Crank That!

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I love this song! :D
I just love it!
Does any one agree with me?
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Worst. Song. Ever.

The tune is bad, the lyrics are horribly misogynistic, and the entire album is just misogynistic, disgusting dreck. And it's just another generic forced-down-the-throats-of-youth "gangsta" rap song. Not that I have an opinion or anything.

Although they got some teachers at my school to do the dance and played it over the announcements. Highly amusing.
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I hate that song. It has no point and the tune is horrendous. I hate rap in general so I guess it would be natural for me to hate it.
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Um...I hate it too.
Bad tune, pointless, trashy lyrics, etc. I agree with Razorblade; the artist is just one of those gangsta wannabe's.
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I do agree with you guys. Its crap... But its fun to do the retarded dance! It makes you look like a chicken on crack XD
Its just fun to listen to its so bad its almost good. You knows what I am mean?




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hey, don't let them get to you if you like the song. nobody's gonna beat you up. :D

I think the song is ok, for a rap song. but i haven't really listened to the words either. it might be misogynistic. i've taken to ignoring lyrics in rap songs because i usually DON'T WANT TO KNOW.

gotta love our sex-obsessed culture, don't ya?
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I love that song, I don't like the lyrics for it though, the beat is awesome.
Crank dat is great, I'm curently trying to learn the dance lmao




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...what song?

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Snoink wrote:...what song?

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Crank Dat by Soulja Boy




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EW!!!!

It's SO BAD, and it's not even the WORST of the mainstream crap they hand out these days. I mean, do you even remember "Smack That"? And "Money Maker"? And--EW--My Humps?

Only good ones are "Gold Digger", "Lose Yourself", and maybe some from Black Eyed Peas.
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Warning: Aet blatantly displays his thoughts without a care for others. Bomb shelter recommended. :P

Yeeeccccch.

Rap=Suckage
Lyrics that are egotistical enough to have the writer in them=Suckage
Those sorts of lyrics in general=Suckage
Tune=Suckage

Honestly, this is a moronic song and it should be displayed by the fact that not even the rap/hiphop/"some genre of music that basically involves black (reverse discrimination...) males (discrimination...) swearing with usually no tune or little, to some fast beat that supposedly means it's automatically good" fanboys like it.

EDIT: On a sidenote, the pun in "Soulja Boy"'s name is horrible. :lol:
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If you knew what this song is really talking about you would not like it. It would come on and you would go "ew, disgusting" and turn it immediately. The fact that they have like five year olds in dance classes learning to do this dance to this song makes me sick. Do some research on the song first, yo, it's so wrong.
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Via wrote:If you knew what this song is really talking about you would not like it. It would come on and you would go "ew, disgusting" and turn it immediately. The fact that they have like five year olds in dance classes learning to do this dance to this song makes me sick. Do some research on the song first, yo, it's so wrong.


I know what's it talking about, it's nasty but not the whole song is about that




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I'll admit, i'm not a fan of the song, but i'm more than willing to dance to it.




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"LOSE yourself in the music, the moment, you own it, you better never let it go..." woohoo.

ooh, i like this one too:

"This is ten percent luck, twenty percent skill, fifteen percent concentrated power of will...five percent pleasure, fifty percent pain and a hundred percent reason to REMEMBER THE NAME."

oh yeah, gets me psyched just thinking about it.

My name is Sunny and I'm addicted to music...
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