Podcasts about Supa Dupa Fly

For this episode we're joined all the way from Harlem in New York City by venerable hip hop writer Havelock Nelson. The first rap editor at industry bible Billboard talks about his early years in his birthplace Guyana and his love of marching bands in the country's capital Georgetown. From there we hear about his family's move to Brooklyn in 1973 and his early exposure to rap and breakbeat tapes in high school. Havelock recalls the pioneering hip hop fanzines Word Up! and Black Beat – plus the seminal rap writings of Greg Tate and Nelson George – before recounting his experiences as a columnist on Billboard. He also explains the genesis of Bring the Noise, the 1991 "guide to rap music and hip-hop culture" he co-authored with fellow RBP contributor Michael A. Gonzales. Mention of our guest's 1994 interview with the Notorious B.I.G. takes us into discussion of the synergy between hip hop's rising stars and rap media such as The Source magazine. Havelock also reflects on memorable interviews he did with the likes of KRS-One, Slick Rick, LL Cool J and Salt-N-Pepa. The latter duo takes us into audio clips from an audio interview with a Virginia-born artist who was profoundly influenced by them: the one and only Missy Elliott, speaking to Sara Scribner after the release of 1997's debut album Supa Dupa Fly... followed by the voices of her collaborators Timbaland and Magoo. The publication of Taschen's monumental new 75 Years of Atlantic Records prompts reflections on the legendary label co-founded by the late Ahmet Ertegun, plus our thoughts on the present-day roster that includes Charli XCX, Bruno Mars, Coldplay and Ed Sheeran. The episode concludes with quotes from newly-added library pieces about artists such as Wee Willie Harris, Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich, the Pharcyde and André 3000. Many thanks to special guest Havelock Nelson. Find his writing on Rock's Backpages and join his Going Way Back group on Facebook. Dr. Dre: The Chronic, B.I.G.: Rap's Next Big Thing, The Rap Column: Media's Rap On Rap Is Out Of Balance, Missy Elliott audio, The Age of Atlantic: Jerry Wexler, Rick Rubin: Def Jam's Man With The Plan, Ahmet Ertegun and The History of Atlantic Records, The Age of Atlantic: Making Tracks, Wee Willie Harris, Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich, The Pharcyde: New Rap Masters and André 3000: New Blue Sun.

Disclaimer: This Episode contains discussions of physical and sexual abuse. To skip past these discussions skip to (4:54) There is no shortage of innovators in Hip-Hop, though for the most part the genre has been a world dominated by male artists. But from her mind-bending, award-winning music videos to her experimental approach to producing, Missy Elliott has changed the game. She has been one of the most forward-thinking minds in hip-hop since she first made her debut in 1997 - regardless of gender. In her early days as an artist, Missy would form a R&B group called Fayze with friends La'Shawn Shellman, Chonita Coleman, and Radiah Scott. Through her friend Melvin Barcliff, who rapped under the name Magoo, she met Timothy Mosley, a local DJ producer operating as Timmy Tim. He would produce some demos for Fayze, including a single called “First Move.”  Fayze would impress DeVante Swing, a producer, songwriter and singer for the rising R&B group Jodeci, after singing a cappella for him following a concert. Swing invited the group to record in New York City, along with their producer Tim, who Swing renamed “Timbaland” after the popular Timberland construction boots that were taking over hip-hop fashion. Missy got her first gig as a songwriter, producer and rapper on a song called “That's What Little Girls Are Made Of,” the debut single by Raven-Symoné, the eight-year-old star of The Cosby Show. But Missy quickly learned the hard way that the music biz wasn't ready to welcome her with arms wide open. Missy was blindsided though when they cast a smaller, lighter-skinned actress to lip-sync to her lines in the song's music video. At that point, she realized that she would have to work even harder to be taken seriously as an artist. Eventually Missy and Timbaland would become their own as a songwriting/production team. They co-wrote songs for artists like 702, Busta Rhymes and the debut album by Ginuwine, which Timbaland produced in full. But it was their work on One In A Million, the second album by teenage R&B sensation Aaliyah, that really opened the door for Missy as an artist.  Timbaland's flickering, clap/snap sounds on One In A Million set Aaliyah apart from the rest of R&B, introducing a fresh and futuristic style that no one had ever heard before. And the duo would hit it big when the album's lead single "If Your Girl Only Knew" topped Billboard's US Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, while peaking at #11 on the Hot 100. One in A Million would end up going triple platinum in the US, selling more than eight million copies worldwide, but the impact was immediate. Overnight, labels were scouring to offer Missy a record deal, but she was quick to see right through them. Through her own label, distributed by Elektra records - Missy Elliot would release the albums Supa Dupa Fly and Miss E... So Addictive - which gave her mainstream exposure as an artist - with her and Timbaland pushing their production into new territory. By 2001, Missy would release the seminal Miss E... So Addictive which not only included lead single "Get Ur Freak On", but her most popular song of all time... This is the story of Missy Elliot's "Work It" with newly unearthed audio from Missy Elliott herself!

 Today we're talking about Tenatious D  being de-platformed over a bad joke AI country songs  Missy Elliot's Venus Broadcast of Supa Dupa Fly and how light sabers ruinthe concert experience.  Follow us on Instagram! Rob Shannon

Stas THEE Boss is a producer and a rapper and a radio host and a DJ and some other things that we're probably missing. Most recently she is the composer of the music featured in dream hampton's latest documentary film "It Was All a Dream". Stas joined us to talk about this assignment along with a bunch of other rap related things including her album pick for this episode - "Supa Dupa Fly" by Missy Elliott. Stream and purchase Stas THEE Boss music here: https://stastheeboss.bandcamp.com

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Evan and Amanda review Missy Elliott's "Supa Dupa Fly." Enjoy your bonus episode! Find us on Instagram and Threads @worstpodonmars Find us on Facebook @ The Worst Podcast on Mars Send us an email: worstpodonmars@gmail.com

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Slow Jamz Radio is back on the internet, this time we're doing live visual sets from Slow Jamz Gallery. Episode #006 kicks off with a melting pot of Da Bassment Cru, Swing Mob, & the SuperFriends. Da Bassment Cru (aka Swing Mob) was a collective of artists founded by Jodeci member, DeVante Swing in 1995. These artists included: Timbaland, Missy Elliott (Sista), Magoo, Ginuwine, Playa, Tweet (Sugah), and many more. The group made a compilation tape that they marketed to record labels, then eventually their contributions have made it's debut from Jodeci's The Show, The After-Party, The Hotel. Da Bassment Cru/Swing Mob eventually disbanded from DeVante's mood swings and the artists continued to collaborate under the collective, The Superfriends in 1997. In my opinion, this is really when each individual artist began to shine and rise to growth. Timbaland & Magoo dropped their album, they adopted Aaliyah to their roster (in which Tim, Missy, & Static backed her project), Missy dropped Supa Dupa Fly, Playa dropped Cheers 2 U, and Ginuwine wanted to be your pony. Aaliyah's death in 2001 shook the collective and the members began to drift apart. TRACKLIST: Heartbroken by Aaliyah Say My Name (Timbaland's Remix) by Destiny's Child After Dark by Drake ft. Static Major & Ty Dolla $ign Joy by Timbaland ft. Ginuwine & Playa All The Way by Playa We Need A Resolution by Aaliyah The Rain by Missy Elliott Sock It To Me by Missy Elliott Same Ol' G by Ginuwine Find My Love by Sista Hot Like Fire by Aaliyah Pony (Ride It Remix) by Ginuwine Can We by SWV ft. Missy Elliott Don't Be Comin' In My Face by Missy Elliott More Than A Woman by Aaliyah Luv 2 Luv U (Remix) by Timbaland & Magoo ft. Shaunta & Playa Holler (Full Crew Smoove Mix) by Ginuwine Steelo by 702 So Anxious by Ginuwine Talk Is Cheap by Drake ft. Aaliyah & Static Major (MUTED BY YOUTUBE BOOOOO) Come Over by Aaliyah ft. Tank Playboy like Me by Playa 4 Page Letter by Aaliyah All Nite All Day by Ginuwine Cheers 2 U by Playa Man Undercover by Timbaland ft. Aaliyah & Missy Elliott I'll Do Anything/I'm Sorry by Ginuwine If U Scared, Say U Scared by Smoke E. Digglera & Static Major

Welcome back to the Record Report! For this episode, we're heading down south to VA to hear the sounds of Missy and Timbaland through the female artist's debut album Supa Dupa Fly. From Timbo's experimental beats to Missy's slick rhymes slide through some insane visuals, Supa Fly was a project that showcased the VA native's versatility as a musician. Her rhymes paint vivid pictures through a wide spectrum of love ballads, powerful duets, and unique bangers that made cars and clubs shake. Like they always do this time, Vance and Ahmad choose their top 5 tracks (or they try to) from the LP, talk about Timbaland's colorful palate of sample choices, discuss Missy collaborating with other female artists like Aaliyah, and mention her ability to arrange legendary songs. We also reveal what we listened to lately, and debate about Jay-Z albums we don't like. @Yo_Ahki/@VanceB_ Listen to this new episode and previous others on: Apple Podcasts (https://tinyurl.com/jydzz9fk) Spotify (https://tinyurl.com/c3u77hcf) Anchor (https://anchor.fm/recordreport) Follow Record Report Podcast on: Instagram: (@RecordRepPod) Facebook: Facebook.com/RecordReportPodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/recreppodcast?lang=en #MissyElliott #Timbaland #Virginia #LilKim #SupaDupaFly #HipHop #Ginuwine #Jamiroquai #Samples #RnB #Soul #Aaliyah #Radio #Podcast

