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George Frideric Handel, Johannes Brahms, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Such names have left so large an impact in the history of music as we know it but, despite their best efforts, will never be adept to measure up to one great artist who's alluring melodies have touched the hearts of thousands of people across the globe. Enter '''Lil B''', alternatively refereed to as '''The Based God''', is an American rap musician from Southern California who, with the advancements and/or atrocities of the social networking revolution, has made a name for himself in the music industry simply by reflecting talents to the likes of [[Soulja Boy]] and [[50 Cent]]. Much like his mainstream counterparts, his lyrics typically contain commentary on delicate social issues, such as "P***y On My Face" and "Suck My Dick Ho". | George Frideric Handel, Johannes Brahms, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Such names have left so large an impact in the history of music as we know it but, despite their best efforts, will never be adept to measure up to one great artist who's alluring melodies have touched the hearts of thousands of people across the globe. Enter '''Lil B''', alternatively refereed to as '''The Based God''', is an American rap musician from Southern California who, with the advancements and/or atrocities of the social networking revolution, has made a name for himself in the music industry simply by reflecting talents to the likes of [[Soulja Boy]] and [[50 Cent]]. Much like his mainstream counterparts, his lyrics typically contain commentary on delicate social issues, such as "P***y On My Face" and "Suck My Dick Ho". | ||
Lil B is in fact a truly prolific [[troll]] with roughly 260 songs floating around on the [[interbutts]]. Through the guise of rap deconstructionism he can basically spit out the most terrible ryhmes known to humanity and pass it off as [[ironic]]. People tend to dribble and [[rage]] at his offensively bad skillz, despite the fact that he is satirizing many rap artists today by using their own rhetoric to an extensive degree. [[Encyclopedia Dramatica| | Lil B is in fact a truly prolific [[troll]] with roughly 260 songs floating around on the [[interbutts]]. Through the guise of rap deconstructionism he can basically spit out the most terrible ryhmes known to humanity and pass it off as [[ironic]]. People tend to dribble and [[rage]] at his offensively bad skillz, despite the fact that he is satirizing many rap artists today by using their own rhetoric to an extensive degree. [[Encyclopedia Dramatica|Sound familiar?]] | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
Revision as of 12:45, 14 March 2012
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George Frideric Handel, Johannes Brahms, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Such names have left so large an impact in the history of music as we know it but, despite their best efforts, will never be adept to measure up to one great artist who's alluring melodies have touched the hearts of thousands of people across the globe. Enter Lil B, alternatively refereed to as The Based God, is an American rap musician from Southern California who, with the advancements and/or atrocities of the social networking revolution, has made a name for himself in the music industry simply by reflecting talents to the likes of Soulja Boy and 50 Cent. Much like his mainstream counterparts, his lyrics typically contain commentary on delicate social issues, such as "P***y On My Face" and "Suck My Dick Ho".
Lil B is in fact a truly prolific troll with roughly 260 songs floating around on the interbutts. Through the guise of rap deconstructionism he can basically spit out the most terrible ryhmes known to humanity and pass it off as ironic. People tend to dribble and rage at his offensively bad skillz, despite the fact that he is satirizing many rap artists today by using their own rhetoric to an extensive degree. Sound familiar?
Career
Lil B then decided to use various social outlets to spread around his purposefully crap music on the soft crusty bread of the internet. Many people instantly saw him as a figurehead for the downfall of modern rap, and the over usage of swag, despite the fact that he was parodying it. His fans consist of a very small percentage that understand he is trolling whereas the rest are the true retards in this equation, people who think his music is intrinsically good. It was either these particular mouth-breathers or the people who were playing along that came up with a pretty shitty forced meme that soley revolves around thanking the based god.
His Music
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Lil B tends to rap about inane subjects such as all the various celebrities that he looks like, despite bearing absolutely no resemblance to them e.g Hannah Montana, Jesus Christ, Ellen Degeneres, JK Rowling,Paris Hilton,Mel Gibson and many many more. He has an infamous song called "I'm Miley Cyrus" which consists of about 80% of the lyrics saying I'm Miley Cyrus I'm Miley Cyrus I'm Miley Cyrus over and over again. Even the supposed "busiest music nerd" Needledrop was sucked into Lil B's troll vortex when he reviewed it.
Lil B's video's themselves are also seemingly created to draw the lulz from any gangstas that tumble across him on JewTube, being set in places such as shopping malls, or people's boring houses creating a beautiful raeg tornado within the comments due to their clear non-swagness. Merely glancing at the heavily red dislike bar will give you an idea of how much butthurt this lovable scamp has caused. He also often inexplicably refers to cooking in his videos, and he often refers to his songs as "cooking music".
Lil B also created some serious albums which are pretty boring.
See Also
External Links
- Threatening to fuck Kanye West in the ass if he doesn't acknowledge him
- YouTube-- Over 200 videos to date.
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