christoph-waltzed:

I remember in year 2 there was a girl who had literally never had a haircut so her hair was ridiculously long [imagine Rapunzel basically] and she always complained about it but her mum wouldn’t let her get  it cut

So one day at recess she put an entire pack of chewed gum in her hair at the exact length she wanted it cut to.

She came in the next day with her hair cut how she wanted it and a smug grin on her face and I knew that that girl was going places. 

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flydef: The 100 Best Nas Songs He burst onto the scene heralded as the Second Coming of Rakim, a street’s disciple anointed hip-hop’s chosen one, an MC destined for greatness. Nas, of course, proved to be mere mortal, a godly lyricist from the Queensbridge projects who flirted with mass appeal with mixed results: recording numerous hits and selling millions of albums while also going through a Jekyll and Hyde period, seeing his supergroup, The Firm, fail to live up to expectations and getting into squabbles with some of his rapping friends. But the entire transformation from Nasty Nas to Escobar to Nastradamus back to Nas only strengthened one of the most respected rap artists in the game, someone who even at his lowest creative point has always been far above the average rapper. His determination to be recognized as the best MC dead or alive motivated him through arguably hip-hop’s most epic verbal war (which the public declared he won), and his fearless opinions and ideas have caused controversy in an age when not much is shocking anymore. With the recent announcement that he’s working on his 10th solo album as well as an album with Mobb Deep, Complex explores his vast and exceptional collection to choose The 100 Best Nas Songs.
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The 100 Best Nas Songs

He burst onto the scene heralded as the Second Coming of Rakim, a street’s disciple anointed hip-hop’s chosen one, an MC destined for greatness. Nas, of course, proved to be mere mortal, a godly lyricist from the Queensbridge projects who flirted with mass appeal with mixed results: recording numerous hits and selling millions of albums while also going through a Jekyll and Hyde period, seeing his supergroup, The Firm, fail to live up to expectations and getting into squabbles with some of his rapping friends. But the entire transformation from Nasty Nas to Escobar to Nastradamus back to Nas only strengthened one of the most respected rap artists in the game, someone who even at his lowest creative point has always been far above the average rapper.

His determination to be recognized as the best MC dead or alive motivated him through arguably hip-hop’s most epic verbal war (which the public declared he won), and his fearless opinions and ideas have caused controversy in an age when not much is shocking anymore. With the recent announcement that he’s working on his 10th solo album as well as an album with Mobb Deep, Complex explores his vast and exceptional collection to choose The 100 Best Nas Songs.

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