest and Nas.
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But she was a different kind of rapper than Eve, opting for uplifting rhymes about unity and social justice.
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Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes — Look At Me Now Drake — Hotline BlingRiFF RAFF - TiP TOE WiNG iN MY JAWWDiNZ Clipping.
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But what happens when these kids grow up enough to develop fine motor skills and graduate beyond nursery rhymes?
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Even when his rhymes are great, the end result tends to lack the inspiration he once exuded so effortlessly.
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I was hoping for more Low End Theory or Midnight Marauders and less Beats, Rhymes, & Life or Love Movement.
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Her visuals feel like the love child of Missy Elliott and Busta Rhymes, with Ludacris as her fairy godfather.
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"The project needs approximately 16 LNG vessels to service the DES contracts," Helen Rhymes, an Anadarko spokeswoman, told Reuters.
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Soulja Boy has the perfect antidote for phony death threats gone awry ... and it rhymes with a million dollars.
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Anne Hathaway is already a Lip Sync Battle victor, but who knew she could actually throw down some rhymes?
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This is Busta Rhymes and Bun B, Snoop Dogg and 1 million percent T.I. It's Jay Z, of course.
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We hope so, because someone finally figured out that Chandler Bing rhymes with a certain wildly popular Drake song.
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"Look Alive" is a chilly after-hours track whose sparse percussion complements Swae's softer rhymes and Jxmmi's gristly baritone.
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Breakout actress Angourie Rice ("rhymes with floury and dowry," as she clarifies in her Instagram bio) loves to read.
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December, 19853: Joan Collins cover (" SHE RHYMES WITH RICH "); also, Muriel Spark on Piero della Francesca, Styron on Capote.
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Celebrities from Samuel L. Jackson to Shonda Rhymes paid tribute to the actor on Twitter: Class, Grace & Talent Personified!!
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Then why is Obama going to Havana, other than scratching one more item from his rhymes- with-bucket list?
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Merriman explained how Five Percent symbols have been invoked by rappers like Busta Rhymes and the Wu-Tang Clan.
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But even with rimming-related rhymes on the radio, our asses are still shrouded in mystery and unfortunately, stigma.
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One of her biggest hits is "Rhymes" with Chris Lorenzo, which reached #22016 on the UK charts in 211.
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You may have come to recognize his tongue-twisting rhymes without needing to flick over to a track credits.
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We might not always understand the Teutonic rhymes that Chakuza spits, but we do understand the language of eating.
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The rhymes between today and the late-'22000s are close enough that some veteran market participants are singing along.
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Her rhymes range from bold and aggressive, to coquettish, to wanton and sultry, with a soupçon of women's empowerment.
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She freestyled some rhymes from the perspective of the girl in the song, punching back with force and style.
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At Paul Molé (it rhymes with olé!), a "gentleman's haircut" costs $38 and a "deluxe open-razor shave," $403.
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Ties At story hour in Tacoma, we sit — strangers in a circle — and sing nursery rhymes to our babies.
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Watch in wonder as Gapeth (which rhymes with Wraith) entices Penisfinder into Skullfuck Town, the Wetlands, and the Pit.
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In this puzzle, Mr. Gordon offers us a set of three EYE RHYMES using phrases that end with -ANGER.
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The word EYE crosses both the theme entry PRET A MANGER and the other part of the revealer, RHYMES.
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England, Wales and Scotland are dotted by more than 100 rustic shelters called bothies (the word rhymes with "frothy").
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She imbues the book's numerous poetic extracts with lyricism and devotedly preserves the rhymes and cadences of its proverbs.
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I imagined her figuring out rhymes and adding new lines as she clipped their leafy green hooves and ears.
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I have my eye on its new black lime and French thyme bar, and not just because it rhymes.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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Ashman's vivacious rhymes and Kaufman's lovingly detailed illustrations bring a far-fetched dream to life in this larky story.
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Dame responded twice, and Shaq clapped back ... lacing his rhymes with tampon jokes and questions about Lillard's basketball legacy.
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His name, Raf (rhymes with "laugh," with a rolled Flemish R), is invoked with adoration in high-fashion circles.
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People have used clouds this way for millennia, developing rules and rhymes about what they foretell about future weather.
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" In Martin's song "Jobs I Had Before I Got Rich and Famous," Philippe de Montebello rhymes with "unsuspecting fellow.
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These channels also prioritize cashing in on child "memes," or viral nursery rhymes, like Finger Family or Baby Shark.
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Channels like ChuChu TV and Cocomelon Nursery Rhymes have made versions with 163 million and 150 million views, respectively.
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The descendants of this wave of immigration from the West Indies would include hip-hop luminaries like Busta Rhymes, who has made songs in patois, Phife Dawg, whose rhymes are littered with nods to his Caribbean roots, and Biggie Smalls—all of whom would occasionally put on their parents' accents into their songs.
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With everybody home and Busta Rhymes moved into the guest room, the drama is all in reuniting seeker Q-Tip, whose long apprenticeship as a fusion musician finally yields some beats, and family man Phife Dog, who left this mortal plane in March but rhymes all the way to the final track.
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"The ABCs of Metallica" will tell, in alphabetical rhymes, the history of one of the world's greatest heavy metal bands.
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"One of the most important aspects of children's early learning is that children love rhymes," she said in an email.
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His team coated the fabric with one key ingredient: a crumpled crystalline molecule called MOF-808 (MOF rhymes with "cough").
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In a 2009 survey of the best working act in music today, Busta Rhymes volunteered Coldplay (along with Lil Wayne).
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However, I've had difficulty receiving constructive feedback on my rhymes because some people label my views and lyrics as 'extreme.
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Decoding Beyoncé's 'Lemonade' Jay Z's freestyle rhymes may remind some of his wife's verses on her "Flawless" remix in 2014.
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They consist of a few black lines and a daub of color, to which are attached a few doggerel rhymes.
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It's a rich, challenging work that marries jazz, hip-hop and funk to Lamar's dense, knotty and socially conscious rhymes.
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The Trinidad native (by way of Southside Jamaica, Queens) has consistently changed her look as rapidly as she spits rhymes.
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As the instrumental began to play, longtime Tribe affiliate Busta Rhymes took a moment to address America's current political state.
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As their noise subsides so others rise: the rhymes of passing street poets, the speeches of firebrands atop makeshift stages.
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"don't worry, you'll learn fast because you have an INCREDIBLE Spanish teacher whose name rhymes with Vamila Carmello," she replied.
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This is not an election year in which it is easy to get attention, unless your name rhymes with Gump.
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While Drake raps about being hip-hop's new king, Ross rhymes about the many women and cars that he has.
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"Hillary is a badass," Shonda Rhymes, creator of Grey's Anatomy and Scandal, told the Democratic Party's women's caucus on Thursday.
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It would provide them both with more ammunition for their rhymes and would be a catalyst for more quality content.
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They believed instead in delayed rhymes: I can see your lips and eyes moving, but no words Exit your mouth.
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Cleis Abeni (first name rhymes with "dice") is a veteran journalist and editor dedicated to harm reduction and compassionate living.
