Posts Tagged “UGK”
Project X Pits The Family Against The Critics
As part of Idolator's continuing effort to geekily analyze every music chart known to man, we present a new edition of Project X, in which Jackin' Pop editor Michaelangelo Matos breaks down rankings from every genre imaginable. After the click-through, he [hilariously] examines the results of the Idolator Pop Critics Poll Tracks Top 10 with some special help:
By now you've seen the critics' lists of the year's best music. But what about the folks who really count—the people? In interest of fairness and balance, I've decided to take the critics' choices to some regular folks. That's right: it's time once again for this column to exploit my family.
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No. 5: We Choose UGK And Outkast
R.I.P. Pimp C
TMZ is reporting that Pimp C, one half of Southern rap legends UGK, was discovered dead in a California hotel room this morning at age 33, causes still unknown. More »
UGK Busts Out Of The Underground
UGK's first album in five years, Underground Kingz, debuted in the top spot on this week's Billboard 200, selling 160,000 copies. The long-delayed Kingz is the duo's highest-charting album, and the 160,000-sold tally is its highest sales week ever.
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These Days, You May Be Dreaming If You Think Your Album Will Come Out On Time
Yesterday's Houston Chronicle had a piece on delayed hip-hop albums; among the albums profiled is UGK's UGK (Underground Kingz), which after having its release date held up for a year is reportedly going to debut at No. 1 next week. (Who knew that waiting for the bottom to fall out of the CD market would pay off so handsomely?) Also mentioned in the piece is Mike Jones, whose album The American Dream was unceremoniously pushed back to October after vanishing from Atlantic's schedule last month:
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Leak Of The Day, Part II: Kanye West Bellies Up To The Bar
In this remix of T-Pain's "Buy U a Drank"—a song that can be heard in its entirety simply by standing on any New York City street corner at any given time—Kanye West not only tweaks Russell Simmons and Reverend Run, he also makes a reference to Amerie, which gives us hope that at least one person will be buying her album:
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