This is food at its simplest and most elegant, food that doesn’t want to slap your face. This is food that is simply good, and defines a sort of normalcy in eating that no longer exists.
As someone always raring to explore the wild frontier of culinary esoterica, it’s good to remember that sometimes, nothing beats a burger and fries.
No disrespect to Cory Mo, but what Talib and Chance did…THAT’S freestyle.
Paul Miller just came back from a year long internet fast. This is what he found out about himself.
Hanging w/ my bros @hannibalburess & @ericfuckingandre
you thought this stopped being a Chance blog just because ACID RAP already dropped? WRONG
Daft Punk - Instant Crush ft. Julian Casablancas
The Hot Cheetos & Takis kids are back.
Peep Slug, Brother Ali, and some other Rhymesayers lampin’ in the background.
Pusha T hears the final mix of “Numbers on the Boards.”
(His OWN song, btw.)
Life is sort of like a drumbeat. It has a rhythm and sometimes it’s fast and sometimes it’s slower, and maybe what’s happening is this drumbeat is just accelerating and it’s gotten to the point where I can’t hear between the beats anymore and it’s just a hum.
This quote made me feel a little less insane: “When there’s no linear tie, how is a person supposed to figure out what’s going on? There’s no story, no narrative to explain why things are the way things are. Previously distinct causes and effects collapse into one another. There’s no time between doing something and seeing the result. Instead the results begin accumulating and influencing us before we’ve even completed an action. And there’s so much information coming in at once from so many different sources that there’s simply no way to trace the plot over time”. That’s the hum I’m talking about. And I mention this because I think it’s having an effect on all of us.
(Source: siik)
Chance The Rapper - Acid Rap (Mixtape, 2013)