"Beep beep, who got the keys to the jeep?...Vrooom!"Our first venture into hip-hop covers a true titan of the genre. With her debut solo record "Supa Dupa Fly," Missy Elliott's confidence and willingness to bet on herself paid off many times over. Hilary and Cody discuss Missy Elliott's partnership with Timbaland, the groundbreaking music videos, and how they forged their own lane in a time when hip-hop was coming off its most polarized era.Missy Elliott is an innovator and originator.  "Supa Dupa Fly" put the world on notice, and we are stoked to tell a bit of this album's story!Thanks for listening! Check out everything we have going on via the info below: Instagram: @earwaxpod TikTok: @earwaxpod Amoeba on Instagram: @amoebahollywood @amoebasf @amoebaberkeley Questions, Suggestions, Corrections (surely we're perfect): earwaxpodcast@amoeba-music.com Credits:Edited by Claudia Rivera-TinsleyAll music written and performed by Spencer Belden"EarWax Main Theme" performed by Spencer Belden feat. David Otis

(This review, formerly a Patreon exclusive, is being made available for you, the public, in place of S13E08, which has been delayed to the usual time next week due to computer issues that have since been resolved. We apologize and are thankful for your patience. See you next week! To hear more bonus reviews like this one, sign up at patreon.com/raprankings.) ----------------------- Moulz & Mel take to the friendly skies with Missy Elliott to review the album that provided her solo introduction to the world, Supa Dupa Fly. ----------------------- Intro (0:00) -- Supa Dupa Fly Info (56:53) -- Track 1: "Busta's Intro" (1:15:58) -- Track 2: "Him Em Wit Da Hee" (1:36:18) -- Track 3: "Sock It 2 Me" (2:00:41) -- Track 4: "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" (2:20:31) -- Track 5: "Beep Me 911" (2:41:07) -- Track 6: "They Don't Wanna Fuck Wit Me" (2:58:24) -- Track 7: "Pass Da Blunt" (3:02:59) -- Track 8: "Bite Our Style (Interlude)" (3:31:20) -- Track 9: "Friendly Skies" (3:32:36) -- Track 10: "Best Friends" (3:51:58) -- Track 11: "Don't Be Commin' (In My Face)" (3:56:46) -- Track 12: "Izzy Izzy Ahh" (4:03:49) -- Track 13: "Why You Hurt Me" (4:11:08) -- Track 14: "I'm Talkin'" (4:17:41) -- Track 15: "Gettaway" (4:24:47) -- Track 16: "Busta's Outro" (4:28:27) -- Track 17: "Missy's Finale" (4:30:03) -- Ranking Supa Dupa Fly (4:31:19) -- Outro (4:34:46)

Ben isn't always the brightest guy - he didn't even notice that this title was very close to Curtis Mayfield's Superfly! We'll stumble through another review - this time an iconic hip hop album from Missy Misdemeanor Elliott! Missy's attitude and longtime partnership with superstar producer, Timbaland, make this one worth talking about. Listen to hear what we thought! As a reminder, you can find our favorite songs from the RS500 on our Spotify playlist right here - we'll be updating it as we go with our favorite songs from each album! You can check out Rolling Stone's 2020 list right here. We'd love it if you would review us in your favorite podcast app, and while you're at it, give us a like on our Facebook Page or Instagram, follow us on Twitter, and send us a message if you have any comments or questions. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soundlogic/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soundlogic/support

Missy Elliott is the reigning Queen of Rap, credited with changing the face of hip-hop with her debut album Supa Dupa Fly and five consecutive platinum albums that followed. But before selling 30 million records, Elliott was rejected by producers, dropped by a major label and told she didn't fit the “image” the industry was looking for. Join us this week as we tell Elliott's story, from quitting the music business altogether to becoming the first female rapper nominated to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

To celebrate our podcast's milestone 50th episode, I invited the wonderful Allison Rapp (Ultimate Classic Rock) to talk about Missy Elliott. Allison recently wrote a piece about why Elliott deserves to be inducted into this year's class of inductees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. If selected for induction, Elliott would honored in her first year of eligibility but also make history as the first female hip-hop honored by the Rock Hall. Topics discussed include Elliott's landmark debut album Supa Dupa Fly (1997), her collaborations with various artists over the artists, her groundbreaking music videos, the many accolades she's received and her widespread influence on popular music. 

Kameelah Williams, aka Meelah, is a singer and song writer who got her start as the lead singer of the famous Motown 90's trio: "702". 702 consisted of Williams and sisters LeMisha and Irish Grinstead, all of who were students at the Las Vegas Academy of Performing Arts.  The restructured group was christened 702, which is Las Vegas' area code, and was now ready to record their first album. The group's first album was entitled: "No Doubt" and soared to #1 on the charts. Missy Elliott co-wrote & produced four songs on the album including the smash hit single "Steelo" and its remix. The album spawned three hit singles: "Steelo", "All I Want" and "Get It Together".  In addition, "Steelo" with altered lyrics was used as the theme song for the Nickelodeon television show Cousin Skeeter & "All I Want" was featured in the Nickelodeon movie Good Burger. The sensual and very emotional single "Get It Together" gave the album its third hit and reached 10 on the Billboard charts.   Additionally, the album earned them a Soul Train Lady of Soul Award in 1997. It sold over 500,000 copies worldwide. 702 served as the opening act for New Edition, Keith Sweat, and Blackstreet during the 1996-97 New Edition reunion tour. They also appeared on Elliott's debut album Supa Dupa Fly on her 1998 song "Beep Me 911" which reached #14 on the UK Singles Chart.  The girls also sang with Busta Rhymes new artist Rampage and made cameos in the sitcoms Sister, Sister and Moesha. After going gold with their debut album, the self-titled album "702" was released in 1999. The first single "Where My Girls At" peaked at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and remained in the top 20 for more than 30 weeks, which earned 702 an American Music Award nomination. The album went on to sell over 1,000,000 copies worldwide certifying its platinum status.   #702 #Meelah #Kameelah    Hosted by Broadcaster & Psychotherapist Nnamdi E.S. Okoye, Halftime Chat R&B Podcast is your home for RnB, New Jack Swing and Old School Hip Hop. Dropping  Interviews with your favourite R&B artists & Music videos from the 80s, 90s and 2000s.   

If you're a fan of ‘90s music then you need to check today's ‘90s Beauty Moment: Missy Elliott's video for The Rain, which came out in 1997, from her first album Supa Dupa Fly. Directed by the equally iconic director Hype Williams, this video is so ahead of its time and is a must-watch if you've never seen it before. In this episode I break down the hair and beauty moments, including Missy's epic finger waves, and also share some insights into the black lipgloss and liner that we see in the video, which is also very on-trend today on social media. Let me know if you've been enjoying this series over in the DMs on Twitter or Instagram @beautymepodcast or email me your thoughts at beautymepodcast@gmail.com. And don't hesitate to tag me when you're listening! Don't forget there's a full series of ‘90s beauty TikToks to go with each of these mini podcasts over at @charissekenion. If you've enjoyed this episode, feel free to give us the gift of a 5-star rating over on Spotify, or write a review on Apple Podcasts. Thank you so much for listening. BeautyMe on Twitter: https://twitter.com/beautymepodcast BeautyMe on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beautymepodcast/ BeautyMe newsletter: https://beautymenotes.substack.com BeautyMe on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@charissekenion BeautyMe on ShopMy: https://shopmy.us/beautyme --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beautyme/message

HOLLA! Our Mick's got resident music guru Liz Buckley on the request line to chat the majesty, mischief and massive talent that is rap icon Missy Elliott. Why? Well, MISSY ELLIOTT. But also, it's happy 25th birthday to her debut album Supa Dupa Fly, *and* happy 20th birthday to Under Construction. Inflatable bin bags all round!In Jenny Off The Blocks, Jen's chatting to England and Harlequins prop, Shaunagh Brown, about the rise of women's rugby, why we still need to go further, putting the day job on pause, and what it's like to be an internet sensation. This week's Rated or Dated dispenses with any pretence of being non-partisan, as Mick and Hannah celebrate a festive film close to both their hearts. Step forward 1992's The Muppet Christmas Carol, you absolute felty, furry, Michael Caine-y delight. Plus there's feminism 101 in the Bush Telegraph and a stinking bellend in Sexism of the Week.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Did you know it took two weeks to record Supa Dupa Fly? Now that two-week break between episodes doesn't seem like a big deal, does it? Did we do that on purpose? Who knows! Probably (definitely) not! In this latest episode, Gabe and Collin tackle Missy Elliot's debut album, Supa Dupa Fly. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week we are getting into an album that we should have covered much earlier, the grammy nominated platinum selling classic Supa Dupa Fly by the illustrious Missy Misdemeanor Elliott. Supa Dupa Fly is the debut album from Missy and is produced entirely by Timbaland and Missy. This album came with some of the most iconic visualizes of all time. The Rain has Missy in the puffed up black trash bag like jogging suit through a fish eyed lens. The album turned 25 this year in July and deserves to be celebrated like the classic it is. Thank you Missy Misdemeanor Elliott for this album and your iconic, illustrious, beautiful writing along with everything you've contributed to hip hop, r & b, music and the world. Thank you, and thank you for listening to this episode of hip hop history.