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"'Oath' rhymes with 'growth,' and that's our job, to grow," then CEO Tim Armstrong told us at the brand's launch.
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Other stars including Busta Rhymes and Rita Ora shared their condolences in the comments of the touching post as well.
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His popularity among reggae fans led to his collaboration with international US artists such as Busta Rhymes and Fat Joe.
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Books is something like the Grandmaster Caz of his day, writing rhymes for everyone around him, as well as himself.
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The contemporary torchbearers for that one are the Migos, who use it more abstractly to add color to their rhymes.
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The rapper excels at flipping rocky times into soul-stirring rhymes, and these last two years have been a rollercoaster.
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I just chose an occupation to write rhymes because it was a God given gift that was given to me.
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We know the gold standard dermatologists swear by (it rhymes with shmetinol), and the full cosmetic routines of makeup artists.
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When not at work, he's been enveloping himself in his rap, throwing together observational and relatable rhymes over relaxing beats.
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Like my black poetry teacher taught me in college about telling a story: the truth rhymes, and lies don't last.
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That's always the visual that comes to my head whenever I hear the word "Pilsen"—it almost rhymes with Pilsner.
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"Enough is enough," he said with a thick Cajun accent in a rousing speech laced with rhymes and applause lines.
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His layered, sinuous grooves were catnip for such rap legends as Busta Rhymes and J Dilla, who sampled his music.
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Fergie is absent, leaving the group's founding rappers to deliver rhymes that are slow and uncluttered, determined to be understood.
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The rhymes in "The Band's Visit" are accurate enough to get laughs (awful/falafel; marrow/Pharaoh) but not obsessively mitered.
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It's telling that even Sondheim's non-rhymes rhyme, in the sense that they link different aspects of the same word.
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There is a mystique about the late-week puzzles, and rightly so; they're [insert word that rhymes with "rammed"] hard.
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The highly publicized case spurned nursery rhymes, a television miniseries and, rumor has it, a movie is in the works.
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David Ives's adaptation of Pierre Corneille's 17th-century comedy, which Charles Isherwood called "an effervescent delight," recites its final rhymes.
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In the corner, someone is downloading nursery rhymes from ChuChu TV, India's largest YouTube channel for kids, on an iPad.
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His music was sampled or interpolated by the Wu-Tang Clan, 2Pac, De La Soul, Busta Rhymes and many others.
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If the adage is true that history often rhymes if it doesn't repeat, then this year is strictly free verse.
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The ceremony includes performances and tributes from Stevie Wonder, Busta Rhymes, Luke Bryan, Rob Reiner and Meryl Streep, among others.
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Barry Manilow has been muzzled by his doctors who have zipped up his grill and banned him from spittin' rhymes.
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Grace Jones, Snoop Dogg, Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes and Azealia Banks have all performed at his shows, often in Milan.
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He once again switches meter when the beat changes, increasing the syllables with which he rhymes (from one to seven).
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Rhymes ring with the assonance of the currencies and the inflexion slips along the line of the belly in profile.
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I've spent my entire professional life sort of listening to the rhymes, the patterns, the motifs, the echos of things.
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His book, Came To Call Mine, is a masterpiece associating deranged nursery rhymes, Surrealist poetry, and vivid color pencil drawings.
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The Daily Mail reports that Rhymes was escorted off the plane by British authorities but was not arrested in the airport.
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Cardi turned viral catchphrases into rhymes and, after recording two mixtapes within 12 months, signed to Atlantic Records earlier this year.
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Her poems are finically, even excessively observant, and scrupulously formally structured, with, on occasion, the most improbably outrageous of end-rhymes.
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The site's description of the performance admitted it involved some singing, but stated that Draper had "dropped some rhymes" about Bitcoin.
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Before Meek expressed his disapproval for Drake not writing his own rhymes, very few people were aware of Quentin Miller's existence.
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" On her new single, "Walk," she rhymes: "You think I give a fuck what a hater got to say about me?
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Saoirse Ronan, Sur-sha (rhymes with "inertia") Row-nin, the Irish actress nominated for Best Actress for her role in Brooklyn.
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LeAnn. But when we told Danielle about this she wondered who LeAnn Rimes was ... asking if she's Busta Rhymes' sister. Hilarious.
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Ain't that a (rhymes with witch) Turns out the facial phenomenon crudely known as "resting bitch face" is really a thing.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNReese Witherspoon & Jennifer Lawrence Speak On Abuse Busta Rhymes Gets Violent At Music ConferenceBlac Chyna & Tyga Squash Their Beef!
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There's a skeletal horse singing rhymes outside your door, and it wants to come inside.
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In almost every song, she assembles fragments of sentences and familiar phrases into an order that matters only because it rhymes.
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For example, children's nursery rhymes are 11 times more violent than television programmes aired before 9pm in Britain, one study found.
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The world teems with memorable rhymes about alcohol, which seem to serve as cautionary advice against getting text-your-ex drunk.
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While a repeat of that outcome is not yet a forgone conclusion, as a wise man once said, history often rhymes.
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Rhymes, 47, was one of the final passengers to board the flight, and was reportedly travelling with five carry-on bags.
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And I don't settle, like 'oh that's a nice line, and it makes sense, and it rhymes, I'ma go with that.
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Glover's own rhymes exhibit a faith in wordplay and literary turns, a taste that is becoming something of a generational divide.
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On "Gucci Flip Flops" she plays with rhythm and meter, as her bubbly rhymes flow over the space of a line.
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After all, the great poems of childhood are nursery rhymes, with their assortment of wounds, beheadings, falling cradles and collapsing bridges.
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I remember getting told off for giggling [during the surgery], and I was asked to sing rhymes and tell fairy tales.
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Each rapper accelerates to hyperspeed for his final rhymes, while the music, by Trooko, cannily cranks up the tension and variation.
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On the campaign trail, the leftist candidate repeated catchy slogans and rhymes to show his opposition to the militarized drug war.
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"Beats, Rhymes, & Justice," a weekly workshop that teaches young inmates how to write lyrics and make beats, is one of them.
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Plus, there "Hit 'Em High (The Monstar's Anthem)," performed by B-Real, Busta Rhymes, Coolio, LL Cool J, and Method Man.
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They also find rhymes between scenes, like a closing montage that mirrors Candy's avant-garde experiment in quick-cut orgasm simulation.
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The music, supplied by the onstage DJ Supernova, pulses with life, and the cascading rhymes of the lyrics are often inspired.
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For two years, starting in 219, Ms. Previte (rhymes with "brevity") crisscrossed the United States in her search for her saviors.
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She sang Janacek's "Nursery Rhymes" for voice, piano and clarinet, which had a hint of wailing klezmer in this feisty performance.
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Let the speculation begin on possible rhymes for the ripe, Anglo-Saxon words that are a staple of the Silverman vocabulary.
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One out of five people, researchers have found, fall into a category they call chronic procrastinators or procs (rhymes with crocs).
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Kendall rhymes news with dues — where was he when Tom and Greg were brainstorming new slogans for ATN in episode 6?
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Through the program, children can learn nursery rhymes and letter sounds from the comfort of their homes, with just a computer.
