Coming straight from Illinois are underground rap duo, The Cool Kids. The group (consisting of Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks) take an unusual stance towards hip-hop, as they state they are fans first and artists second, and that their goal is to make hip-hop fun to listen to once again. Taking a turn, similar to what The Pack did by putting out Vans, they release the new single, Black Mags (magnesium alloy wheels found on bicycles,) from their upcoming independent album The Bake Sale. The duo goes so far to even brag about how fresh they are and how they impress all the finest ladies with their bikes. Complemented perfectly by a Neptunes-sounding beat (also done by the duo,) look for this song to make the Cool Kids the most popular teenagers gettin their gwap on.

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chinese rap by cky. All credit goes to cky. i had nuthing to do with this video.

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Download the video: http://jane-finch.com/videos/y ougotbeef.htm

Jane-Finch.com director Paul Nguyen and Vietnamese-Canadian rapper Chuckie Akenz made history when they shot the Vietnamese rap music video called "You Got Beef". Over a period of two days from Sunday, May 23 to May 24, 2005, "You Got Beef" was the third collaborative effort between Paul Nguyen and Chuckie Akenz and became their biggest hit video to date. The video debuted on Jane-Finch.com and traffic surged overnight. "You Got Beef" is now firmly cemented in urban Asian pop-culture and heralded Chuckie Akenz as Vietnamese rap's newest anti-hero.

Trivia: "You Got Beef" was featured in the 2005 Vietnamese International Film Festival and has appeared in local and national news headlines across Canada.

You Got Beef?
2004 / 4:07 / lyrics
Chuckie Akenz feat. V-Unit
Directed by Paul Nguyen

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