In this week's bonus episode, friends of the pod, The Paranoid Style, swing by to talk about the best albums of 1997. It hardly feels like it has been 25 years since some of these albums were released. OK Computer. Time Out Of Mind. Supa Dupa Fly. Elizabeth and Tim from The Paranoid Style also tell us about their new album, For Executive Meeting, and share some of their new music with us.

On the 23rd episode of the Hella Years Podcast, a hip hip and wellness show, we talk about Missy Misdemeanor Elliott and her classic album Supa Dupa Fly. We actually recorded this LIVE on YouTube for our last trial run before our live launch date for the Hella Years Video Podcast, coming September 7 on YouTube! Also, Mainetain of New Skool Enk and the homie producer Domino drop a dope track inspired by Missy & Timbaland, and we share with you our Thoughts on Being Yourself and we pick our Top 5 Missy songs. We hope you like it! Thoughts, Feedback, Questions or Suggestions? Send us a short audio message using the Anchor app: https://anchor.fm/hellayears/message --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hellayears/message

Greg and Jaren catch up and discuss Ravyn Lenae's Moon Shoes EP and Missy Elliot's first album, Supa Dupa Fly. We also talk Timbaland, hip hop, Nintendo 64, Spoon, and Music League.

B. Cox looks back at Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott's debut album Supa Dupa Fly as it turns 25. After spending the beginning part of her career with Devante's Swing Mob Records with her girl group Sista (which never materialized an album), she linked up with childhood friend and producer Timothy "Timbaland" Mosley from Virginia and began collaborating producing and writing songs, most notably for Aaliyah's smash One In A Million album in 1996.After signing with Elektra Records and starting her own label, Goldmind, the two recorded and produced Missy's debut in only two weeks. What resulted was a platinum selling album that featured two successful singles, "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" and "Sock It 2 Me" with equally visually catchy videos to accompany them.Missy unique and unorthodox rapping style, voice, mannerism coupled with her singing talents and mixed Timbaland's futuristic beats that combined unique melodies, rapid drums and deep bass lines served as a template for both of their careers over the next quarter century. It made Missy a star that would cross over in to pop and mainstream success and Timbaland one of the best and well respected producers in the industry.Visit The Vault Classic Music Reviews Onlinewww.vaultclassicpod.comSupport The Vault Classic Music Review on Buy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/vaultclassicpodShow NotesThe Ringer: How Missy Elliott brought 'Supa Dupa Fly' to Life. https://www.theringer.com/2021/7/15/22578525/how-missy-elliot-brought-supa-dupa-fly-to-lifeHigh Snobiety: 20 Reason's Why Missy Elliot's "Supa Dupa Fly" Is Still the Best 20 Years Onhttps://www.highsnobiety.com/p/missy-elliott-supa-dupa-fly/RockTheBells: Classic Albums-Supa Dupa Flyhttps://rockthebells.com/articles/classic-albums-supa-dupa-fly-by-missy-elliott/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-vault-classic-music-reviews-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Sharing an episode from our friends over at Broken Record. On Broken Record, acclaimed producer Rick Rubin, bestselling author Malcom Gladwell, and former New York Times editor Bruce Headlam talk with the musicians you love about their lives, inspiration, and craft. Rick Rubin has interviewed so many great artists over the years—including Andre 3000, Nas, and Neil Young. Today we will hear Rick's conversation with one of the most innovative artists in music, Missy Elliot. This year is the 25th anniversary of Missy's classic debut album, Supa Dupa Fly. When that album dropped, Missy's unconventional rhyme schemes paired with her childhood friend Timbaland's futuristic production set a precedent for what was creatively possible in hip-hop. And throughout her career, Missy's maintained that same level of playful creativity. Missy broke records this year when she was recognized as having more platinum albums than any other female rapper. She's also the first female MC to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame for songs she's written for Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Destiny's Child and Aaliyah's biggest hits: “One In A Million,” and “If Your Girl Only Knew.” Today Rick Rubin talks to Missy Elliott about her wide-reaching influence and creative process. She explains what it was like writing for Aaliyah, who was one of the first artists to embrace Missy and Timbaland's unique style. She also talks about why she and Timbaland made a pact not to listen to any other music while recording her debut album. You can listen to more episodes of Broken Record wherever you listen to podcasts.

In the Nineties, much of the conversation about hip-hop was dominated by the feud between the East and West Coasts. The South was putting out tons of incredible rap records too, but almost nobody was paying any attention to Portsmouth, Virginia. With 1997's "Supa Dupa Fly", Missy Elliott and Tim "Timbaland" Mosley changed that, and gave the world a taste of the future. Missy and Timbaland met as teenagers in Virginia and soon found they were musical soulmates. As they explain to Rolling Stone's Rob Sheffield in the episode, that friendship translated into some of the most lasting and adventurous music to come out of the Nineties. Both were content working as behind-the-scenes players, but once Missy was coaxed into making a solo album, the pair created "Supa Dupa Fly" in an incredible two weeks. Missy's voice and delivery were one of a kind, whether she was singing, rapping, or just yelling, “Beep beep!" In this week's episode of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums, both explain the stories behind the songs, including how Tim created the incredible Southern soul space-funk beat for "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)".See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

If this week's episode were a pop flavor it would be Mountain Dew Flaming Hot! Because this is the best Missy Elliott podcast that covers the 93rd greatest album of all time, Supa Dupa Fly.    But before discussing the Misdemeanor, a listener calls in and commits a Rolling Felon when he rats out one of the guys for writing a love song about having a sandwich in his pocket. In addition, we're riding the friendly skies again with a couple of segments of Flight Tonight and discussing whether Beck should be opening for Arcade Fire. We then talk Turner and Hooch, Who Got the Hooch, and baba ganoush...OK actually, somebody made us talk about nutritional yeast, and the nooch got loose.   Then at (59:00) we're chatting about Missy Elliott's debut studio album, Supa Dupa Fly. We discuss how Missy Elliot's first album was produced by her own label, the best Timbaland songs, and whether the singing and rapping on this album was a precursor to Drake (the rapper...not the relays you Iowa listeners).  Call or text 802 277 BECK.  Don't be a brat! You can email us at beckdiditbetter@gmail.com follow us on our Twitter and Instagram @beckdiditbetter and feel free to leave a review on your favorite podcast app. Please mention feet if you do review the show. If we can get "ROSIE LOVES FEET" to be something that is searchable online, I feel like this will all be worth it.  Next week we become the best The Stooges podcast when we talk about the proto-punk album, Fun House. If you were going to compare next week's episode to a pop it would be Coke's MagiCan because it comes with prizes and foul smelling substances that discourage consumption. Seriously, check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MagiCan

Moulz & Mel put the umbrellas away and bask in Missy Elliott's "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)", breaking down just what makes the single such an emblematic part of her catalog, during their Patreon-exclusive review of Supa Dupa Fly. Full episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/rap-rankings-s8-65776035

