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Choi Su-bong, a.k.a. Thanos, first appears in the second season of Squid Game in its third episode "001", a rapper who joined Squid Game after incurring debts due to a failed cryptocurrency investment, prompting him to harass another player, a YouTuber named Lee Myung-gi over the bad advice he followed.
T.O.P often edits his lyrics "more than a hundred times," and draws inspiration from "things that don't speak. [From] beautiful and pretty objects rather than people." While hip hop is his primary music consumption, he also listens to classical music and particularly enjoys the English rock band Pink Floyd .
He also plans to release a gangsta rap album independently under the alias Turncoat Dirty, and is currently in the production of a new Boondox album. [12] Boondox teamed up with Bukshot and ClaAs to form the group The Underground Avengers, and they released their debut EP, Skarecrows, Weirdos & ClaAsholes at the 2012 GOTJ.
"Squid Game" is a bold return for Choi, especially playing a character who openly uses drugs. Hwang Dong-hyuk, the creator of "Squid Game," told People before the series aired that it took "a lot ...
"Turn It Up" has become public for the first time during BigBang's 2010 Big Show concert in January 2010. [2] The song was released as a digital single on June 21, as part of the release of 2010 Big Show Live Album. [3]
"Doom Dada" earned the #1 position on Dazed magazine's Top 10 K-Pop tracks of 2013, with the magazine describing the track as "unexpected and, from a pop standpoint, virtually impenetrable on the first go", adding that the "lyrical rhythms are both inviting and alienating, while the beats align to trap and M.I.A's jagged tribalism.
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Because rap lyrics have become a topic of controversy on a certain show, I look over each line again and again." Seungri said that the Korean survival competition show Show Me the Money 4 made G-Dragon go over the lyrics many times. [5] On August 12, "Zutter" was banned from KBS due to the content of the song and coarse language in the lyrics ...