In Perpetual Finality
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I literally laughed out loud. Best thing since Bad Lip Reading. :D
Just awesome like that
It actually left me in tears. First time in a while a video's done that.
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Yeah. I saw that a couple days ago. 
I love how it was done in one single take, without any breaks. And the rapper was acting so normal with the silly lyrics.
That was... interesting.
"I HAVE NOTHING!"
Fresh-eyed movie blog
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Uniocular
Environmental problems in one's territory are a serious issue.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
He said I love you, how do you, how?
What's weird to me is that "West Philadelphia, born and raised" was the phrase that changed the least throughout the video (to "Born in West Philadelphia").
Immanentizing the eschaton
I like how the song turns into a story about a kid with a poverty stricken family, who just can't let go of his diamonds so that they can afford a roof over their heads.
Just awesome like that
I think the part that always gets me the most is, "I see you!"
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Uniocular
I find it interesting that "see you later, taxi driver" sneaks in there, as I'm pretty sure taxis aren't mentioned in the original song.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
Hohoende, kudasai!
"Born and raised..." very entertaining song.
Everything is a lie.
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Technically, they are, but he says "cab" instead of "taxi".
I love this show. 
I only saw the show waaaay after it ended though, with all the reruns.
Yeah, I saw this elsewhere and it's pretty great. For whatever reason I like that the fresh prince eventually gets downgraded from sitting on his throne to merely "sitting in a chair".
I guess I'll post this here, since it's pretty much the same concept with a different song. Fast forward to about 1:16 if you just want to get to the singing:
Favorite lines include "flown on the train" and "Yes, the baby dies instead".
edited 24th Jan '13 11:44:55 AM by MikeK
whatever he can
All of my what.
dead devotion
...
I laughed so damn hard I think I broke myself.
But environmental problems are big, man.
Funny... but still not as funny, in a belly-laugh way, as The Fresh Prince Of Dick Butt.
Sort of reminds me of a band called My Dick
, whose entire gimmick is doing cover songs and inserting (heh, "inserting") the words "my dick" or just "dick" into the lyrics whenever possible.
edited 7th Feb '13 6:53:30 PM by MikeK
Ever heard it...RETRANSLATED SIXTY-FOUR TIMES?