What the heck happened to @Shazam? It's buggier than ever and barely works now.

Has there ever been a time where so many DJs couldn't identify a good record on their own?

This week || The Lounge 9.18: @getemhigh For The Record Vol. 2 w/ Exile of Blu & Exile hosted by @djlowkey 9.19: Bio Bass Buds 9.20: Dystopia Radio Takeover https://t.co/RJXbUQrlRy

09.18 (The Lounge) @getemhigh & The Black Box present For The Record: Exile of @HerFavColor, Mobb Deep, Snoop Dogg & more! Hosted by @djlowkey -- Tickets on-sale Friday at 11:00am MST! https://t.co/9wo43DYVoh

Hobbies include catching someone in a Wu-Tang shirt at a party, playing any non-obvious Wu song then watching them have no idea a Wu-Tang song is playing.

Forever salty that Little Brother buried their "Electric Relaxation" aka "Shake It" as an album cut on an Okayplayer compilation that didn't get any shine.

Now that everything is a day party, y’all can probably stop putting ‘day party’ in your event’s name.

I'm pro-streaming and video and advancing the culture, but acting like the future of DJing is spending significant time, money & energy to create videos that are virtually impossible to monetize, let alone eat from, is crazy. The economics don't make sense outside of hobbyists.

This Atlanta Braves team is depressing. Ugh.

The hook to Lil Kim’s “Drugs” is some Biggie’s best work & forever underrated. The beat is perfection too.

The DJ branding to actual DJing balance is totally fucked. Should probably learn to mix songs before you get a logo.

Kendrick rode Drake's corpse all the way to the Super Bowl, then danced on his grave with damn near the whole stadium singing along. The wildest part is that Drake begged for it all. What a legendary fuck around & find out moment. Craziest hip hop beef of all-time. "Game over"

But it's so weird that people will attend a themed event and wonder why the DJ is sticking to the theme of the event.

If any, not many.

What percentage of themed DJ parties actually stick to the theme the whole night?

The trend of fake parties for the internet with everyone pretending to have more fun that they really are is hella creepy. Do people not realize it's obvious when they're acting extra hype for the camera? Especially when they're faking like they know the words to the song lol

Sitting next to a table of event/nightlife people talking ideas & all five of them are just rehashing the same old generic stuff - Galentine's Day, disco night, etc. It's been almost an hour & nothing close to a single original/interesting idea. Of course the industry is dying.

Weirdos celebrate other people’s demise.

No idea why, but apple juice on a plane is extra delicious.

It's like KRS-One always said: the 5th Element of Hip-Hop is suing your record label for defamation to feebly attempt to convince the world that your career isn't over after you dared to battle the best rapper on earth and lost in the most humiliating way conceivable.