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While it would be foolhardy to say history will repeat itself, I am reminded of the quip that it often rhymes.
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She expertly milks the many double entendres and profane limerick-like rhymes, but this cabaret regular is equally comfortable ad-libbing.
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"I thought this is going to be hard, because I can't think of anything that rhymes with Ultima Thule," he said.
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This is a variant on ballad measure, which is to say the stanza rhymes abcb and alternates tetrameter and trimeter phrasings.
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Followers named themselves #GravelGang or #Gravelanche — a portmanteau that relies on mispronouncing the candidate's name, which rhymes with lapel, not gavel.
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Here's one that looks strikingly similar in concept, the "Nine Squares Test," as described by a 13-year-old English boy: The Opies' ambitious catalogue of nearly all children's rhymes across time, The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes, contains a rhyme that is even more basically the equivalent of modern day M.A.S.H., which dates back to the 15th century.
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Paak, Busta Rhymes and Consequence, with Phife Dawg contributing vocals from the heavens — was forceful and pointed, from Busta Rhymes consistently referring to President Trump as "President Agent Orange" to the dozens of people of all backgrounds the group brought onstage to stand with them as they needled a society — and a leader — seemingly preoccupied with exclusion, not inclusion.
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The service, now simply called Google Fi (it rhymes with "eye"), is finally available for iPhones and a lot more Android devices.
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But when we brought the other star on the team -- Kristaps Porzingis -- Mr. Rhymes didn't seem too enthused about the Latvian sensation.
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The channel also features live-action nursery rhymes, playful word lessons with googly eyed puffballs and a zoo's worth of wild animals.
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Their music is like that of Lil' Kim, Salt-N-Pepa, Trina, Khia, and Foxy Brown, stripped down to the transactional rhymes.
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" She sings as a woman, a man, a who-can-tell; she rhymes "broken" with "Yoakam" and "buck up" with "fuck up.
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The most striking thing about Yoakum's drawings is their visionary quality: the all-over transformation of sight with patterns and visual rhymes.
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The LP is set to include Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes, Q-Tip, and, if Hodgy's Instagram is to be believed, Nelly Furtado.
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It only comes in black (with the exception of the Galaxy S7 case, which also comes in gold.) Mophie rhymes with Sophie.
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He means those things, as he always has, although of course he's also glad "level" rhymes with "Neville"—Aaron, to be specific.
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For all his wit and rhymes, his schoolmates thought him as "dumb as a box of rocks", and he was barely literate.
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Khloé Kardashian wants the negativity out of her life, and if your name rhymes with Shmistan Shompson then that probably means you.
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As with all of Dahl's best works, Revolting Rhymes is incredibly strange and even disturbing, but often a whole lot of fun.
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Before this mean muggin' little man was rolling out raps and rhymes, he was just another stand up stud in Champaign, Illinois.
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You're about to hear rap legend Busta Rhymes heap praise on the most underrated, underexposed MC you've ever heard of ... Peter Dinklage.
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The former hasn't lost a step since his heyday, his rhymes and delivery still as polished as a set of gleaming Daytons.
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Nick Cannon is using poetry to address the Oscars controversy – and his rhymes offer a fresh perspective on the ongoing diversity drama.
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And through it all, Slug led the way with thought-provoking rhymes that have inspired everyone from Macklemore to Logic and beyond.
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Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs and the Bad Boy family are back with Mase, Busta Rhymes, 112 and new backup dancer ... Hoda Kotb!
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The concert looks awesome ... Jay Z, Nas, Rick Ross, Mary J Blige, Busta Rhymes, Lil Kim, Usher and French Montana all performed.
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Featuring cute, Seuss-like illustrations and darkly hilarious rhymes, Cohen's book would make a perfect bedtime read for the children of Westeros.
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Frasqueri is massively talented, and there's no reason that she shouldn't bring morose, nihilistic pop-punk into her already self-aware rhymes.
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Based on that, it seems that Arya checked at least one name of that list of hers and it rhymes with Shmittleshinger.
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Since then, there have been several more installments, including Rob Zombie's 2007 fan tribute and 2002's Resurrection, which starred Busta Rhymes.
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"In hip-hop, as I was telling you off-camera, the biggest travesty is to bite somebody's lyrics and rhymes," he said.
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"I called them in, and we sang rhymes, and I gave them bread and something to drink," said Mashale, a former schoolteacher.
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His rhymes take unanticipated turns, and he loves to hover over the same syllable, dropping it over and over from different angles.
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He has a penchant for rhymes and repeated slogans, and at times the crowd joined in, like fans at a pop concert.
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These six beloved fairy tales and nursery rhymes all have something in common: Their roots come from real people, places, and objects.
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" In an incredibly ironic diss, Charron said, "It's funny you say I look like Michael Cera—but your rhymes are super bad.
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A wildly ambitious project, its narrative-driven songs showcase a narrowed aesthetic focus and even more incisive rhymes than his previous releases.
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Over frenzied creepy-true-crime-show production, Cardi barks her rhymes densely and at a quick clip, emphasizing raw energy over clarity.
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Taking a cue from Philip Guston, he establishes visual rhymes between noses and phalluses, and adds his own take by evoking tongues.
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There was opportunity here, and there was plenty of real gold nearby, including in the neighboring town of Lead (rhymes with "deed").
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Binky Chadha, the chief US equity and global strategist for Deutsche Bank, says he's identified four potential rhymes for the coronavirus epidemic.
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Mr. Collins offers us a set of phrases that follow a "[Word 1] a [Word 2 that rhymes with word 1]" scheme.
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He also shared time with the Roots, ceding the stage to their rapper, Black Thought, for dense, breakneck rhymes of his own.
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But unlike nursery rhymes, lullabies or children's songs, these games are conceived of, built upon and passed along by kids, largely girls.
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It's not quite regret that peeks through his rhymes, but there is a worried awareness of just how much things have changed.
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His rhymes locate us temporally, punctuating lines that, like the nights they describe, lack an internal imperative to come to an end.
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The jagged lines, slanting rhymes and metaphysical drama of her poems should be sufficient to bring you into her mind and world.
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You can almost picture him pulling out his secret stash of rhymes for this song, the lines are so smoothly pieced together.
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The Beastie Boys were devising a tongue-in-cheek marriage of heavy metal and hip-hop rhymes and recording their first record.
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Courtney had put those observations into rhymes for most of his life, but with his new role, he is doing something about it.
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Well, it probably does, unless your last name rhymes with Schmallschmart, or you count Warren Buffett among your family's most trusted financial advisors.
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The first tweet read, "When it's breakfast time, Elizabeth Warren has a bran for that," and from there the rhymes just kept coming.
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"I know there's been trouble in that trailer," he says, which starts with T which rhymes with P and that stands for Peaks!
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If you are looking for music that connects to your feelings, for rhymes that speak with raw power about feelings...here it is.
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His rhymes have allowed us to watch his life's journey before our eyes through seven albums — a beautiful but dark, twisted fantasy indeed.
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The Game of Thrones' star gets an assist from Busta Rhymes to represent Doritos, while Freeman learns some quick words from Missy Elliott.
