In April we already told you what The 50 Best Video Game References In Hip-Hop were, but that hasn't stopped rappers from trying to break into that list. We countdown the ten best recent attempts, nothing older than last week--all new everything.
But what's up with The Beatles image? They're relevant to our number one spot this week, that's what's up. They make the whole list come together, while Wale, Reef the Lost Cauze, and Ape the Grim provide supporting roles.
In April we already told you what The 50 Best Video Game References In Hip-Hop were, but that hasn't stopped rappers from trying to break into that list. We countdown the ten best recent attempts, nothing older than last week--all new everything.
But what's up with The Beatles image? They're relevant to our number one spot this week, that's what's up. They make the whole list come together, while Wale, Reef the Lost Cauze, and Ape the Grim provide supporting roles.
10 Dope Video Game Lyrical References In Hip-Hop
In April we already told you what The 50 Best Video Game References In Hip-Hop were, but that hasn't stopped rappers from trying to break into that list. We countdown the ten best recent attempts, nothing older than last week--all new everything.
But what's up with The Beatles image? They're relevant to our number one spot this week, that's what's up. They make the whole list come together, while Wale, Reef the Lost Cauze, and Ape the Grim provide supporting roles.
Roccett “Flatline” (2011)
Ya Boy f/ Torey Lanez “Kobe Bryant” (2011)
Lyric: "Black Carter about to blow like a sonic boom / These niggas rapping Tails, Sonic 2.”