In this episode we are joined by the droll and charming Chris Roberts, who looks back on his career as a journalist, author and musician. Chris recalls the seminal early experience of first hearing T. Rex's 'Metal Guru' and explains how this led eventually to his writing for Sounds and then Melody Maker in the '80s. After detours via the ill-fated Ikon magazine and the fascinating Idle Worship anthology, we get to Chris' Uncut years and hear an audio clip of him being very cheeky to Debbie Harry. This brings us up to the present day and the publication of his fine new study of the Velvet Underground. We then turn to the week's featured artist, the divine Missy Elliott, and discuss her 25-year-old debut Supa Dupa Fly, reviewed by Chris for the Maker — and the "Misdemeanor" gal's amazing career in general. Another album turning 25 is Radiohead's towering OK Computer, which affords the perfect excuse to hear clips from not one but two audio interviews — the first with Thom Yorke and Colin Greenwood from 1993, the second with Phil Selway from 1997, shortly after OK Computer's release. Chris reminisces about two Radiohead shows he saw, including a Royal Festival Hall gig he reviewed in 2000. Mark then runs through the articles he's most enjoyed adding during the previous fortnight, including pieces about the Ronettes, the Impressions, Ray Parker, Jr. and A Guy Called Gerald. Jasper finishes things off with remarks about interviews with Fall Out Boy and Grandmaster Flash. Many thanks to special guest Chris Roberts. His new book The Velvet Underground is published by Palazzo and available now. Pieces discussed: Debbie Harry audio, Chris on Supa Dupa Fly, Missy Elliott, Radiohead audio: Thom Yorke & Colin Greenwood and Phil Selway, The Ronettes, John Mayall, Stonewall riots, Popol Vuh, Guy Called Gerald, The Impressions, Ray Parker Jr., Fall Out Boy, Grandmaster Flash and Ayo. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode we are joined by the droll and charming Chris Roberts, who looks back on his career as a journalist, author and musician.Chris recalls the seminal early experience of first hearing T. Rex's 'Metal Guru' and explains how this led eventually to his writing for Sounds and then Melody Maker in the '80s. After detours via the ill-fated Ikon magazine and the fascinating Idle Worship anthology, we get to Chris' Uncut years and hear an audio clip of him being very cheeky to Debbie Harry. This brings us up to the present day and the publication of his fine new study of the Velvet Underground.We then turn to the week's featured artist, the divine Missy Elliott, and discuss her 25-year-old debut Supa Dupa Fly, reviewed by Chris for the Maker — and the "Misdemeanor" gal's amazing career in general. Another album turning 25 is Radiohead's towering OK Computer, which affords the perfect excuse to hear clips from not one but two audio interviews — the first with Thom Yorke and Colin Greenwood from 1993, the second with Phil Selway from 1997, shortly after OK Computer's release. Chris reminisces about two Radiohead shows he saw, including a Royal Festival Hall gig he reviewed in 2000.Mark then runs through the articles he's most enjoyed adding during the previous fortnight, including pieces about the Ronettes, the Impressions, Ray Parker, Jr. and A Guy Called Gerald. Jasper finishes things off with remarks about interviews with Fall Out Boy and Grandmaster Flash.Many thanks to special guest Chris Roberts. His new book The Velvet Underground is published by Palazzo and available now.Pieces discussed: Debbie Harry audio, Chris on Supa Dupa Fly, Missy Elliott, Radiohead audio: Thom Yorke & Colin Greenwood and Phil Selway, The Ronettes, John Mayall, Stonewall riots, Popol Vuh, Guy Called Gerald, The Impressions, Ray Parker Jr., Fall Out Boy, Grandmaster Flash and Ayo.

You don't have to wait until tomorrow for another great podcast, because this week Beck Did it Better is the best podcast about Jimi Hendrix and the 92nd greatest album of all time, Axis: Bold as Love, not to be confused with Hendrix's other great albums with Underline as Love or Subscript as Love.   But before we listen to Jimi we get a live call in from the Drake Relays, making this the best track and field podcast to listen to. In addition, the guys cut loose talking consumer slogans that we just can't quit, the best BBQ restaurants in the southeast and Minneapolis, and taking in a show at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater. In addition, Rob has a habit that Aaron declares is the weirdest thing he has ever heard on the podcast.      Then at (48:00) we talk about Jimi Hendrix's third album on the list, Axis: Bold as Love. We discuss the jazz influence on this album, what direction Hendrix would have taken had he lived past 27, and how Jimi Hendrix ruined Eric Clapton's life. We also run down the best songs not sung by the lead singer. The conversation on this episode is truly slow roasted.   Call or text 802 277 BECK.  Don't be a brat! You can email us at beckdiditbetter@gmail.com follow us on our Twitter and Instagram @beckdiditbetter and feel free to leave a review on your favorite podcast app. Please mention feet if you do review the show. If we can get "ROSIE LOVES FEET" to be something that is searchable online, I feel like this will all be worth it.    This episode will fall into the sea, eventually, but don't worry, because next week's episode is the bomb diggy and the best Missy Elliott podcast when we talk Supa Dupa Fly.       

In this episode we are joined by the droll and charming Chris Roberts, who looks back on his career as a journalist, author and musician.Chris recalls the seminal early experience of first hearing T. Rex's 'Metal Guru' and explains how this led eventually to his writing for Sounds and then Melody Maker in the '80s. After detours via the ill-fated Ikon magazine and the fascinating Idle Worship anthology, we get to Chris' Uncut years and hear an audio clip of him being very cheeky to Debbie Harry. This brings us up to the present day and the publication of his fine new study of the Velvet Underground.We then turn to the week's featured artist, the divine Missy Elliott, and discuss her 25-year-old debut Supa Dupa Fly, reviewed by Chris for the Maker — and the "Misdemeanor" gal's amazing career in general. Another album turning 25 is Radiohead's towering OK Computer, which affords the perfect excuse to hear clips from not one but two audio interviews — the first with Thom Yorke and Colin Greenwood from 1993, the second with Phil Selway from 1997, shortly after OK Computer's release. Chris reminisces about two Radiohead shows he saw, including a Royal Festival Hall gig he reviewed in 2000.Mark then runs through the articles he's most enjoyed adding during the previous fortnight, including pieces about the Ronettes, the Impressions, Ray Parker, Jr. and A Guy Called Gerald. Jasper finishes things off with remarks about interviews with Fall Out Boy and Grandmaster Flash.Many thanks to special guest Chris Roberts. His new book The Velvet Underground is published by Palazzo and available now.Pieces discussed: Debbie Harry audio, Chris on Supa Dupa Fly, Missy Elliott, Radiohead audio: Thom Yorke & Colin Greenwood and Phil Selway, The Ronettes, John Mayall, Stonewall riots, Popol Vuh, Guy Called Gerald, The Impressions, Ray Parker Jr., Fall Out Boy, Grandmaster Flash and Ayo.

In this episode we are joined by the droll and charming Chris Roberts, who looks back on his career as a journalist, author and musician. Chris recalls the seminal early experience of first hearing T. Rex's 'Metal Guru' and explains how this led eventually to his writing for Sounds and then Melody Maker in the '80s. After detours via the ill-fated Ikon magazine and the fascinating Idle Worship anthology, we get to Chris' Uncut years and hear an audio clip of him being very cheeky to Debbie Harry. This brings us up to the present day and the publication of his fine new study of the Velvet Underground. We then turn to the week's featured artist, the divine Missy Elliott, and discuss her 25-year-old debut Supa Dupa Fly, reviewed by Chris for the Maker — and the "Misdemeanor" gal's amazing career in general. Another album turning 25 is Radiohead's towering OK Computer, which affords the perfect excuse to hear clips from not one but two audio interviews — the first with Thom Yorke and Colin Greenwood from 1993, the second with Phil Selway from 1997, shortly after OK Computer's release. Chris reminisces about two Radiohead shows he saw, including a Royal Festival Hall gig he reviewed in 2000. Mark then runs through the articles he's most enjoyed adding during the previous fortnight, including pieces about the Ronettes, the Impressions, Ray Parker, Jr. and A Guy Called Gerald. Jasper finishes things off with remarks about interviews with Fall Out Boy and Grandmaster Flash. Many thanks to special guest Chris Roberts. His new book The Velvet Underground is published by Palazzo and available now. Pieces discussed: Debbie Harry audio, Chris on Supa Dupa Fly, Missy Elliott, Radiohead audio: Thom Yorke & Colin Greenwood and Phil Selway, The Ronettes, John Mayall, Stonewall riots, Popol Vuh, Guy Called Gerald, The Impressions, Ray Parker Jr., Fall Out Boy, Grandmaster Flash and Ayo.

01. Martin Jensen x Fastboy - One Day (Extended Mix) 02. KAAZE - The Awakening 03. Alfons & Xillions - Let You Go (Y-E-O) 04. Declain - Disco Champ (Extended Mix) 05. Future Anthem: Tiësto & Deorro - Savage (Extended Mix) 06. MAKJ - Worship (Extended Mix) 07. Jaxx & Vega & Husman - Desperados 08. NIVIRO - The Year 2049 09. W&W x Lost Shepherds ft. Sonny Wilson - São Paulo 10. Martin Garrix, DubVision feat. Shaun Farrugia - Starlight (Keep Me Afloat) 11. Martin Garrix vs. Matisse & Sadko - Good Morning 12. Armin van Buuren & Billen Ted feat. JC Stewart - Come Around Again (Extended Club Mix) 13. NWYR Selects: Above & Beyond and aname feat. Marty Longstaff - Gratitude (Extended Mix) 14. NWYR Selects: Sandro Silva - ZETA 15. Ron Van Den Beuken - Timeless (Justus Until Sunrise Version) 16. Will Sparks - Dreaming (Extended Mix) 17. Swedish House Mafia ft. Seinabo Sey - Dont Go Mad 18. Da Tweekaz ft. 666 - Supa Dupa FlyFile Download (60:34 min / 83 MB)

01. Martin Jensen x Fastboy - One Day (Extended Mix) 02. KAAZE - The Awakening 03. Alfons & Xillions - Let You Go (Y-E-O) 04. Declain - Disco Champ (Extended Mix) 05. Future Anthem: Tiësto & Deorro - Savage (Extended Mix) 06. MAKJ - Worship (Extended Mix) 07. Jaxx & Vega & Husman - Desperados 08. NIVIRO - The Year 2049 09. W&W x Lost Shepherds ft. Sonny Wilson - São Paulo 10. Martin Garrix, DubVision feat. Shaun Farrugia - Starlight (Keep Me Afloat) 11. Martin Garrix vs. Matisse & Sadko - Good Morning 12. Armin van Buuren & Billen Ted feat. JC Stewart - Come Around Again (Extended Club Mix) 13. NWYR Selects: Above & Beyond and aname feat. Marty Longstaff - Gratitude (Extended Mix) 14. NWYR Selects: Sandro Silva - ZETA 15. Ron Van Den Beuken - Timeless (Justus Until Sunrise Version) 16. Will Sparks - Dreaming (Extended Mix) 17. Swedish House Mafia ft. Seinabo Sey - Dont Go Mad 18. Da Tweekaz ft. 666 - Supa Dupa Fly

Grab your Hefty bags, Fishies, 'cause it's time for us to show some RESPEK to one of the greatest music videos of all time: Missy Elliott's "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)," which came out 25 years ago this May. That garbage bag/Michelin man look that's burned in our minds was by June Ambrose (who also did our fave Belly). This was peak Hype Williams era, so we're blessed with his trademark fisheye lens which gloriously highlights Missy's iconic makeup (which was done by Billy B) and those Alain Mikli glasses. Enjoy this fun music minisode! 

