yo, it's CRAZY talking to younger ppl nowadays

[jadillac]

I was at a store the other day, and this girl was helping me find something. What I was looking for wasn't on the shelf and she was looking on the computer to see if there was any in-stock at all.

So she's on the cpu, and T-Pain's "Bartender" is playing in the background on another co-workers phone, and she's singing along kinda slyly. So I'm making small talk with her about the song, and I ask her, "So how old are you?" She says, "16."

I was like " Wow, this song came out when you were like 6 years old?" She was like, "Yeah, T-Pain was my favorite....I used to sing "I'm in Love with a Stripper" on the playground."

I was like


When I was that age I was probably listening to Michael Jackson, Lionel richie, Whitney Houston, Levert, etc.

Now we got the era who were in kindergarten or younger when they're parents were riding around listening to "Get Low" and the Lil Jon/T-Pain era.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

 

[Elfuego]

Its called gettin old

 

[jadillac]

looking for cheap daps breh?

You're better than this...

 

[ADK]

I once said good gracious ass is bodacious infront of my whole family when I was like 6.

I thought the lyrics were good gracious asbodacious, turns out asbodacious isn't even a word

 

[MillionMills]

I was listening to ludacris rap about phat rabbits when I was 9

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

I once said good gracious ass is bodacious infront of my whole family when I was like 6.

I thought the lyrics were good gracious asbodacious, turns out asbodacious isn't even a word

I did the same thing in the 2nd grade to in the club had two of the little white teachers looking at me crazy

 

[NotAnFBIagent]

back dat azz up was the anthem when I was in like 2nd grade
this nothing new

 

[...o3]

...when i was just a lower case g, i remember this song playing on the radio was getting a lot of airplay. i knew it was about a dude being into his lady, so i thought i'd request it over the radio to play for a young lady i was crushin' on at my school.

trying to get the dj to play "i wanna sex you up" by color me badd to be played for my teacher, did not fly with the local radio stations down in dallas.

moral of the story is...we're old, and she will be our age one day and she too will question the youth and their actions then.

 

[Zombi_Jeezus]

I remember rapping 2 live crews dirty nursery rhymes during recess in 3rd grade. I was in the middle of that half dome jungle gym showing off. Right when I said "just get down here on your knees and suck this bear ass dikk" a teacher walked by and heard me. Assistant principal paddled the shyt out of me.

 

[Orange cream shake]

I was at a store the other day, and this girl was helping me find something. What I was looking for wasn't on the shelf and she was looking on the computer to see if there was any in-stock at all.

So she's on the cpu, and T-Pain's "Bartender" is playing in the background on another co-workers phone, and she's singing along kinda slyly. So I'm making small talk with her about the song, and I ask her, "So how old are you?" She says, "16."

I was like " Wow, this song came out when you were like 6 years old?" She was like, "Yeah, T-Pain was my favorite....I used to sing "I'm in Love with a Stripper" on the playground."

I was like


When I was that age I was probably listening to Michael Jackson, Lionel richie, Whitney Houston, Levert, etc.

Now we got the era who were in kindergarten or younger when they're parents were riding around listening to "Get Low" and the Lil Jon/T-Pain era.

Nothing new I was singing freak like me in elementary and jodeci

 

[Black White Sox Hat]

i told my momma to pick up that luke skywalker tape for me on her way home and she came home and whooped my ass.

 

[How Sway?]

shiet when I was 6 was imitating 'puff daddy'

I was about 9 when I sang the thong song to a girl at school

 

[filial_piety]

I knew I was when i mentioned Tribe Called Quest having a new album out to a kid who liked rap and he said "who? I think i heard of them before."

Mind you were were in Queens at the time

Me:

 

[Blessed Koala]

We were rapping about indo and Gin and Juice when I was 8ish. Getting old semi sucks but the memories always sticks to you like ribs. Its crazy how a six year old now is listening to Uzi Vert and when they turn 17...THATS MY JAM

"Push me to the edge
All my friends are dead"