Greatest rap song ever!

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Read a dictionary nigga. It's a word.
wat. It is improper English. Regardless is already a negative so irregardless not only would be a double negative, but therefore mean the opposite of how people use it.

I've been listening to a lot of bad mainstream rap recently. Here are my favorites

T.I. - What You Know
Young Jeezy ft. Akon - Soul Survivor
Rick Ross ft. Akon - Cross The Line
Flo-Rida ft. T-Pain - Low
 
^If you keep listening to it, you'll get along with my roommate just fine. Except Add Gucci Mane, Lil Jon and The Eastside Boyz, and Bonecrusher to the mix.
 
wat. It is improper English. Regardless is already a negative so irregardless not only would be a double negative, but therefore mean the opposite of how people use it.

In this case the "ir" is not meant to negate regardless though. Irregardless is a (shitty) combination of irrespective and regardless.
 
Me and one of my friends to listen to this all the time in his care. The lyrics range from hilarious to pretty cool.

YEAH BABY YEAH FUCKIN PHILLY BABY

 
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Read a book nigga.

Actually... I use the world "irregardless" specifically because it pisses off grammar nazis/language purists. I have a very deep love & interest in the articulate use of the English language, but I have no respect for grammar nazis. Language is not a set of rules, its purpose is solely for expression. And the message gets across perfectly well when someone uses "irregardless."
 
I generally prefer underground rap/hiphop (what's the difference?) to the mainstream kind but I haven't heard a better hiphop song than The Real Slim Shady.
 
Actually... I use the world "irregardless" specifically because it pisses off grammar nazis/language purists. I have a very deep love & interest in the articulate use of the English language, but I have no respect for grammar nazis. Language is not a set of rules, its purpose is solely for expression. And the message gets across perfectly well when someone uses "irregardless."

If supported language, you did, defend the bastardization of it, you would not. A difference between that and speaking creatively, there is. Speak creatively, Yoda does.
 
I really fucking hate rap but Anthrax's "I'm the man" was decent. Also, the lyrics to the song "kim" by Eminem was so hilariously brutal, i nearly rofled.