Missy Elliott is one of popular music's greatest innovators. This year is the 25th anniversary of Missy's classic debut album, Supa Dupa Fly. When that album dropped, Missy's unconventional rhyme schemes paired with her childhood friend Timbaland's futuristic production set a precedent for what was creatively possible in hip-hop. And throughout her career, Missy's maintained that same level of playful creativity. This year Missy broke records when she was recognized as having more platinum albums than any other female rapper. She's also the first female MC to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame for songs she's written for Mariah Carey, Beyoncé, Destiny's Child and Aaliyah's biggest hits: “One In A Million,” and “If Your Girl Only Knew.” Today Rick Rubin talks to Missy Elliott about her wide-reaching influence and creative process. She explains what it was like writing for Aaliyah, who was one of the first artists to embrace Missy and Timbaland's unique style. She also talks about why she and Timbaland made a pact not to listen to any other music while recording her debut album. Subscribe to Broken Record's YouTube channel to hear all of our interviews:  https://www.youtube.com/brokenrecordpodcast and follow us on Twitter @BrokenRecord You can also check out past episodes here: https://brokenrecordpodcast.com Hear a playlist of all of our favorite Missy Elliott songs HERE. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Kiri is joined by the incomparable Dr Ronx. The Supa Dupa Fly doctor speaks on how their early fashion was influenced by the likes of Missy Elliott and Aaliyah, how clothing helps to shape their identity, and why they love a PVC bodysuit.Who Are You Wearing is a Little Wander production.The producer is Sumit Sharma.Artwork by Mari Phillips @mythsntitsMusic by Ani Glass.Follow @whoyouwearingpod on instagramSend us an email: whoyouwearingpod@gmail.com

On this episode of #CarefreeBlackGirl Podcast we catch y'all up on the latest in pop culture including the Astroworld fiasco and Insecure! Our CareFreeBlackGirl of the week is Missy Elliot! Super shout out to Missy Elliot on receiving her Star of Fame in Hollywood (Starts at 5:05) GIRL - Is the segment where we talk about all the latest happenings in culture. RICO NASTY'S ON TOUR WITH PLAYBOI CARTI… IT'S NOT GOING WELL (Starts at 11:44) THE FALLOUT FROM THE DISASTER AT ASTROWORLD CONTINUES. (Starts at 17:45) INSECURE - LAWRENCE + CONDOLA, ISSA + MOLLY & WTH IS GOING ON WITH KELLY (Starts at 34:33) GET FREE - Segment discussing ways to get free and take it easy DJ CANDYRAINE MOOD IMPROVEMENT TIPS DURING THE HOLIDAYS (Starts at 1:02:00) EPISODE PLAYLIST ARI LENNOX - PRESSURE FLO MILLI - ICE BABY MISSY ELLIOTT - THE RAIN (SUPA DUPA FLY) RICO NASTY - BUSS TEMS - VIBE OUT CHLOE - HAVE MERCY Music curated by DJ CandyRaine. Tune in each month and hashtag #CareFreeBlackGirl to stay engaged with the conversation. Follow the hosts on Twitter; Cidnee - @cidneerich Nika - @dopeisnika Quanna - @QuannaMC DJ CandyRaine - @mycandyraine Produced by Quanna Engineered by DJ CandyRaine Executively Produced by Wize Grazette Find out more at https://carefreeblackgirl.pinecast.co Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support #CareFreeBlackGirl.

This week, we're joined by the talented and driven Principal Research Scientist, Ms. Vivian Smith. Vivian vividly recounts her journey in STEM and shares how it led her to a career in biosafety and security. Determination, favor, and opportunity are among the things that led Vivian to work for the not-for profit organization, Battelle. This opportunity allows her to partner with nations across the world to safeguard our interest here in the United States. Vivian reminds young scientists that there are so many transferrable skills they can leverage. She notes, “If you can manage your lab then you can manage grants and government contracts”. Vivian candidly shares a moment where a colleague advocated for her when they could have easily remained silent. She promote the advocacy of Black women in all spaces and so do we at For The Culture Podcast. Vivian is laser focused on achieving her goals and outlines her progress on the top three goals she set in motion many years ago. Tune in to this insightful conversation and learn tips on how you too can go from being good to being great! Resources (Books): Good to Great What got you here won't get you there

666 - SUPA DUPA FLY (FREJAVILLE JULIEN REMIX)

Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Albums of All Time series continues with Quinn, Naomi, and Charlie listening to #93 - Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott's Supa Dupa Fly. #EngagedListening #100GOATS --- Come check out our Patreon! Your support would really help to keep this show going. Plus, you can check out our bonus material. You can get L2L merch over at www.oldmandesign.com Follow us on Facebook / Twitter / Instagram Check out our YouTube channel. Email us at learningtolistenpodcast@gmail.com

Who would guess that influential rapper Missy Elliott went from a traumatic childhood with financial struggles to an innovative, multifaceted musician and businesswoman? In this month's episode, Joel and Kit discuss a Grammy-winning artist, with hits like “Work it,” “Lose Control,” and “Get Ur Freak On.” Joel Flair's Missy Elliott Playlist Missy on James Corden's Carpool Karaoke (ft. Michelle Obama) The Rain - Supa Dupa Fly (Missy Elliott Official Music Video)

It's a fish-eye lens showdown! We're going back to the Hype Williams era of hip-hop to argue which is the best debut single by the great wild rappers of the '90s? Is it "Woo Hah!! Got You All in Check" by Busta Rhymes or "The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)" by Missy Elliott?

Greetings ! You are now entering This Thing of Minds Podcast.. with your hosts, The Adonis Gbaby and the Original East Oakland Don Dada Zona Falana SHOUT OUT TO BIG BOY RADIO !! Come hop into your space ships with your favorite Space Kadets as we give love to Oakland's Very Own, Kamaiyah. You know I'm a SuperFriend, so I had to give love to Missy Misdemeanor Elliott debut album, Supa Dupa Fly. (07/15/1997) . Rest in Peace to Nipsey Hussle ! (we ain't forget about you!) We brought some friends along the ride, Seannie Bo and Cheese, who brought some nostalgia (ULTRA!) to this episode. Enjoy

The boys take a track by track deep dive into Missy Elliott's debut album Supa Dupa Fly and rank it on the GRP proprietary order of Rust to Gold. Later, a new segment is debuted when the boys play the first ever edition of Timbo(b) Barker.* *The results of this game are under protest. This episode of GDR is brought to you by Killer Mike's Go Bags. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/golddontrustpod/message

Returning guest, writer and editor for Billboard, Rolling Stone, Variety, Vulture and more, Steven J. Horowitz, joins DJ Louie to chop it up about pop revolutionary Missy Elliott. Louie and Steven discuss Missy's entree into the music biz along with partner-in-crime Timbaland as a songwriter and producer for artists like Jodeci, Ginuwine, and Aaliyah. They then break down what makes Missy's music sound as mind-bending today as it did in the late '90s, why her debut album, Supa Dupa Fly, caused such a stir when it was released, her one-of-a-kind video aesthetic and physical presentation, perpetual innovation as she crossed over from hip hop star to pop icon at the turn of the century and why all the great female rappers of Missy's era stopped creating new music in the mid aughts. Finally, Louie and Steven rank Missy in the official Pop Pantheon. Read Steven's ranking of every Missy song ever in Vulture: https://www.vulture.com/2019/09/best-missy-elliott-songs-ranked.html Check out Steven's appearance on our previous episode on Ariana Grande: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ariana-grande/id1556457357?i=1000512516103 Follow Pop Pantheon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/poppantheonpod/ Follow Pop Pantheon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PopPantheonPod Follow DJ Louie XIV on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djlouiexiv/ Follow DJ Louie XIV on Twitter: https://twitter.com/djlouiexiv Follow Steven J. Horowitz on Twitter: https://twitter.com/speriod

Serena talks to international DJ and entrepreneur Emily RawsonIn this episode, Emily discusses childhood dreams, motherhood, creating roadblock events  & what it was like to start her career in the DJing industry where very few women took up space.Emily was awarded Marie Claire's ‘Women At The Top' award, an accolade celebrating ten of the most inspirational and innovative game-changers, she is also Co-Founder of Supa Dupa Fly, one of the UK's most influential club nights.  Emily's journey is messy, fearless, and inspiring.Connect with Emily @supadafly@supdaflysantorini@flykidparties@rnbrunchpartyConnect with SerenaFounder of Melitarose Londonhttps://www.melitarose.com@melitarose_candles@messyroundtheedgesEmail: messyroundtheedges@gmail.com

This is another episode from the vaults of Playing In The DARK. I chat with musical artist JUSTY and we discuss everything from is Drake a culture vulture, black shows from the '80s and '90s, and JUSTY being intersex. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-surney/support

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In this recap, we talk about the classic album 'Supa Bupa Fly' by Missy Elliot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Warning! The following podcast is explicit, please keep in a secure container out of reach of children.Hip-Hop is back on the agenda this week as we discuss Missy Elliot's debut album Supa Dupa Fly. No prizes for guessing which of the team loved this album…Elsewhere there is the usual cocktail of games, nostalgia and laughter. Plus John treats us to, what can only be described as, a performance art piece. Peace and love!