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Sophia Grace Brownlee first rose to fame for her pitch-perfect renditions of Nicki Minaj rhymes delivered on YouTube alongside her cousin, Rosie.
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Supa Dupa Fly begins, in a geniusly ironic touch, with a guest intro by Busta Rhymes, who was also indomitable at the time.
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But the song has been updated to praise the greatness that is Tiffany Haddish – who, it turns out, can spit rhymes rather well.
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She maintains a close relationships with Jermaine Dupri, Nas, Young Jeezy, Missy Elliott, Gucci Mane, Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, the list goes on.
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At this year's Grammy's, A Tribe Called Quest—without Phife Dawg but with the addition of a fired up Busta Rhymes and Anderson.
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Busta Rhymes just sued a former employee for allegedly pretending to be his manager and booking him for gigs without the rapper's permission.
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In this current political climate where things seem so bleak, here we were; two black, gay men bringing hope through sweat and rhymes.
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Mr. Trillin decided to write a picture book a few years ago, when he found himself spontaneously composing funny rhymes for his grandson.
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From the beginning of his career, he flamboyantly praised his own abilities and mocked his rivals, often using comic rhymes to do so.
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Miller's rhymes included frank discussion of his depression and drug use, earning him fans among some of the biggest names in hip-hop.
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Rappers Busta Rhymes, Common, J. Cole, Wale, Ludacris and Chance the Rapper are all attending the meeting, according to a senior administration official.
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They wore their intellectualism lightly, but proudly, and they made hip-hop for people who were as interested in ideas as in rhymes.
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Before she left Eritrea, Fisehaye (rhymes with Miss-ha-day) felt trapped in her job as a storekeeper for a government-owned farm.
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Busta Rhymes and Kirk Jones also co-starred in the drama, but the film's star power couldn't save it from being ripped apart.
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The crowd laughed and cheered as they delivered flowery speeches, weaving jokes with witty rhymes, beauty-queen platitudes and proclamations on gender equality.
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I still have one that Bobby wrote for me in Terezín for my thirteenth birthday, filled with intricate (and untranslatable) puns and rhymes.
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The rhymes in Mr. Iconis's lyrics feel like they might have been improvised on the spot by class-cutting stoners behind the gym.
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And by that I mean Busta Rhymes, I'm looking at you – call up Jim Carey and get a sequel to "The Grinch" cooking.
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We're all adults and no one has children, so of course there's no — wait, yes, there's a note from Santa and it rhymes.
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" (It rhymes in French.) "Public, private, solidarity, it is all together that we must struggle; it is all together that we will win.
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In "Pardon Edward Snowden," a poet named Mark McCain agonizes over whether to endorse some civically minded doggerel ("Putin" rhymes with "boot in").
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Together, the duo have released three excellent albums featuring gut-punching beats and socially aware rhymes, best heard through Killer Mike's crisp drawl.
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And each rapper showcases a different approach: Rap Monster with bluster, Suga with slick talk and J-Hope with tricky double-time rhymes.
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She addresses the audience in profanity-laced rhyming couplets that evoke the rollicking rhymes of Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss.
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The show's relentlessly uninspired (if perfectly formed) rhymes and musical gestures made me long for the baggier erection/reception pleasures of "Groundhog Day."
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What you may not realize, however, is that you can upload your rhymes, beats, and audio stories to SoundCloud directly from your iPhone.
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But while his rhymes could be elemental, his zippy, throbbing production — an unending pulse that verged on the erotic — felt like the future.
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YouTubers who create videos for children, like unboxing toys or nursery rhymes, must also clearly label their content as being intended for kids.
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Kids' Songs & Stories is an educational YouTube channel that uploads songs and stories including nursery rhymes, phonics songs, number songs, and bedtime lullabies.
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The different "slant rhymes" — a term derived from poetry — are sometimes oblique and other times more direct, and are often not just visual.
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Plus her flow is a brook, her producer respects her space, and her two sex rhymes are into it and into it more.
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The 1994 single sold over a million copies and its remix featured a young Notorious B.I.G, LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes and Rampage.
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Busta Rhymes lets his temper get the best of him -- again -- and violently shoved a guy who got all up in his face.
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But Ignito's flow is quicker and more multifaceted, more mindful of internal rhymes, more willing to stretch a line and break the meter.
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Lil Wayne and Raekwon – Q-Tip and Busta Rhymes, The Abstract and the Dragon , 2013 "I ain't givin' y'all my microphone no more 'cause y'all tear it up when you get it," says Q-Tip at the end of this posse cut, which has to be as close to a pure hit of good rhymes as a person can find anywhere.
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You can say Wayne fell off all you want, but look at it this way: When was the last time you heard a rapper run through a series of rhymes like this: It goes on, but oh my godddddd my dude with the ankles/wrist line that traces all the way back through that whole sequence of three-syllable rhymes!
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But the lyrics were almost unbelievably childish, the sound of a grown-ass man trying to comprehend his existence through high school journal rhymes.
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After recently signing a deal with Motown Records, beloved comedian and actor, Kevin Hart will soon be spreading his wings and busting some rhymes.
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While we were using photos of Ben Affleck to explain our feelings about Donald Trump's America, Nicki Minaj was finessing rhymes in the studio.
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Aria Dean's upcoming lecture at Machine Project, "Busta Rhymes at the End of the World," will focus on apocalyptic themes in the rapper's oeuvre.
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Wiwek's adrenaline-inducing jungle terror is on full form here, with Lil' Debbie delivering a battle-ready rhymes over an aggressive and infectious beat.
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Among them were Rakim, Busta Rhymes, members of The Roots and A Tribe Called Quest, Pete Rock, Grandmaster Flash, Slick Rick and many others.
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Apparently this year was a talent show-type deal, where they had Atlanta Hawks forward Mike Muscala lay down some rhymes over a track.
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The novel's villain, Ronald Horne, is based on a real-life political figure whose first name rhymes with his real-life doppelganger: Donald Trump.
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Jay rhymes about his trajectory in that season over a lifetime, and the psychological, as well as material, peace music has given his family.
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It saddled itself with an unwieldy name, forcing most players to refer to it as the even less penetrable PUBG (rhymes with sub-G).
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Instead, they produced what sounded like dilapidated nursery rhymes, fables with overriding messages, and odd Christian songs, because that was all that they knew.
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Basically, there's something for everyone to love on this album, except maybe someone whose name rhymes with Shmaylor Twift and was born in 1989.
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After a season full of laughs, drama, emotional meltdowns, and unforgettable rhymes, viewers immediately fell in love with Rae and her character, Issa Dee.
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Loren Spivack created these Dr. Seuss-themed tales for the Republican set and uses the nom de plume, which sort of rhymes with Seuss.
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The teenage Devlin who could stand up on a radio set with veterans and dominate it, with detailed, multi-syllable rhymes on the attack.
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Some sort of sincere alchemy of uncool sincerity that only works because of the charisma of the man spitting his squeaky-clean schoolyard rhymes.
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His fanbase has grown rapidly, eager to play Ferreira's knotty, multi-layered rhymes about dead philosophers and living rappers to anyone willing to listen.
