It is worth noting the 2009 Clipse album “Til the casket Drops” as a marker of a few key moments in hip hop.
–> excessive consumerism refined.
–> objectifying sexism as inevitable hip hop video “wallpaper”.
–> Pharrell’s production genius.
–> the last time No Malice rhymed as Malice.
Despite buying the CD in the store, I didn’t know there was a video for this song until today. In retrospect No Malice seems to be showing his discomfort with the lifestyle embodied in the video. “Mama lookin’ right, and I don’t even want her.”
Entitled masculinity as means of riding the fence.
Life of refinement 