Sho decides to have a candid and confrontational  discussion about the importance of embracing the good, the bad and the ugly truth about yourself.  Tune in to hear what she says about people who disagree with her unapologetic posture on the subject matter!!Song Credit: Missy Elliott "Supa Dupa Fly"Speech Clip: Missy Elliott Motivational Speech That Will Change Your Life https://youtu.be/0FD70YL8fdYMissy Elliot Chant Clip: Missy Elliot Breaks Into Tears During Speech /Urban One Honorshttps://youtu.be/UpNmfY4u1I8s

In this episode of The Scarface Tubby Show, Tubby listens to the debut studio album by the legendary, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliott, the 1997 classic, "Supa Dupa Fly". 

Rob explores Missy Elliott's breakout single “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)” and the Hall of Famer's singular career, highlighting her lasting influence on hip-hop and R&B as well as her longstanding partnership with legendary producer Timbaland. Host: Rob Harvilla Guest: Clover Hope Producer: Isaac Lee and Justin Sayles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Classic and Iconic. Join me as we celebrate this ground breaking album

On this week’s episode BdotHigh and Mariah J discuss what’s in store for season 2, the legendary Missy Elliott and Cinco De Mayo vibes. Grab your tequila and maracas and vibe out with us.Follow Yo Rewind That:Website: www.yorewindthat.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/yorewindthatInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/yorewindthat/Follow BdotHigh:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bdothigh/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bdothighFollow Mariah J:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_mariah_j Twitter: https://twitter.com/_mariahj

Jesus take the wheel! We joined our friends on Supa Dupa Fly this week and the conversation went from intimacy to measuring body parts. Let's just say you don't wanna miss this conversation! Follow us and continue the conversation @hardons_hearts.. don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe! Tell a friend to tell a friend.

For a ladies episode, we chose to review the Supa Dupa Fly album by Missy Elliott. Welcome to The "Classic" Quest Podcast episode 102. Holden Stephan Roy (HSR) and Your Lady Friend Bonnie are back with our thoughts on each song and can't wait to hear yours. 06:52 General Chit Chat about Missy Elliott18:17 Busta's Intro (Ft. Busta Rhymes)24:26 Hit Em Wit Da Hee (Ft. Lil' Kim)36:00 Sock It 2 Me (Ft. Da Brat)42:27 The Rain (Suda Dupa Fly)50:53 Beep Me 911 (Ft. 702, Magoo)56:16 They Don't Wannna F--- Wit Me (Ft. Timbaland)01:01:17 Pass Da Blunt (Ft. Timbaland)01:05:50 Bite Our Style (Interlude)01:07:23 Friendly Skies (Ft. Ginuwine)01:11:14 Best Friend (Ft. Aaliyah)01:14:45 Don't Be Coming (In My Face) 01:19:14 Izzy Izzy Ahh01:22:16 Why You Hurt Me01:30:29 I'm Talking01:33:43 Gettaway (Ft. Nicole, Space)01:38:19 Busta's Outro (Ft. Busta Rhymes)01:40:16 Missy's Finale - Supda Dupa Fly album review grade reveal Check out Missy Elliott - Supa Dupa Fly on Spotify and do your own review:https://open.spotify.com/album/6UkdyvPElK6JDkyeRClbI2?si=Kyf1L3E7S6-sXx1VifBLZQ Join the request pool on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/BehindThatSuit Check out HSR's music:https://open.spotify.com/artist/2ZtYJhikrhYuf0xhL4wqTn?si=JVEtxjpXTsiMBjR_Lg0Fjghttps://hsr514.bandcamp.com/ Join the Behind That Suit Discord Server:https://discord.gg/nzn6xqu Comment below and feel free to keep in touch: FB: https://www.facebook.com/behindthatsuit/@BehindThatSuit HSR:FB: https://www.facebook.com/HSR514/Twitter/IG: @HSR514Musical Endeavours:https://youtube.com/hsrisnothiphophttps://youtube.com/hsr514 Your Lady Friend Bonnie:Twitter: @ylfbonnieIG: @Yourladyfriendbonnie #BehindThatSuitReviews #MissyElliott #SupaDupaFly

"Missy's not an artist. She's a movement," music journalist and author Kathy Iandoli told us.Want to support 1A? Give to your local public radio station and subscribe to this podcast. Have questions? Find us on Twitter @1A.

Wil’s deep in Lemonade, Court can’t have no MINUTE man and Leif is making his own lane... to be a doctor! It’s PART TWO of our THIS B*TCH MISSY ELLIOTT series!! We pick back up with our rapping, singing, dancing, producing, feminist icon with her first #1 album! Do you think she just told friend of the pod Mariah to meet her at daddy’s house?! From hanging up on Whitney to getting Janet to come crawling back we’re just like SOCK it to us b*tch! I mean who WASN’T a Millionaire by ‘97?! From Cousin Skeeter to Lilith Fair this b*tch had ALL the squirrels calling Dr Doolittle! YIKES! You thought there was gonna be a Sophomore slump? Ha! THIS B*TCH is Missy! Wil’s gay origin story and a squirt for Space Cowboy we’ll never get over the genius of this Supa Dupa Fly visionary mastermind. Get ur freak on? Nicki WISHES! From white face to black face what is our favorite Missy video?! PLUS Ja Rule (of Fyre festival)! Did Missy plan 9/11? Either way she had the GALL BLADDER to plan a Lady Marmalade remake! Give her her things people!!!!! LISTEN TO THIS EP! RATE! REVIEW! FOLLOW! REPOST! SUBSCRIBE! VISIT www.narcisistas.com and don’t act like you weren’t BORN when Kingdom Come came out!!! Part THREE of Missy Elliott out next week!

WE NEED THOSE LEADS! Podcast leads that is! Ah! Get it?! The Immortals are reviewing Glengarry Glen Ross and it's all about getting the leads. It's a thing, watch the movie, they spend most of the episode talking about it. They also listen to albums by Queen and Missy Elliott and a song by Tori Amos. Then Austin watches a miniseries based off a beloved book and his friends tell him to stop watching Gotham. Some friends they are! THEY PROBABLY DON'T EVEN HAVE THE GOOD LEADS.   Intro 0:00 -- 13:54 Sheer Heart Attack 13:54 -- 19:06  Glengarry Glen Ross 19:06 -- 42:20 Supa Dupa Fly 42:20 -- 48:11 Professional Widow 48:11 -- 57:20 The Pillars of the Earth 57:20 -- 1:05:30 Outro 1:05:30 -- 1:08:41   --Leave your own henge ratings at TheArtImmortal.com --Be sure you leave an iTunes review   Twitter iTunes YouTube   Join us next time as we discuss more random things. Until then, email or tweet us your thoughts, leave a review on iTunes and other crap every podcast asks you to do. (But we love that you do it!)   Artwork by Ray Martindale Opening tune and clips by Adam Lord

In episode 7, Tara and Tobi give props to the iconic Missy Elliot for being the first female songwriter to be accepted into the Hall of Fame and talk that iconic Supa Dupa Fly garbage bag look. Next, they dive into the series premiere of The Foster's spinoff, Good Trouble. Callie and Mariana's rude awakening to 20-something life has T & T reflecting on their 20s, and if it's going as planned.  This week's Out of Pocket has Tara questioning wtf is wrong with men in the workplace and Tobi rants about Ed Buck and the multiple black men found dead at his house.  Follow us @clapbackpod, we'd love to hear your thoughts, comments or feedback. Remember to subscribe & share and we'll be back next Wednesday with a new one.

This week the guys focus on Missy Elliott's second album Da Real World. The album followed her highly successful debut Supa Dupa Fly, and took a much darker tone creatively. Missy avoided the sophomore jinx with this futuristic effort, but the guys decided to dig much deeper.

Emily Rawson is a powerhouse. She is a BBC Radio 1Xtra DJ, the founder of Supa Dupa Fly, the hottest RnB and Hip Hop night in the UK and the founder of Rock The Belles, a collective of the hottest female talent in the industry.   From Kanye West to the Kardashians to Nike, Emily has played at a number of A-List celebrity parties and lucrative events for global brands. Having fallen in love with music at 17, she has since built a career that most can only dream of. In this episode, Emily talks about what it really takes to build a successful career in the music industry.     