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It invokes a word inevitably applied to Miró: "poetic," redolent of the magic, residual in us, of childhood rhymes, with or without figurative elements.
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But I can talk about some of the pieces of what I carry with me and see if it rhymes with their life experience.
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Daniel Radcliffe, however, the actor who portrayed Harry Potter, just happened to spit these rhymes on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon": Your thoughts?
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The split comes halfway through a 15-week project, The Missing Notebook Rhymes, in which Adult Swim would release one DOOM song every Tuesday.
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It's bogged down by cliché—"boss ladies" rhymes with "Mercedes"—and Aguilera's immediately recognizable voice doesn't really find its purpose over West's distinctive production.
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Miranda's followers started tweeting rhymes and while the "Hamilton" creator/star may have left his Broadway hit awhile ago, he still clearly has skills.
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"If you wrote your rhyme somewhere else, you still had to come back and lay your verse in Q-Tip's house," Busta Rhymes said.
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Mr. Finn's scattershot lyrics don't help: He lurches at rhymes regardless of fit, as if at a sample sale where they might run out.
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C.G. Over the riotous instrumental from "Oochie Wally" by the Nas side project QB Finest, J. Cole delivers his loosest rhymes of this year.
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But it's a sort of a homonym, it turns out — we're looking for something that rhymes with "ritain," that's Britain without the B: WRITTEN.
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Both women gain in the exercise, in part because of the historical rhymes, in part because of a loving correspondence complete with hand grenades.
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Skrillhouse cooks up an obnoxiously hype beat that Ferg gleefully rhymes over, Crystal Caines taking backup vocals to accentuate the rest of the song.
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"Masters of Ceremony," at Barclays Friday at 8, skews younger, with late-1990s or early-2000s stars like 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes and Jeezy.
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For years, Verb (Shakur Tolliver) and his best friend, Pinnacle (Matt Stango), have had an arrangement: Pinnacle rhymes, and Verb gets the crowd going.
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But there's a lot more to Drake's rhymes on this subject than his own personal reflections on what it means to be a dad.
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The main YouTube subreddit is full of people complaining about being recommended children's content — including from non-English-speaking channels — based on nursery rhymes.
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On this song, you can almost hear the wetness in Pusha-T's rhymes, his typical stoicism traded for something a little short of breath.
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Then it turns out that there are relatively few country names that are short and have comfortable rhymes that can make the pattern work.
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Around that time, I'd started composing a country song titled "My Bunkie Is a Junkie," but I found that not much rhymes with Suboxone.
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But the group's music — sharp, sociopolitical rhymes set to impossibly cool jazz arrangements — has become a touchstone for generations of younger hip-hop artists.
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The lights turned low, Mr. Dunn prepared a sample of the Chi-Lites "Have You Seen Her" for Mr. Durant to lay rhymes over.
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Like Ms. Bonds and the Bengsons, he knows the redemptive joy of singing your sorrows and finding the rhymes in a world without reason.
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In certain ways, the arc of Castle's career rhymes with that of Betty Woodman, the ceramist who died on January 2 at age 87.
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The lead rapper, a husky-voiced woman playing the role of Queen Wendy, delivers the rhymes with tensile elegance and attention to sneered phrasing.
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He discovered rapping as a preteen, walking those same corridors after coming upon a circle of young ashy kids spitting rhymes in a cipher.
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But the standout moment of the performance hit when Busta Rhymes came out with a brand new nickname for Donald Trump: President Agent Orange.
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Rent's alt-rock roots emerge in unflattering bursts, particularly as Roger and his best friend Mark exchange words and frustrations in uninspired half-rhymes.
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Finally, the framing device of "Revolting Rhymes" — the longest of the bunch at 29 minutes — focuses on a character describing the deaths of his nephews.
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"From the moment I heard, The Rain, back in 1997, I was entranced by the genius rhythms and brilliant rhymes of Missy Elliott," Jacobs wrote.
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The rapper – who captured his journey in the 22016 documentary Beats, Rhymes and Life – is being honored on social media by fellow musicians and celebrities.
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On "Almeda" she rhymes "black molasses" with "black bury the masses" and the heavy-handed lyric feels exactly right for our heightened senses and times.
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That 21st-century populism should come along at the same time as an agricultural slump is further proof of what Mark Twain knew: history rhymes.
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It's illustrated and it rhymes, so that you can read it to your kids tonight, and teach them about the heroic journey of Boaty McBoatface.
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It's almost a sequel to their prior collaboration with Jessie J "Bang Bang," where Grande delivers some smooth singing, intermixed with the rhymes of Minaj.
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Ali agrees to sign an autograph for Arnold, then delivers one of his trademark rhymes when he realizes the child isn't really on his deathbed.
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His superhero-like frame, flowing blonde hair, and last name that rhymes with Thor's fictional home planet of Asgard made the moniker a no-brainer.
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The video, which comes from nursery rhymes YouTube channel Billion Surprise Toys, depicts a baby ("Johny") lying to his dad ("Papa") about not eating sugar.
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Nicki Minaj may be a master at spitting rhymes and keeping Drake thirsty, but she's got a lot to learn when it comes to Snapchat.
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Plus, Kilo Kish, Birdcloud, Tommy Genesis, and William Tyler make some appearances, variously braiding hair, performing, and eating a snack that rhymes with their name.
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Before Hamilton was a Broadway smash and a lightning rod for controversy in Trump's America, it was just a searing collection of beats and rhymes.
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In his announcement, Q-Tip said "this isn't filled with old Phife bars" but the album will feature fellow rap artists Busta Rhymes and Consequence.
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Did you know that a near hour-long collection of children's nursery rhymes set to 3D animation is the 20th most popular YouTube video ever?
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Photographs are structured with the equivalent of poetry's metrical cadences and internal rhymes, and treated less as generators of translatable ideas than of suggestive metaphors.
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With a pristine flat style, painter Becky Suss depicts Rhymes of Early Jungle Folk, a closed book that hints at the narrative of evolution within.
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"Psalm Ye," Kardashian wrote on Instagram, reminding fans unaware of how to pronounce "Psalm" that it rhymes with the first syllable in West's first name.
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It happens again on "Patek Water" as Thug provides the ad-libs for Future's rhymes, but Offset, the album's only feature, rises above them both.
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Popular music, among other things, was considered a sin, and the boy with the golden voice was consigned only to church hymns and nursery rhymes.
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There have even been cases where artists even use nostalgic African nursery rhymes and games, but update them to fit the debauchery of the day.
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His superhero-like frame, flowing blonde hair, and last name that rhymes with Thor's fictional home planet of "Asgard" made the moniker a no-brainer.
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Von Miller, Ndamukong Suh and Draymond Green rolled into the club ... to party with stars like Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes, Meek Mill and Nicki Minaj.
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In the 1966 video from the BBC Wales below, the Mari Lwyd dialogue plays out in matching rhymes until the undead mare is let in.
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They got into a protracted fight with censorship authorities over the name of their first influential album and won; "Street Rhymes" came out in 2006.
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So this rap nerd who rhymes this band he likes called the Kinks with a refrigerator that don't stink makes up songs for these Chicagoans.
