ROLLS ROYCE - RAKIM - DUB CARSHOW
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The Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupé is a handmade halo convertible made by Rolls-Royce that debuted at the 2007 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan, on January 7, 2007.[1] The platform is based on the 2003 Rolls-Royce Phantom and has styling heavily derived from the 100EX, a concept car unveiled to celebrate the company's centennial in 2004.
The Rolls-Royce Phantom is a British ultra-luxury saloon automobile made by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, in the United Kingdom. It was launched in 2003 and is the latest Rolls-Royce branded car. It has a 6.75 L, 48-valve, V12 engine that produces 453 hp. The engine is derived from BMW's existing V12 powerplant.
Rakim (pronounced Rah-Kem) (full name Rakim Allah, born William Michael Griffin Jr. on January 28, 1968 in Wyandanch, Long Island, New York) is a legendary rapper and pioneer of the musical genre of hip hop.
Eric B. & Rakim broke up in 1992 after releasing four albums. Due to legal wrangling over royalties and his contracts with both his record label and with Eric B, Rakim did not release a solo album for another five years.He signed with his good friend at the time DeShamus "Q=BOB" Sallis of Q=BOB Records but the label folded shortly after. He then returned in 1997 with The 18th Letter, which included collaborations with DJ Premier and Pete Rock; released in two versions, one of which included an Eric B. & Rakim greatest hits disc titled The Book of Life. The critical reception of the album was positive, and it was certified gold. In 1999, Rakim released The Master which received very good reviews as well.
Rakim was signed to Dr. Dre's Aftermath Entertainment record label in 2000,[1] for work on an album tentatively titled Oh, My God. The album underwent numerous changes in artistic direction and personnel and was delayed several times. While working on the album, Rakim made guest appearances on numerous Aftermath projects, including the hit single "Addictive" by Truth Hurts, the Dr. Dre-produced "The Watcher Part 2" by Jay-Z, and Eminem's 8 Mile soundtrack. However, Rakim left the label in 2003 and Oh, My God was indefinitely shelved, a result of creative differences with Dr Dre.[2] Rakim signed with DreamWorks Records shortly afterward, but the label closed its doors shortly after that.
Eric B. and Rakim's classic album Paid In Full was named the greatest hip hop album of all time by MTV.
Many hip hop/rap artists (both underground and mainstream) acknowledge a huge debt to Rakim's innovative style. He is given credit for popularizing the heavy use of internal rhymes in hip-hop - rhymes that are not necessary to the overall rhyme scheme of the verse, but occur between the endpoints of lines and stanzas, serving to increase the alliteration, assonance, and emphasis of the rap. He is also credited for the jazzy, heavily stylistic, seemingly effortless delivery of his lyrical content.
Rakim pioneered a practice previously unknown to rap called "internal rhyming," already an important aspect of traditional poetry, where rhymes could be found throughout the bar of a lyric which added to the rhythmic complexity of the song:
" I keep the mic at Fahrenheit, freeze MCs, make 'em colder/The listeners system is kicking like solar/As I memorize, advertize like a poet/Keep it goin', when I'm flowin' smooth enough, you know it's rough "
Instead of two rhyming syllables within two lines at the end of the lines, as we would find in the older rap style displayed above, we have 18 rhyming syllables in just four lines. Rakim also introduced a lyrical technique known as "cliffhanging" and popularized the use of metaphors with multiple meanings. His songs were the first to really impart rap music lyrics with a serious poetic device sensibility. Eric B & Rakim went on to produce three more successful albums, all now considered hip hop standards.
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MAYBACH - DUB CARSHOW - MAYBACH MUSIC - RICK ROSSby spottv74,812 views
the song name is,, Im back Rakin & lil Fame
blnk714 5 months ago
@sebatjew It looks good on the drophead.
THUGGINBUNDLES 6 months ago
those blue LEDS in the front of the drop head are incredible....
adnamarie 1 year ago
RAKIM LIL FAME I'M BACK , But you probly found it by now
sydshell 2 years ago
Rakim that beat is hard as hell,True School Hip Hop Head Here!!!!!!!!
onetimepeace 2 years ago
whats the name of the song??
bulletcrysis 2 years ago
24's actually.
denverbroncosrock07 2 years ago
it just isn't cool to put 27inches under a phantom! when will you pimp ass niggaz get that
sebatjew 2 years ago
no its just listing the name of the song
mulattiq 2 years ago
Are we suppose to believe Rakim own these 2 cars or what ?
i know he can spit but i dont even remember one of his album that went platinum
papatim 2 years ago