From Catwoman to Supa Dupa Fly, from Storm to the Yellow Zeo Ranger, we're counting down our twenty favorite super hero costumes in this fun summer episode!

Track 1: Missy Elliott’s ‘Supa Dupa Fly’ Turns 21 feat. Justin Charity Track 2: ICYMI: The Releases You Missed This Year feat. Chris Ryan Subscribe to our weekly playlist here. Credits: Hosted by: Micah Peters Produced by: Agerenesh Ashagre and Zach Mack Theme song by: Pell Brought to you by: The Ringer Podcast Network

19 & never been kissed. My girl's sex is trash. What does love feel like? Dear 21 year old me. I wanna fuck buddy. I have herpes. Sex bucket-list.

We're back with Part 2 of our tribute to the one and only Missy! We also celebrate 20 years of Brandy's "Never Say Never" album.

Ti esrever dna ti pilf, nwod gniht ym tup The Queen. The Mogul. The Artist. The first in our two part homage to Melissa "Missy" "Misdemeanor" Elliott. Let's Talk.

Still Supa Dupa Fly by The Y.A.M.S. Podcast

The Bums pass the blunt to the left hand side, with a review of Missy Elliott's 1997 album, "Supa Dupa Fly".  

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This week we were joined by guests Lille and Madeleine Madden, who are Gadigal, Arrernte, Kalkadoon, Bundjalung sisters living in Sydney’s Inner West. They were recently involved in the multimedia work Barangaroo Ngangamay (Barangaroo Dreaming), which explored indigenous languages through The Sydney Language project. Lille also spoke about her work as zookeeper at Taronga Zoo, working with the Australian Fauna. Maddy, who just finished shooting the adaption of Picnic at Hanging Rock, spoke about her experience being visible a black woman in mainstream media. Yesterday was International Non-Binary People’s Day. Contrary to what Vogue published in their recent nonbinary issue, being nonbinary is a bit more complex than borrowing your boyfriend's clothes. Non-binary or Genderqueer refers to gender identities that are not exclusively masculine or feminine‍—‌identities which are outside of the gender binary and cisnormativity. We celebrated the 20 year anniversary of Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott's debut album Supa Dupa Fly, which still holds up as one of the greatest musical debuts of all time. Over her impressive career, Elliott’s message has had a clear feminist message that "women, whether conforming to heteronormative gender binaries or not, are equal to men, as important as men, and as powerful." Go Home, Everything Is Terrible: The Week In News From A Feminist Perspective Beyonce blessed us with a very strong photo of Rumi and Sir. It’s a good omen. Twitter blew up this week when a Michigan CEO’s reply to his employee’s sick day email went viral.  Feminist activist Sheila Michaels, who played a key role in bringing the title "Ms." from obscurity into mainstream use, has died at 78. Black Mirror’s ‘San Junipero’ has been nominated for two Emmys in a win for the visibility of queer women on television. Selma director Ava DuVernay has a new film in the works featuring Mindy Kalling, Reese Witherspoon and none other than Oprah. A Wrinkle In Time is the upcoming adaption of the 1963 science/fantasy novel by Madeleine L'Engle. Tyler, the Creator may have come out as gay or bisexual in a newly leaked track from album Flower Boy. Fans have noticed a line in track I Ain't Got Time! where Tyler raps: "Next line will have them like woah / I been kissing white boys since 2004." Trump has come under fire (again) for his comments about the first lady of France Brigitte Macron, telling her that she was “in good shape” and “beautiful”.  What hasn’t received the same kind of attention is the French President Emmanuel Macron giving his wife a “butt tap”during a Paris tour with Donald and Melania Trump. Playful PDA or a display of ownership? In an update on the Rob Kardashian revenge porn incident, Chyna appeared outside of a courthouse Monday, where a judge had issued an order that prohibits Kardashian from “coming near her and restraining him from cyber bullying,” including posting anything about her online of “a personal nature,” according to her attorney Lisa Bloom. The Daily Telegraph has outdone itself, with an article published earlier this week depicting being LGBT as a “health concern”. In the infographic, the stats pulled from a recent survey detail behaviour by young Aussies that apparently "contribute" to their unhealthiness, under the headline of "Fat Chance Of Being Healthy". Included in this are alcohol/cannabis/drug consumption, overweight/obesity levels, "psychological distress", and the percentage of young people that are either same-sex or multiple-sex attracted.

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1. Major Lazer – Come On to Me (feat. Saun Peal) (Tomsize Remix)2. Victor Niglio – Jiggy (feat. Mr. Man) (NGHTMRE Remix)3. MUST DIE! – Hellcat (Snails Remix)4. Dillon Francis + Sultan & Ned Shepard - When We Were Young (feat. The Chain Gang of 1974) (Grandtheft Remix)5. Hedegaard – Happy Home (feat. Lukas Graham) (Sam Feldt Remix)6. Wax Motif – Since I Left You7. Zankr – T.T.F.U.8. Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs. Fedde Le Grand – Tales of Tomorrow9. Anthony Pag & D0Z3R – Get Crazy10. ATOK – Mumbai11. Landis & Crespo – Lose Control (feat. Fatman Scoop)12. Delora – Rockstah13. APAX – Twang14. Yves V & Sidney Samson – Magic15. The Mankeys vs. 666 – Supa Dupa Fly 201416. Louke & Gosh – Razor17. D.A.F. – All the Ravers18. Synchronice & Kasum – Glorious (feat. Ruby Prophet)19. Titus1, Niles Mason & Sunseekerz – Where20. Paris Blohm – Demons (feat. Charles)Judge Jules Guest Mix1. Mike EFEX – Machine city2. Junior Rodgers – The Omen3. Sander Van Doorn etc - This4. Bobby Puma – Manifesto5. Fully Charged - Deception6. Aylen – Kill room7. Heatbeat – Buenosaurus8. J&T Proj – Propane (J.edit)9. Zonderling - Zinderlong 10. Mr. Pit – Nasty Beats11. Moguai - KIXS12. Michael Woods – Brain Went Ping

1.ATB pres. Flanders & Chris Morris - Ready To Fly (DJ T.I.M & DJ Mahmudoff & DJ Gold Bootleg ver. 2) 2.Schuhmacher ft. danny dunn vs.tarantino & laykers - enjoy the dancefloor(maestro mashup) 3.Teriyaki Boyz - Tokyo Drift (Stanislav Shik & Denis Rook Remix) 4.AC-DC - Highway To Hell (Dj Legran & Dj Alex Rosco 2014 Remix) 5.Chuckie & LMFAO vs DMC Mikael & Dmitriy Kavun - Let The Bass Kick In Miami Bitch (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) 6.Crazy Town vs. DMC Mikael - Butterfly (Dj Martynoff Mashup) 7.Linkin Park & JIM Feat. Vitaco & DEAF - Numb (OUTCAST DJ's & DJ Dmitry Borisov Mash Up ) 8.Jason Derulo feat. Snoop Dogg – Wiggle (DJ Krupnov & DJ All Inclusive Club Mix) 9.Lady Gaga, Merk, Kremont - GUY (DJ Rich-Art Mash-Up) 10.Wolfpack Bobby Puma vs. John Dish vs. Loopers - Master Jump (Toni Aries Boot) 11.Daddy Yankee Vs Alexx Slamm & Mickey Martini - Bad Gasolina (Dj Kuznetsoff Mashup) 12.Dr. Dre ft Snoop Dogg vs South Crime! - The Next Episode (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) 13.T-Moor Rodriguez & Rich-Art & Tom Reason - Out In Space (DMC Mikael Mash) 14.Deepside Deejays - In My Heart (LLP Remix) 15.DJ Fresh & Jay Fay & Ms Dynamite vs Garmiani - Dibby Dibby Sound (DJ Max Maikon Mash-Up) 16.Woogie vs Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni - Barrio (DJ Akhmetoff Twerking Mashup) 17.Fly Project Vs Zuma - Toca Toca (DJ Flomaster Mashup) 18.Gutter Brothers - House Of Ill Repute (A-One Remix) 19.Alex Gaudino & V.Reznikov - Destination Calabria (Dj Fame Massive Mashup Mix) 20.Plastik Funk feat. Grandmaster Melle Mel - Don't Push Me (Club Mix) 21.Rihanna vs. Relanium - Mister Dj (Citrus Dope-Up) 22.Pitbull feat. Jennifer Lopez & Claudia Leitte vs. Boris Bredin – We Are One ( Wellski Exclusive Mashup ) 23.Slayback - Thunder (Original Mix) 24.Dirty Palm - Hustle (Original Mix) 25.Deorro vs MAKJ - READY! (Original Mix) 26.The Mankeys vs 666 - Supa Dupa Fly 2014 (Original Mix) 27.Yellow Claw,Quintino Ft Rochelle vs. Smash – Shotgun ( Wellski Exclusive Mashup) 28.John Epps - Pushing (Original Mix) 29.Fast East Movement ft. The Cataracs vs. Alex Shik - Like A Bass (DJ ZARUBIN & DJ CHIPPON MASHUP) 30.Xzibit Feat. Young De - Runway Walk (B&S mash up) 31.Booty Luv - Some Kinda Rush (AN.DU Club Mix) 32.Deorro & Alexx Slam - Five Hours (Dj Fame & Dj LoveParty Mashup Mix) 33.Yellow Clow Vc. John Dahlback - DJ Torn It Up (MAX NIKITIN Reboot) 34.Relanium - I Wait (DJ DNK Remix) 35.Black Eyed Peas vs. Dave Kurtis - Don't Phunk With My Heart ( Wellski Exclusvie Mashup ) 36.Faithless - Insomnia (Relanium Remix) 37.Rita Ora & Demid Rezin & Paula P'Cay & Stylezz - I Will Never Let You Down (OUTCAST DJ's & DJ ZOFF Mashup) 38.Cash Cash ft. Bebe Rexha - Take Me Home (Johan K Remix) 39.David Guetta & Showtek ft. Vassy - BAD (Eddie Mono Club Mix) 40.Daniel Powter vs Jake & Cooper - Crazy All My Life (DJ Cool Mash Up) 41.Lady Gaga feat. R. Kelly - Do What U Want (Eddie Mono & Alexx Slam Candy Mix) 42.Enrique Iglesias feat. Pitbull - Freak (DJ Favorite & Bikini DJs vs. DJ T'Paul Sax Remix) 43.Shakira - Dare (La La La) (DJ SHTOPOR Remix) 44.Robertino Loretti - Jamaica (Dj Konstantin Ozeroff & Dj Sky Remix) 45.Kiesza - Hideaway (Misha Pioner Remix) 46.The Black Eyed Peas vs Relanium - Rock Your Body (DJ Max Maikon Mash-Up) 47.Oliver Heldens x Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) 48.Jennifer Paige Vs Looney B - Crush (Perfectov Mash Up) 49.Matt & Kendo vs. Gwen Stefani - The Sweet Aftermovie (Astero Mashup) 50.Both - Straight Outta Line (P.A.F.F. Deep Mix)

