“When I was in junior high, I was sewing my own clothes. [...] I had these looks. Sometimes they were very tragic. I wore a pair of green, silk, MC Hammer–style pants with the low crotch, Birkenstocks, and my hair in a turban. What that look was, I don’t know, but it was kind of amazing.” [BlackBook]
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The good folks over at NextMovie continue their brilliant series Rappers Review Movies with a pairing even more perfect than the times they got MC Hammer to review Thor, and had Lil’ Mama critique the latest Big Momma’s sequel. After the jump, behold West Coast party rappers Tha Alkaholics play film critic — liquor store purchases in hand, natch — with (what else?) The Hangover Part II.
“The thing about Hangover 2 and Hangover is all of this is really possible,” begins E-Swift. “You can wake up the next day and not know what the hell happened. And we should know — it’s happened to us plenty of times!”
Further highlights of Tha Liks’ review, in addition to the fact that they’re filming it while standing on a street corner late at night, bottles in hand:
· They agree with pretty much the rest of the world in deeming the first Hangover better than its sequel
· Thanks to Hangover 2’s brilliant use of Crystal the monkey, Tash plans on buying a smoking monkey first thing the next day. “That monkey was hilarious!” He’d better read this first.
· E-Swift and Tash argue over who’s the Alan (Zach Galifianakis) of Tha Alkaholiks
· J-Ro advises getting drunk the night before a viewing of Hangover 2 so that you may experience what the characters are going through. This is probably not actually a good idea. Just sayin’.
· Tha Alkaholiks Review ‘The Hangover Part II’ [NextMovie]
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This looks like MC Hammer’s old pants, Jessica Simpson’s infamous mom jeans and Baby Huey’s giant diaper all mutated into one and attached itself to Gwen Stefani’s body. The fuck is this?! Unless you’re suffering from a violent case of the wet shits and can blow at any moment, those jeans are not the look.
At least Kingston is showing us that someone in that family knows how to put a WTF ensemble together the right way.
