New Video: Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Ft. ScHoolboy Q x Hollis “White Walls”
September 9, 2013 @ 3:30 PM EDT
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Along with SchoolBoy Q, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis give new meaning to old school in their stunning visual aid. Cameos include Wiz Khalifa, Big Boi, Trinidad James, A$AP Rocky, DJ Drama, and Seattle pioneer Sir Mix-A-Lot. Off The Heist which you can download here.
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The cameos made the video what it is. I tried to like this song when it came out, just not for me. I love the cars but I couldn’t see myself playing this in a car like that. I need something that’s pimp like. And this video was kinda disturbing in parts, but I can see a lot of white people get down to this song. I got some of his tracks on vinyl (limited edition). STARTING OVER would have been an awesome video with cameos, I hope he comes out with a video for that, that my favorite tune on the heist. Someone needs to tell him to do a video for that.
lol he got some grandma’s up in there. yeah the cameos are good but i would have like to have seen “starting over”or “jimmy iovine”—imo Q verse was the best part of this song.
yea that was aight..check out the other side of SEATTLE tho, here –> http://youtu.be/AXTGunI567Q
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I respect Macklemore’s grind but don’t like his music. Q’s verse was cool and the visuals were entertaining though
I’m genuinely happy for them and their success but they’re just not my cup of tea musically. I can’t relate to these dudes at all and they come off a bit cheesy. I also don’t consider them Hip Hop but whatever. I tried to give them a listen but i’m good. Someone mentioned their older stuff is better so I might see about it but I’m in no rush.
They make the best videos in terms of replay value
rapping on beat is so underrated nowadays; can we please go BACK to rhyming on beat, 2 Chainz, T James, Macklemore…
A bunch of wack rappers smfh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7blWPL-WYo&feature=youtube_gdata_player
This won’t be a hit. With where he’s at now, he woulda been bette off going with “Castle” It’s not my kinda joint, but it’s more in line with the poppy sound he’s got.
I have a love/hate relationship with this album. It’s very creative, the beats and rhymes are good, at times Macklemore/Ryan Lewis remind me of that old school Beastie Boys creativity.
At times, I get into the album, ride with the flow. Other times I skip the songs when they come on my iPod. I think it’s hard because it’s so different. When you have an iPod with Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, J Cole, Jeezy, etc, then you have the Macklemore “sound” mixed in, it can be a shift at times.
Keep it up Macklemore, hip-hop needs your creativity.
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