There are few things in life that get on my nerves more than interpretive dancing, bad musicals, and spoken word with bongos. Now I can definitively add to this list the "rapudrama" as evidenced by the Sticky Fingaz-written and directed movie A Day In The Life. This movie, set in Los Angeles on an average day that includes lots of gun battles, nearly naked women, and Clarence Williams III rapping, gets on my nerves about as much as watching Cop Rock and Carmen with Beyoncé were back in the day. This movie also stars Michael Rappaport, Faison Love, Mekhi Phifer, and an assortment of actors who are not employed as often as they should be who are all rapping throughout the entire film. If you care, it was a straight-to-DVD release that came out July 7th. In the meantime, I am going to revisit the awesomeness of A Prince Among Thieves, a Prince Paul-produced, gangster-themed, concept Hip Hop album that you should have been up on years ago. [H/T: BWE]
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