1.ATB pres. Flanders & Chris Morris - Ready To Fly (DJ T.I.M & DJ Mahmudoff & DJ Gold Bootleg ver. 2) 2.Schuhmacher ft. danny dunn vs.tarantino & laykers - enjoy the dancefloor(maestro mashup) 3.Teriyaki Boyz - Tokyo Drift (Stanislav Shik & Denis Rook Remix) 4.AC-DC - Highway To Hell (Dj Legran & Dj Alex Rosco 2014 Remix) 5.Chuckie & LMFAO vs DMC Mikael & Dmitriy Kavun - Let The Bass Kick In Miami Bitch (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) 6.Crazy Town vs. DMC Mikael - Butterfly (Dj Martynoff Mashup) 7.Linkin Park & JIM Feat. Vitaco & DEAF - Numb (OUTCAST DJ's & DJ Dmitry Borisov Mash Up ) 8.Jason Derulo feat. Snoop Dogg – Wiggle (DJ Krupnov & DJ All Inclusive Club Mix) 9.Lady Gaga, Merk, Kremont - GUY (DJ Rich-Art Mash-Up) 10.Wolfpack Bobby Puma vs. John Dish vs. Loopers - Master Jump (Toni Aries Boot) 11.Daddy Yankee Vs Alexx Slamm & Mickey Martini - Bad Gasolina (Dj Kuznetsoff Mashup) 12.Dr. Dre ft Snoop Dogg vs South Crime! - The Next Episode (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) 13.T-Moor Rodriguez & Rich-Art & Tom Reason - Out In Space (DMC Mikael Mash) 14.Deepside Deejays - In My Heart (LLP Remix) 15.DJ Fresh & Jay Fay & Ms Dynamite vs Garmiani - Dibby Dibby Sound (DJ Max Maikon Mash-Up) 16.Woogie vs Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni - Barrio (DJ Akhmetoff Twerking Mashup) 17.Fly Project Vs Zuma - Toca Toca (DJ Flomaster Mashup) 18.Gutter Brothers - House Of Ill Repute (A-One Remix) 19.Alex Gaudino & V.Reznikov - Destination Calabria (Dj Fame Massive Mashup Mix) 20.Plastik Funk feat. Grandmaster Melle Mel - Don't Push Me (Club Mix) 21.Rihanna vs. Relanium - Mister Dj (Citrus Dope-Up) 22.Pitbull feat. Jennifer Lopez & Claudia Leitte vs. Boris Bredin – We Are One ( Wellski Exclusive Mashup ) 23.Slayback - Thunder (Original Mix) 24.Dirty Palm - Hustle (Original Mix) 25.Deorro vs MAKJ - READY! (Original Mix) 26.The Mankeys vs 666 - Supa Dupa Fly 2014 (Original Mix) 27.Yellow Claw,Quintino Ft Rochelle vs. Smash – Shotgun ( Wellski Exclusive Mashup) 28.John Epps - Pushing (Original Mix) 29.Fast East Movement ft. The Cataracs vs. Alex Shik - Like A Bass (DJ ZARUBIN & DJ CHIPPON MASHUP) 30.Xzibit Feat. Young De - Runway Walk (B&S mash up) 31.Booty Luv - Some Kinda Rush (AN.DU Club Mix) 32.Deorro & Alexx Slam - Five Hours (Dj Fame & Dj LoveParty Mashup Mix) 33.Yellow Clow Vc. John Dahlback - DJ Torn It Up (MAX NIKITIN Reboot) 34.Relanium - I Wait (DJ DNK Remix) 35.Black Eyed Peas vs. Dave Kurtis - Don't Phunk With My Heart ( Wellski Exclusvie Mashup ) 36.Faithless - Insomnia (Relanium Remix) 37.Rita Ora & Demid Rezin & Paula P'Cay & Stylezz - I Will Never Let You Down (OUTCAST DJ's & DJ ZOFF Mashup) 38.Cash Cash ft. Bebe Rexha - Take Me Home (Johan K Remix) 39.David Guetta & Showtek ft. Vassy - BAD (Eddie Mono Club Mix) 40.Daniel Powter vs Jake & Cooper - Crazy All My Life (DJ Cool Mash Up) 41.Lady Gaga feat. R. Kelly - Do What U Want (Eddie Mono & Alexx Slam Candy Mix) 42.Enrique Iglesias feat. Pitbull - Freak (DJ Favorite & Bikini DJs vs. DJ T'Paul Sax Remix) 43.Shakira - Dare (La La La) (DJ SHTOPOR Remix) 44.Robertino Loretti - Jamaica (Dj Konstantin Ozeroff & Dj Sky Remix) 45.Kiesza - Hideaway (Misha Pioner Remix) 46.The Black Eyed Peas vs Relanium - Rock Your Body (DJ Max Maikon Mash-Up) 47.Oliver Heldens x Becky Hill - Gecko (Overdrive) 48.Jennifer Paige Vs Looney B - Crush (Perfectov Mash Up) 49.Matt & Kendo vs. Gwen Stefani - The Sweet Aftermovie (Astero Mashup) 50.Both - Straight Outta Line (P.A.F.F. Deep Mix)

Special Sundays April 21: Tiron & Miguel- "Go" Clear Soul Forces ft. Idris Elba- "Gotham City" Ghostface- "Chez De La Ghost" Dom Kennedy- "Choose Up" Ru- "Master Plan Remix" Jay Electronica ft. Jay Z & The Dream- "Shiny Suit Theory" Sene- "Cult Classic" DLRN ft. Prometheus Brown & Illecism- "Reset" Ann Pebbles- "I Can't Stand The Rain" Missy Elliot- "Supa Dupa Fly" Audible Doctor ft. Von Pea- "F.U.B.U." Vanessa Marquez- "In The Midnight Hour" Pharrell x Daft Punk- "Get Lucky" The Weekenders (Chuuwee, Bam Circa 86, Real J Wallace, PCH & Abjo)- "The Afternoon" "We Don't"- Zion I ft. Eligh & The Grouch Jhene Aiko- "3:16am" J. Dilla ft. Common & D'Angelo- "So Far To Go" Fashawn- "Boy Meets World" Keno- "Without You" Ghost Town DJ's- "My Boo" Rapsody ft. BJ The Chicago Kid- "Good Good Love" Bambu- "Coffee In My Left" Actual Proof- "We Gon Continya" Clipse ft. Ab-Liva- "Blaze Of Glory" Tyler ft. Frank Ocean- "Bimmer" J. Cole- "Hold It Down" Jarell Perry- "If It Ain't Too Late" Biggie ft. Carlitta Durand- "One More Chance (Woody Remix) Jasmine Nichol- "The Infusion Of Lover's Hearts" Jansport J- "Go!" Feedback? @SpecialSays or SpecialSundaysRadio@gmail

Решил написать новую музыку под старую знакомую "кричалку" из моего детства - Supa Dupa Fly. И вот что получилось...

Решил написать новую музыку под старую знакомую "кричалку" из моего детства - Supa Dupa Fly. И вот что получилось...