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He created an iconic dance move. Remember the Soulja Boy dance? It was a groundbreaking cultural phenomenon that completely changed the universe as we know it. Everyone was doing it. White dads, The President, The Pope, and even Jesus. Unprecedented.
His lyrics are deep and poetic. In Crank That, he says “Superman dat ho.” I looked up “Superman dat ho” on Urban Dictionary. The definition: “when you ejaculate on a girls back then put a blanket on her so when she stands up the blanket sticks therefore making her look like she has a cape.” I DARE you to tell me that that isn’t some of the most beautiful lyricism of all time. John Lennon can kiss my ass.
hello.
my name is
joey kingston
i love books
my love is with god though
free palestine...