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Modern Qualifier 34 – David Banner, Cocoa Brovaz, Lupe Fiasco, Keke Palmer

— 19 May 2023 Tom 10 comments

A single from 2003’s Mississippi: The Album. It’s a Bracket Balancer.
2000 single from the former Smif-N-Wessun. Nominated by mondosalvo. (YOUTUBE ONLY)
From 2006’s LP Lupe Fiasco’s Food & Liquor. Nominated by James B.
From 2007’s LP So Uncool. Nominated by Actualee Simpson.

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actualee simpson

19 May 2023 14:30

I am amused to find Keke Palmer redirects to Marit Larsen — brand intact!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=X0uacRtRUV0&pp=ygUVS2VrZSBwYWxtZXIgbXVzaWMgYm94

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20 May 2023 09:50

I am officially calling “Super Brooklyn” as my Golden Beat.

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Baltimore Jacks

20 May 2023 13:26

Really dug the David Banner. He sounds so in his element, and that sound is going to have a timeless appeal. At the other end of the spectrum, the Lupe Fiasco track sounds real dated and forced.

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22 May 2023 19:04

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I actually voted Lupe, but I might be dated too. 😉

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Baltimore Jacks

22 May 2023 20:22

Reply to vinnycrackers

I mean, that’s applicable to many if not most of us here to be fair.
And you and I have aligned enough ears on other things (TIL that we both enjoy some Destroyer) that I can let this one slide. 😁

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20 May 2023 14:34

Cocoa Brovaz must not be only good at music, but also at law that Nintendo didn’t get this song removed from YouTube yet.

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ajjr82

22 May 2023 00:05

Got a big laugh from Coca Brovaz going all out and including the sound effects as well as the melody line.

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22 May 2023 20:20

I rather enjoyed “Kinda Like Song 22”

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thee temple ov platonick youth

23 May 2023 18:37

i am a simple woman and clapped like a delighted seal when i heard the Mario music so here’s hoping Cocoa Brovaz can go all the way!

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23 May 2023 22:01

I own 3 of these on CD! So, by default but also because it’s my first clear GB of the tournament, had to vote for “Super Brooklyn”.

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