Celebrity names being song titles?!

[TonyTilt]

Idk about you guys, but It's really starting to bother me when there's a new song out just named some name.

Example: J Cole's two new songs "Chris Tucker" & "Kenny Lofton" ANNOYS THE FUUUUUCK OUT OF ME!

I know there's many many more but this was on my mind this morning.

[Arrinef]

Clint eastwood by gorillaz

[TonyTilt]

Clint eastwood by gorillaz

Well that song is a classic, it's excused

[Fleka]

Marshall Mathers.

[Trimss]

"Kurt Kobain" - Proof

I love that one. Good concept though.

Mac Miller - Donald Trump

[cheeseburger]

Yelawolf - Catfish Billy












AND YES THAT FUCKING COUNTS!!!

[Suzanne.s]

it's cool when done right.

[TonyTilt]

Yeah I'm talking about dumb shit like "Albert Pujols" and fucked up songs that suck and the hook is just the song name repeated over and over and over and over. OCHOCINCO!

[KaZer]

Felt's albums

[Minimii]

Clint eastwood by gorillaz

clint eastwood isnt real person tho, just a character in the western movies so it doesnt count

[Chet Starr]

Yelawolf - Catfish Billy



AND YES THAT FUCKING COUNTS!!!

There is no celeb with that name at all, how does it count


East Coast Avengers | Kill Bill O'Reilly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_qND7__b70

[Francesco]

This shit has been around forever.

It even reminded me of Murs, Slug & Atmosphere as Felt. They had 3 albums named after & dedicated all over to 3 actresses respectively.

[Tornado]

I remember Proof was gonna have every track on Searching For Jerry Garcia named after a celebrity but some like Jump Biatch was originally called Eric Clapton Jr.

Thought i get the general point, using a celeb name and putting it as a song title is in most cases a cheap and easy ways to get extra views on youtube

[Francesco]

I remember Proof was gonna have every track on Searching For Jerry Garcia named after a celebrity but some like Jump Biatch was originally called Eric Clapton Jr.

True...

[Despicable]

Lil Kims "Jay Z" song...That was just stupid,only did it to get attention.