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The documentary "Beats, Rhymes & Life," directed by the actor Michael Rapaport, chronicled the constant tensions over control and leadership among A Tribe Called Quest's members.
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The Brits are notoriously hardcore about blocking people with convictions -- Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and many other entertainers have been denied entry in the past.
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Based in Columbia, Maryland, K.A.A.N. is a relative newcomer to the scene, but his buzz may just be rising faster than he spits his rhymes.
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In another version of himself, the DC native rhymes as Young Futura over bass-heavy dance beats crafted by the Brooklyn-based French producer YMNO.
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His sonic landscape is as kaleidoscopic as his personal style — grungy, minimalist, funky and futuristic all at once — and his rhymes flow like cool waters.
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Travolta plays Terl (which for some reason rhymes with "Darrel"), a Psychlo security officer on Earth awaiting a long delayed promotion as he enslaves humankind.
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In one scene, a group of young boys walk through a lush tropical clearing, reciting rhymes into megaphones, speaking of their birth and the cosmos.
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Although there's no rapping at all, the cadences and origami-folded wordplay — "chlorophyll" rhymes with "skills to steal" — of hip-hop thoroughly inform this song.
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A quince or pear"), allowing seemingly throwaway internal rhymes to quietly reinforce the connection the reader automatically makes between "pome" and "poem" ("What to do?
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In "The Summer Tree," published in The Christian Science Monitor in 21968, for instance, the first four stanzas employ half- and whole rhymes in alternation.
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Cricket Azima does just that, though she doesn't write amusing rhymes about broccoli and beans; she shows how to enjoy them in kid-friendly fare.
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Some animated videos on YouTube channels aimed at younger children — like Cocomelon Nursery Rhymes and ChuChu TV — have been viewed more than a billion times.
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For 2016, I'm trying to think of a phrase as catchy as "Nader's Traders" — something that rhymes with Clinton or Johnson — but it eludes me.
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His rap roots run deep The Queens-born rapper came to love rap early and by the age of 12 was writing his own rhymes.
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For one thing — as with all genuine poets — his style: Pico is always breaking off, beginning again, weaving rhymes into prose with few other patterns.
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Housemates gathered on a rooftop trampoline, recovered from the set of a Busta Rhymes music video, to watch the sun sail past the Twin Towers.
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López Obrador originally campaigned on promises of an innovative security strategy that would consist of "hugs, not gunshots" (abrazos, no balazos... it rhymes in Spanish).
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The mass-animation channel model is to combine nursery rhymes with familiar stock 2D and 3D animations, and jam pack the video titles with keywords.
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Known as vinegar valentines these cruel cards with caricatures and taunting rhymes, sent anonymously, were a wildly popular practice in both England and the United States.
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What came back was a reflective cut with thoughtful rhymes from Glasper and 9th Wonder collaborator Phonte Coleman and a breezy chorus from singer Bianca Rodriguez.
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I got this vivid picture of a young Adam bopping his head, spitting rhymes on the sidewalk … shaping him into the songwriting genius he is today.
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The aliens that we see in this piece, which we have dubbed the "Klum" aliens (rhymes with 'plume'), are actually a sort of genetically cloned drone.
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Add in the unusual conceit of this picture, with its spontaneous songs and incessant rhymes, and it's easy to see why Chi-Raq drew mixed reviews.
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Prodigy's close friends, including his Mobb Deep partner, Havoc, Lil Kim and Busta Rhymes got together to pay their respects at a post-BET Awards event.
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The video's soundtrack, audible through headphones, features overlapping tracks of children reading the nursery rhymes and the scriptures; the two merge to form a lilting rhythm.
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As Princess Carolyn gets into the business of representing finicky star "Courtney Portnoy," she subsequently starts to speak in a series of increasingly ridiculous internal rhymes.
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There are 20183 different series of works between both artists, curated to highlight the rhymes of shared literary sources and subject matter central to their art.
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The Late Late Show with James Corden continued its rap battle series, which sees celebrities throw brutal insults at each other, so long as it rhymes.
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It's apparent, too, in the interwoven flows of second single "Dis Generation," which unites 'Tip, Jarobi, Phife Dawg, and Busta Rhymes (the video is premiering below).
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I got popular in school by spitting rhymes in the lunchroom—people would just gather around, and that's how I made my name and got chicks.
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It'd make the defense feel like they were transported into a Busta Rhymes music video—something which actually happened on Sunday evening against the Philadelphia 76ers.
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If Uno has the talent of improvising rhymes, Emecenas has the gift of business; he knows how to sell a product and how to make money.
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Blount is no Ogden Nash when it comes to amusingly lunged-for rhymes, and he is no Walt Kelly when it comes to musical, deflating wordplay.
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It's true we sometimes drop the ball— Our meter's off or badly blown, Our rhymes so slant as to be prone— The versifying lacks a lot.
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I've got it in my head that I want to be "debt free by 40," partly because it rhymes and yes, I'm a nerd like that.
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It even involves Wayne acting out spitting out shrimp (rhymes with pimp) for an entire bar, which is something no other rapper would bother to do.
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" From there, hear A Chal's bilingual rhymes in "Fuego," Cities Aviv's progressive hip-hop in "Melanin Drop," and the garage-rock pleasures of Whitney's "The Falls.
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"Beneath [woodcut illustrations] lay Latin and German rhymes telling of God's righteous anger at his wayward people," writes historian John Waller in his book Dancing Plague.
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So much classic toddler fodder is packed in here: nursery rhymes, opposites, vehicles, an "I can" page showing achievements like saying goodbye and getting dressed, lullabies.
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LOVE BEATS RHYMES An aspiring rapper (Azealia Banks) takes in the scene at poetry slams and rap clubs as she works to find her artistic groove.
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The vamp is insistently jaunty, the rhymes are delivered with a jokey cadence and there are melodic interludes, but the recurring subject is serious: gun violence.
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This board book challenges stereotypes early with rhymes and drawings that address grown-up issues like equal pay, consent and domestic labor with toddler-level directness.
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Birthday messages from stars like Cassie, La La Anthony, Busta Rhymes and Naomi Campbell flooded in for Kross, with the stars leaving comments on London's post.
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Let us not mention the online event of two years ago that rhymes with "LamerLate" and the fault lines it revealed in the community's delicate psyche.
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We watch her discover her style: ultra-long complex sentences, intentionally awkward rhymes, embedded quotations and multiple changes of subject, each with its own quirky simile.
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Rudy, in a last-ditch bid to scare up some new material, tape-records the rhymes, jokes and tall tales of a group of homeless men.
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In late January 1978, Mr. Suess (rhymes with "loose") was part of an early home computer club called the Chicago Area Computer Hobbyists' Exchange, or CACHE.
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"History doesn&apost always repeat itself but it often rhymes," Twitter user Vivashwan Singh wrote about the similarities between Trump and Clinton&aposs Middle East actions.
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" In an Op-Ed in August, the columnist Nicholas Kristof argued that "history rhymes" and wrote, "Today, to our shame, Anne Frank is a Syrian girl.
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Not marble nor the gilded monuments are going to endure, but these rhymes—powerful in part because they are so easy to reproduce, transmit—are indestructible.
