Friday, November 30, 2018

X(Fractor) gon give it to ya.

The number of rap songs I like can probably be counted on one hand.  That's not a knock to anyone who listens to wrap.  It's just not my thing.

If I had to pick a favorite rap song it would be one of two songs.
Coolio-Gangsta's Paradise
DMX - X Gon' Give it to ya

I forgot how much I liked the latter until I was rewatching Deadpool again the other night and remembered that song was on the soundtrack.

Not to be outdone, this XFractor gon give to me massive savings.
I snagged it for half the going rate price.

6 comments:

  1. I would need both hands to count all the rap songs I like..but it's definitely single digits. I liked a few old school jams, and an Eminem track or two, but gangsta rap isn't my thing.

    Nice Xfractor, btw. Is it a bit easier to scoop up deals on Cutch Giants cards since he was traded to the Yanks?

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    1. There seems to be some competition with buying Cutch Giants cards oddly enough. He was an instant fan favorite in San Francisco thanks to his 2 walk off hits in his first week of home games in the bay. Oddly enough if a /50 or higher hits the market and I miss the first 1 or 2, I can usually get a copy at a significant discount than what the first two went for.

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  3. Do Beastie Boys count as rap? I'll also listen Eminem and Will Smith... I'm a white stereotype. Rock is my definitely my bread and butter, especially classic rock and punk/emo. Although, Deadpool did show me just how catchy that DMX track is.

    That's a pretty sweet Cutch! I'm kinda hoping that the Cubs reel him in this winter as an offensive boost. But, I doubt that you would find that quite as agreeable.

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    1. I wasn't counting Beastie Boys in my initial analysis. For my softball league oddly enough I would walk up to Lose Yourself by Eminem (or Move Your Body by the metal band Blessed By a Broken Heart).

      I'm with you on the white guy stereotype.

      As for Cutch making his home in Wrigley, I would actually like that as he has always had great numbers playing in Wrigley over the years. The 9 game visit to PNC Park as a guest each year would be pretty sweet too. I just want him to sign somewhere that allows him to play a role as an everyday player. Hes still too young in his career to be a platoon guy.

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  4. Depending on my mood... I'm a huge fan of rap. Although most of the stuff I listen to is from the 80's and 90's.

    Congratulations on getting the Cutch autograph at such a good price.

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