Questions you might not hear everyday
A. If you could get away with one murder in your lifetime without any legal, social, or emotional repercussions, would you kill someone?
B. What is your first thought when you receive a message on Tumblr, are you excited for the idea of someone from potentially the other side of the world wanting to talk to you or fearful that someone will criticize you?
C. Have you ever looked down on someone because you thought your religious views were superior?
D. Would you rather know everything the universe has to offer but in exchange lose all emotions or remain the way you are now?
E. If you could live and be healthy without sleeping or eating/drinking, which would you cut out of your life?
F. If you could take on the exact body and form of anyone else on Earth, who would it be?
G. Would you rather burn or freeze to death?
H. If it meant it would solve all world hunger, war, disease and bigotry, would you spend the rest of eternity in Hell?
I. Was the first crush in your life something you had or something someone had on you?
J. Could you live without having sex ever (again) in exchange for eternal youth?
K. Have you ever watched a full length pornographic movie?
L. The Beatles or The Rolling Stones?
M. If you could have the ability to manipulate matter or energy, which would you choose?
N. What was the worst nightmare you ever had?
O. Would you rather spend one year with your one true love just to never see them again or the rest of your life with second best?
P. All the sequels/remakes/adaptations/rip-offs in movies nowadays, good or bad?
Q. Would you rather be dirt poor and emotionally fulfilled in life or be rich beyond imagination and emotionally dissatisfied for life?
R. Do you have any (secret) feelings of bigotry to any group of people?
S. Would you rather be the only person in the world that can read minds or have everyone else in the world be able to read minds except for your own?
T. If everyone in the world would automatically only know one language, which language would you choose?
U. If you were old enough and not in a situation where it would be inappropriate, would you sleep with one of your (past) school teachers/professors?
V. A world without religion, good, bad, neutral?
W. The men's rights movement, legitimate cause or laughable, and why?
X. You can eliminate one of your five senses to substantially strengthen the others, which one and would you do it?
Y. Do looks mean anything to you? Don't lie, could you fall in love with someone you thought was ugly?
Z. Can you understand the mindset and logic used by the opposite spiritual opinion? An atheist understanding the belief in a higher power and vice versa.
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UpNorthTrips Presents The 10s | The Main Sorcerer: Behind The Boards with Large Pro
Large Professor is a man of many names: Large Pro, Extra P, The Professor At Large, The Mad Scientist, the list goes on — and so do his talents. The heralded Queens representer is recognized for an alchemy of masterful production and his ability to rock a microphone. His status in hip-hop’s history is secure.
Today marks the 21st anniversary of the release of Main Source‘s influential and acclaimed LP, Breaking Atoms, the classic album from the group founded by Large Pro that also included “them two DJs” – the Toronto-based members, Sir Scratch and K-Cut. Much of the credit for the album’s effective use of enriched jazz and soul samples goes to Large Pro, who expertly hand-crafted the sounds on the E-mu SP-1200. Extra P also gave light to a hungry up-and-comer named Nasty Nas (maybe you heard of him) on the the record’s famous posse cut, “Live at the Barbeque,” and the newcomer made the most of his on-wax debut.
This is for my trapped in the ’90s niggas… [Read More]
Photo Credit // Rashad Ringo Smith](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7mp68D1MX1qzbwkjo1_500.jpg)
UpNorthTrips Presents The 10s | The Main Sorcerer: Behind The Boards with Large Pro
Large Professor is a man of many names: Large Pro, Extra P, The Professor At Large, The Mad Scientist, the list goes on — and so do his talents. The heralded Queens representer is recognized for an alchemy of masterful production and his ability to rock a microphone. His status in hip-hop’s history is secure.
Today marks the 21st anniversary of the release of Main Source‘s influential and acclaimed LP, Breaking Atoms, the classic album from the group founded by Large Pro that also included “them two DJs” – the Toronto-based members, Sir Scratch and K-Cut. Much of the credit for the album’s effective use of enriched jazz and soul samples goes to Large Pro, who expertly hand-crafted the sounds on the E-mu SP-1200. Extra P also gave light to a hungry up-and-comer named Nasty Nas (maybe you heard of him) on the the record’s famous posse cut, “Live at the Barbeque,” and the newcomer made the most of his on-wax debut.
This is for my trapped in the ’90s niggas… [Read More]
Photo Credit // Rashad Ringo Smith
BACK IN THE DAY |7/13/99| Gang Starr released a compilation album, Full Clip: A Decade of Gang Starr, on Virgin Records.
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Walking on Pins: A Five Borough Hip-Hop Tour Via Google Maps
YOU MUST LEARN are three words synonymous with KRS-ONE. There’s a lot to learn about rap as it continues to age, gracefully. Movies like The Art of Rap teach those lessons. Yet when you’re not wired to the web, or trying to soak up every hip-hop special on VH1, just look out your window like KRS did, sans automatic weapon. You might be overlooking a hip-hop monument. Our friends at UPNORTHTRIPS.com go about hip-hop the same way, living and breathing rap’s museum of photography, and classic recordings, just to name a few. Today, we begin a recurring feature on great rap (and graffiti) monmuments, just by putting in their coordinates on Google Maps.
[The first of many @massappeal x @upnorthtrips collabos!]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5vx3lnz5L1qzbwkjo1_500.jpg)
Walking on Pins: A Five Borough Hip-Hop Tour Via Google Maps
YOU MUST LEARN are three words synonymous with KRS-ONE. There’s a lot to learn about rap as it continues to age, gracefully. Movies like The Art of Rap teach those lessons. Yet when you’re not wired to the web, or trying to soak up every hip-hop special on VH1, just look out your window like KRS did, sans automatic weapon. You might be overlooking a hip-hop monument. Our friends at UPNORTHTRIPS.com go about hip-hop the same way, living and breathing rap’s museum of photography, and classic recordings, just to name a few. Today, we begin a recurring feature on great rap (and graffiti) monmuments, just by putting in their coordinates on Google Maps.
[The first of many @massappeal x @upnorthtrips collabos!]