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The rapper accuses Drake of hiring a ghostwriter to write his rhymes, and mocks him for having the audacity to compare himself to Hov (Jay-Z).
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A DeJ Loaf: Sell Sole (self-released '14) DeJ rhymes with "beige" and is short for Deja; Loaf signals style and is short for her shoes.
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Bri lives in his hulking shadow, scrawling rhymes in her notebook and finding comfort and wisdom in the art form that robbed her of her daddy.
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I would also suggest that, in the way her sculptures are sectioned into planes, that she rhymes seamstress with sculptor, pattern maker with carpenter and architect.
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Around 30 people came to her defense; some said they'd watched her materialize spirits which spoke Spanish, recited nursery rhymes, and kissed members of the audience.
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" Then second single comes ["Ol' Time Killin''], and all of a sudden I'm working with Busta [Rhymes]; I'm working with Pharrell [Williams]; I'm working with Timbaland.
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It felt like a revival of the feeling Missy Elliott and Busta Rhymes conjured in the 90s with their attention to detail and knack for pushing boundaries.
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The track, "Está Rico" – which also features Puerto Rican Latin trap and reggaeton singer Bad Bunny — has Smith rapping while blending English and Spanish in his rhymes.
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The last horror movie I watched was Halloween 8 but only because it had Tyra Banks and Busta Rhymes in it and I wasn't watching it alone.
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Still, the room noted the absence of other famous friends and prior collaborators like Busta Rhymes, Kanye West, and, most glaringly, his Black Star cohort Talib Kweli.
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" So every time Theon bends to Ramsay's will he says some variation of this rhyme in his head: "Reek, my name is Reek, it rhymes with weak.
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Ms Franklin writes that Jackson's work constitutes "a secret history of American women of her era", and it is a history that still rhymes with contemporary reality.
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Rapper Stacey Kay laid down Busta Rhymes' ridiculous verse from "Look at Me Now" in a Walgreens in Charleston, South Carolina while apparently just shopping for tweezers.
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" Hermann, a former high school English teacher whose first job out of college was Teach for America, says he's known for writing down rhymes "all the time.
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The 2011 documentary "Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels Of A Tribe Called Quest," directed by actor Michael Rapaport, traced the group's influence along with its eventual disbanding.
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In the second piece, she sits across from herself at a table, reading a book of nursery rhymes on the left and the Quran on the right.
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It is no surprise that Wayne's legal struggles are exceptionally frustrating, and as a result, many of his new rhymes take aim at Cash Money and Birdman.
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But the complaint points to several examples of how the site is clearly targeting younger children, including its hosting of cartoon videos, nursery rhymes, and toy ads.
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As far as kids shows go, it's markedly inoffensive, using classic nursery rhymes and little branding, but it still had an incredible effect on his young mind.
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But the conflict reignited in February when Ma shared "Shether," which used the beat for Nas' classic diss track "Ether" as a backdrop for anti-Minaj rhymes.
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Kendra Wilkinson's rap career is off to a rocky start ... it seems whatever she recorded she did under the influence, because she just can't spit the rhymes.
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And the pitch that Maken makes to suppliers is that they can access the data around their customers (unlike other online retailers, whose name rhymes with shmamazon).
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It is about Viva on her own terms: Viva as a writer for the New York Times, writing as Liv (pronounced "Leev," rhymes with joie de vivre).
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Then I bust some romantic porno rhymes over that shit, slapped a crazy fuckin' romantic Spanish hook on it, got some girlfriends to add some sexy phrases.
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Do-It-Yourself kid-friendly projects, jumping rope and even an introduction to American Sign Language — complete with nursery rhymes and other fun songs around every corner.
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The Miz says that while he does sing, dance and even put on plays for his daughter, he doesn't like to belt out the typical nursery rhymes.
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His œuvre will "owe much to Istanbul"—the cupola of St. Peter's basilica rhymes with the dome of Bayezid's mosque, while the Sistine Chapel's Adam resembles Mesihi.
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Busta Rhymes was allegedly escorted off a flight following an argument with a fellow passenger about overhead storage space, according to a report from the Daily Mail.
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Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes – Chris Brown, F.A.M.E., 2011 The VMAs are always a place to make a statement, and you can probably expect a few tonight.
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Following on from their rousing SNL performance three weeks back, Tribe returned to late night yesterday with a performance of "Dis Generation," once again featuring Busta Rhymes.
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The Q Brothers, known for a similar madcap mash-up, "The Bomb-itty of Errors," once again mix pulsing beats and clever rhymes into the celebrated tale.
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Mayor Koch was not out there on the floor at Danceteria, teaching a young Madonna her moves, or scribbling rhymes for Slick Rick, or guiding Basquiat's paintbrush.
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Dr. Catrise Austin's famous clientele include DJ Khaled, Common, Toni Braxton, Omarosa and Busta Rhymes, but she tells TMZ ... her biz has tripled since 'Bodak' was released.
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I'm a sucker for quirks of English, so a puzzle was clearly in the cards when I noticed there are several stand-alone, differently spelled "do" rhymes.
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In 1992, he illustrated a new edition of "I Saw Esau: The Schoolchild's Pocket Book," a collection of rhymes that the Opies had published 45 years earlier.
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Though losing some momentum in the middle, "Bodied" mostly maintains an irresistible, deliriously offensive roll, jabbing sharply at racism and misogyny with rhymes that spark and fizz.
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They reinvented music, blending beats and sounds from James Brown or Kraftwerk into something fresh and urgent with rhymes that addressed their lives in ways they understood.
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Over the years, basketball became a frequent point of references in his rhymes, as he compared himself to Patrick Ewing, Michael Jordan and Shaquille O'Neal, among others.
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Then, the educational hip-hop experts at Flocabulary, our annual partner for this contest, will choose their favorite rhymes to publish both here and on their site.
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With offerings like Beets, Rhymes and Life (a beet saison) and Rind (a mixed culture Gose with watermelon and rhubarb), Fonta Flora has always offered something different.
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Among other things, I realized that a lot of the rhymes I hadn't liked onstage seemed harmless when I no longer needed to get information from them.
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Sasha buried herself in Nicholas: read to him, sang him nursery rhymes, took him to bed with her each night and let him sleep in her arms.
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H: Rebecca, you write in Slant Rhymes about the way certain cities "slip off the map of our imagination," while others — Havana, Istanbul, Brooklyn — live inside you.
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"They allowed their users to bypass those rules by putting a period in the middle of somebody's last name or saying 'Alicia S. rhymes with myth,'" said Bowden.
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I thought I'll just concentrate on being as clever and creating the snappiest rhymes I possibly can to just captivate people, make them laugh in spite of themselves.
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One face of that movement is the Harlem-based rapper Mona Haydar, 2800, who's known for her rhymes about thorny issues such as predatory sheikhs and the headscarf.
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Living, burning poetry already seemed traduced when it was plucked from the air and written down, forced into rhymes and sonnet forms; his was demotic and free-flowing.
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His bride laid down on the floor, pulled the back of her dress over her head, and started singing nursery rhymes to herself until he could be located.
