analogyPosted Monday, May 23rd 2005 @ 10:41AM
Biz Markie is to the music industry as Kevin Bacon is to film. Discuss. |
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Biz Markie is to the music industry as Kevin Bacon is to film. Discuss. |
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Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 12:20PM
Who is biz markie? And why would I care about kevin bacon?
Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 12:34PM
Who is biz markie?
Sigh. Aside from the absolute blasphemy of that question itself...
The Kevin Bacon game. 6 degrees.
Try playing it with the Biz. He's fucking EVERYWHERE.
Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 12:36PM
Because you posed that question, Mahlon just ranted on the phone to me. Bastard!
Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 12:59PM
Who is Biz Markie? WHO IS BIZ MARKIE? You call yourself gangsta without recognizing the greatest beatboxer of all time? You've failed me son.
Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 6:42PM
i think not! i've got one deceased fat boy and doug e. fresh both better than biz. and that's biz at his prime. these days, justin timberlake is a better beatboxer, while biz is busy with the snapple lady at fat camp on VH1.
Sunday, May 22nd 2005 @ 6:54PM
I'm going to have to go out on a limb here and say that Rahzel is currently the greatest beatboxer. The Biz is just rad on a totally separate level. His beatboxing skills can only be attributed to a large and oddly shaped mouth.
Monday, May 23rd 2005 @ 9:09AM
Agree
Monday, May 23rd 2005 @ 12:45PM
Unfortunately, the WSJ is behind a pay wall, but this thread reminded me of this column from the "Numbers Guy":
Does Rap Estimate Hold Up? May 5, 2005
It's an article of faith that 70% to 80% of those who buy rap music are white. But is this bit of music-industry conventional wisdom a good estimate?
Clearly, as this thread proves, that estimate is low.
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