Author: French Toast

Do we like this song? Heck yes we do. Keke Palmer absolutely spits bars on this intro to an unparalleled Disney Channel show. She still does not rival the piping hot fire of Timmy Turner, but she’s a close second.

Giant snake, birthday cake, large fries, chocolate shake!

Do we like this album? Yes we do even though we don’t usually like Big Sean. The album is called “I Decided”, leaving the listener to guess… What did Big Sean decide? Why did he make an entire album with such an ambiguous title? Why is he called Big Sean if he is only 5’8″? Correct me if I’m wrong, but I think that is legal midget status. Here is a track that we like off the album:

If you listen closely you can here a sample from Passing Me By by Pharcyde. Sniped!

 

Do we like these songs? Not sure about the Chief, but French Toast loves them. Funnily enough they used the same sample and remastered it in a very similar way… Who wrote the song first?? 

Do we like this song? Well, we just saw the movie Moana and love Lin Manuel-Miranda’s work on that little musical called Hamilton, so the answer is yeah kinda.

Do we like this song? Yeah, the dude’s got two dollar $ign$ in his name. He’s gotta be good. There is a 50 second verse where he goes off. Check it out and if you don’t like Joey Bada$$, you will after this verse.

Check the Rhyme from Genius.com:

Do we like this song? Yup. Marian’s got a voice reminiscent of an era when Blues dominated the music scene, yet her chorus is entirely electronic. Kind of an old school meets new school flow. There’s no school like the old school.

Do we like this song? Yeah it’s alright. Gotta love a catchy beat with a double negative in the chorus and when they rhyme body with nobody and somebody and nobody. Just pure lyrical genius.

Do we like this song? Does it make French Toast’s mom and dad dance like crazy people? A resounding yes to both. Took a while for Childish Gambino’s new album to grow on me, but like a fine wine, it got better over time… idk I don’t drink wine.

 

Do we like this song? Yup. When you mix the beat-making ability of Dutch DJ Afrojack and the lyrical brilliance of the great Ty Dolla $ign you can’t go wrong, can you?