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The Mixtape version retains the best part of that, featuring Nas, Dave East, Aloe Blacc, and Miranda rapping about how writing rhymes was their ticket out of difficulty.
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Just like no one honestly believes that Millie Bobby Brown bullies gay men by sliding into their texts and dropping f-bombs (the one that rhymes with maggots).
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Blank verse and other prosodic techniques construct a sestina, a handful of sonnets, nonce words, and lyrics or lines organized in quatrains, some using internal and end rhymes.
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Aside from making requests of the DJ, Diddy spent the night partying with Glover and Cassie, while superstar friends Mary J. Blige and Busta Rhymes joined his table.
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" The band's statement explaining the project said, "Including rhymes and illustrations, The ABCs of Metallica looks back at the history of the band from, duh, A to Z!
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They love the pinging of the xylophones in the upbeat "Thank you song" on CoCoMelon, a channel with more than 53 million subscribers that plays animated nursery rhymes.
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For in a musical sense, the European Championships are a gathering of bizarrely discordant overtures, cheesy riffs, synthesizers and, quite often, rhymes that schoolchildren would struggle to comprehend.
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Busta Rhymes was reportedly involved in an argument about overhead storage space on board a British Airways flight from New York to London, according to the Daily Mail.
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Heems's showoff number is "Birding," which names and rhymes 42 species from brown pelican to dowitcher, topping the most recent bird song by that other East Asian rapper.
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Small children generally crave rhymes, as they crave repetition — and we all know that it's easier to memorize a rhyming story and repeat it over and over again.
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There was a special appreciation for the tribute performance in honor of LL, which included such hip-hop stars as Busta Rhymes, DMC, MC Lyte and Black Thought.
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They sometimes like to recap their days and evenings by concocting rhymes together; this element of their friendship comes into crucial play at the movie's nerve-grinding climax.
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One thing I admire about Holly Grant's verse is its pluck: Sometimes it rhymes and sometimes it doesn't; it goes where it wants, but always seems to scan.
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"Lou," from Pixar, which has won the category four times, "Revolting Rhymes" and "Garden Party" are computer-animated; the fifth nominee, "Negative Space," was done in stop-motion.
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Mr. Keil (it rhymes with "smile") decided to try a catchy slogan delivered by an animal mascot, similar to Smokey Bear, who reminds people to prevent forest fires.
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That, in a word, is art, which insists you look again at the muddle of the familiar and perceive the rhymes and patterns that you never noticed before.
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The year's most consistent new hip-hop star is DaBaby, who has built a quickly growing career on a combination of pulverizing energy, intense rhymes and buoyant songs.
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Her soft colored-pencil drawings and sweet rhymes were not without promise, but we were both fairly green and our professional aspirations weren't quite ready for public consumption.
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A bisse (rhymes with peace) is a narrow (two- to six-foot wide) canal that brings water from high-altitude rivers across mountains to irrigate pastures and vineyards.
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After leaving Slum Village, Yancey eventually built a successful career as a freelance producer, making tracks and remixes for artists like Janet Jackson, Busta Rhymes, and Daft Punk.
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Over the next four years Mr. Yeutter — his last name rhymes with "fighter" — helped guide a 21966 trade bill through a Democratic Congress onto Reagan's desk for approval.
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The new Marlins owner turned up with Diddy and friends at KOMODO ... with huge artists like DJ Khaled, Busta Rhymes, French Montana and Prince Royce also coming through.
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It's a skilful, graceful performance of the sort that only Simz can pull off, with her magnetism and rhymes that keep you hanging on for the next line.
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This Charlotte-born rapper is truly a gem for her soulful voice and clever rhymes that fans got a taste of this year with her sophomore album, Overgrown.
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It's tough to look at the latest numbers from the Android Developers Dashboard without muttering the mobile OS F-word (rhymes with "lagmentation," a word I just made up).
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Paak and Busta Rhymes, gave a rousing performance and shouted "resist, resist!" at their end of the performance, which featured a number of people onstage, including women in hijabs.
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However, the video takes every punch line just as literally, and it also features cameos from Fat Joe, Busta Rhymes, Meek Mill, Gunplay, and, of course, DJ Khaled himself.
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Rapper Busta Rhymes was allegedly escorted off a British Airways flight by London authorities on Monday after he had an argument with a fellow passenger about overhead bin space.
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" They quickly leave and dance it out at a nearby speakeasy while Jidenna grabs the mic and kicks melodic rhymes about black upliftment that each end in "my knickers.
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While Tiffany-as-Cardi impressively spits rhymes, she pauses to tell Michael B. Jackson to look her in the eyes and impregnate her – then revealing a fake baby bump.
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Kaiser is repurposing some of these rhymes in a new ad encouraging people to be more forthcoming about discussing the illness in order to break the stigma around it.
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Since freed, Shkreli has apparently kept busy, finding the time to spit some rhymes, give an interview — as well as lose his CEO role at two different pharmaceutical companies.
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Dinklage, representing Doritos Blaze, spits fire lip-syncing along to Busta Rhymes' rapid-fire verse on Chris Brown's "Look at Me Now" as he walks through a burning room.
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I hope you can make rabbit ears and witty rhymes up there, because your loopy humour was your gift to us and now it is your gift to them.
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A Tribe Called Quest used a Grammy spot to slam the other Donald's travel ban and perceived discrimination against Muslims (while Busta Rhymes cast Trump as President Agent Orange).
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Even if trails to get there are hard to trace, Copeland's melodies have the feeling of cannibinoid nursery rhymes, sticking in your head even after single dead-eyed utterances.
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Here Ali was, a converted Muslim who openly embraced black separatism with a undeniably singular voice, charming and colloquial, his radicalism tinged with quick rhymes and an indefatigable smile.
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Pictures of the chief minister herself are everywhere, often accompanied by slogans that play on the fact that her first name rhymes with khamata, Bengali for power or strength.
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Created to be used independently by children ages two and up, the app offers nursery rhymes, songs, and classic fairy tales, as well as content that's exclusive to Speakaboos.
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But Mr. Dylan's work — "with its iambics, its clackety-clack rhymes, and its scattergun images," as the critic Robert Christgau wrote — has its own kind of emblematic verbal genius.
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Ms. Musgraves, the country singer-songwriter, rhymes cleverly, with a down-home drawl, about breaking free from her small-town doldrums and finding romance, if only for one evening.
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John may or may not be in love with an aspiring poet named Elodie, who writes about owls, and whose name rhymes with "threnody" — a lamentation to the dead.
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Wielding rhymes sharp enough for close-quarters combat, sporting an uncompromising attitude, and holding absolutely nothing back, the Bronx MC known as Maliibu Miitch is throwing down the gauntlet.
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If they can learn to express themselves creatively with metaphor and rhymes in scientific terms, maybe they'll be more likely go on to pursue careers in STEM as adults.
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Futurology trade double-time flows and rhymes about environmental collapse and the vacuity of party politics while Jackal Trades rails against automation and loss of agency under corporate control.
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Noname: Room 25 (Bandcamp) Noname is the friendliest of the new Chicago soul-jazz rappers, exclaiming and murmuring her intricate rhymes over music whose organic flow effortlessly carries her.
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