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Get Rich Quick
Are you looking for a way to get rich quick...
But you have no talent, no skills, and no personality?
Would you like to make way more money than you deserve...
But you are incredibly stupid and ugly?
Would you like to become independently wealthy...
But you have never held a job for more than a week and you are extremely lazy?
Would you like to have the admiration of millions of people...
But your most notable achievement is robbing a liquor store?
If this describes you,
Fear Not!
We can make all of your dreams come true.
Thousands of people are getting rich in the incredibly lucrative business of Hip-Hop Music
And they are getting rich with...
* No discernable talent * No musical skills * No education * No literacy * No money down
And you can too!
With this 90 second program, we will give you everything you need to know to make
MILLION$
in the rap/hip-hop industry
Carefully study the following lessons and you are guaranteed to make a billion dollars in the rap and hip-hop industry.
Lesson 1 Pick Your Rap Name
Rap artists always use a clever nickname to identify themselves.
In order for your fake street-thug persona to be believable, you must create a unique rap name for yourself.
Don't use your real name.
Look at how these masters of the hip-hop gimmick have changed their rather ordinary names into exciting hip-hop names.
Stage Name: Snoop Dog Real Name: Cordozar Calvin Broadus Anyway, Cordozar sounds like a ointment for ringworm
Stage Name: T-Pain Real Name: Faheem Rasheed Najm Anyway, Faheem Rasheed Najm sounds like the name of a suicide bomber.
Stage Name: Akon Real Name: Aliaune Thiam Anyway, Aliaune Thiam sounds like the active ingredient in Preparation H
Stage Name: The Game Real Name: Jayceon Terrell Taylor Anyway, Jayceon sounds like the toxic ingredient in oven cleaner
Stage Name: Jay Z Real Name: Shawn Carter Can't get any street cred with that honky-ass name.
Another reason to use a stage name is that hip-hop fans have trouble retaining more than three syllables at a time.
If you are having trouble coming up with a unique rap name for yourself, you can use the chart below to create your very own name.
Just pick one word from each column. Put the three words together and your on your way to getting a Grammy.
Lesson 2 Create Your Look
Although most rap stars are soft, Beverly Hills-dwelling pussies, keeping a tough, street-thug appearance is very important.
Here are some tips on maintaining that phony bad-boy image.
1. Don't Smile
Although most millionaires are fairly happy people, a rap star can not afford to look happy.
A happy rap star has no credibility with fans.
Here are some rap artists that fell into the happiness trap.
His single, "Dad is great, made us chocolate cake" never got much air play.
His single "I waxed Aunt Jemima's ass" debuted at number 102,986 on the charts.
His single, "My Mo-fizzle Dog is Plain Phat Ya'll?" was just plain stupid.
2. Carefully Choose Your Props
All rap artists use props to give the appearance of being wealthy while at the same time being a street thug. Although this is a contradiction, the dim-witted fans of rap music seem to buy into it.
Here are some essential hip-hop props
Prop #1 The Grill
Poor dental hygiene is essential to the hip-hop image.
Here are some examples of grills
The "Classic" Grill Lil Jon shows off this classic style. This grill is made of platinum and is studded with 4 carats of diamonds. However, his breath still stinks like shit.
The "French Fry" Grill The late Biggie Smalls created this original grill while having his late mid-afternoon meal. Or perhaps he forgot to floss.
The "Single-Tooth" Grill Ludacris shows off his 18K gold single-tooth grill. OK, that's good, Ludacris. We've all seen it now. Please shut your fucking mouth.
The "I'm The Last Person On The Planet To Realize I'm Gay" Grill In an effort to resuscitate his failing career, Clay Aiken jumped on the hip-hop bandwagon by sporting this rather unique grill. Anyway, this is not the first time Clay has had a mouthful of wieners.
Prop #2
The Bling
Nothing expresses the vacuous, shallow mentality of a rap star more than horrendously tacky jewelry.
Here are some examples of bling.
Flava Flav displays the bling that he stole off the wall from a hospital cafeteria and the crown that came with his kid's meal.
Eminem is modeling a 14K gold link chain with an ever-so-stylish gold crucifix. These fine pieces of jewelry accentuate his hairy man-tits and pot gut.
Tupac Shakur is wearing a 18K gold rope chain with Cavalli designer sunglasses. And it looks like he's lost some weight as well.
Prop # 3 The Gun
Carrying a gun is a great way to increase CD sales and get some free publicity.
Shooting up a night club or killing a rival is a great way to help a faltering career.
However, be careful about which type of gun you choose to carry.
Good Choice
Bad Choice
Lesson 3 Promote Yourself The process of self promotion more of an art than a science. Let's examine the most shameless self-promoter of all time.
No one has mastered the art of self-promotion better than Puff Daddy, Puffy, P-Diddy, Dick-Diddle, or whatever his fucking name is this week.
Puff has discovered a way to make money that is even easier than making rap music.
Simply put your name on a product.
This requires even less talent than hip-hop music.
And Jiffy-Puff has put his name on a wide variety of products...
Perfume
Vodka
Underwear
Breakfast Cereal
Tampons
Well, that's it.
You now have everything you need to make a fortune as a rap star.
You may be asking.....
Don't I need some musical talent?
Of course you don't!
Hip-hop is the government cheese of music.
It's freely given to those who don't want to work for it.
Who wants to spend years perfecting true musical talent anyway?
Now go make a million, fuck-face.
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