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“Mid90s” is not a waste of your time. That may seem like a low bar for a movie to reach, but for what “Mid90s” appeared to be from the trailer, the bar is as low as the Marianas Trench.
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Rap has taken a silly turn, with rappers like Lil Yachty and Young Thug bringing boats and slime into their lyrics regularly. In line with this new, more playful, nonsensical form of rap, SahBabii has emerged as someone who creates some of the most exciting and compelling music.
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Rap has evolved as a genre and surpassed Eminem since his peak. Most rappers today don’t traffic in the convoluted word soup verses on which Eminem built his career.
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At every step, the singer-rapper defies conventional wisdom in order to make Queen a uniquely terrible listen. Seriously, Queen is such a letdown.
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“Bay Area, King Gerald is home,” is the phrase Shoreline Amphitheatre visitors heard seemingly once every half-hour at Sunday’s G-Eazy concert.
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The Clog just received word that the Indio grounds were unable to close because of a mass of peaceful protesters from — you guessed it — UC Berkeley.
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Really the only con is all of the work that this university requires of us. This playlist reflects the mixed emotions that each brand-new semester brings.
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Listen to our playlist and remember that it’s a brand-new year, it’s a brand-new semester and you’ve got an empty slate to start the semester off with.
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Ethan is an average little brother: a sophomore in high school, water polo player, good at algebra, watches Marvel movies, despises emotions.
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Mac Miller moves away from his “Donald Trump shit” into a deeper, more developed aesthetic in his newest album, GO:OD AM. The rapper evolves from his frat-boy persona found in previous albums, and uses his recent struggles with addiction — briefly discussed in his last mixtape, “Faces” — to explore
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