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Madlib & Oh No’s “Big Whips” Video Is the Perfect Saturday Morning Cartoon

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5 years ago

February 16, 2019

Skate Newswire

It’s Saturday morning. You’re likely sipping coffee and staring at your computer screen while pondering what to do today. Why not take it back to simpler times by setting the day off with a cartoon? Yesterday, Madlib and Oh No shared this visual for “Big Whips” from Gangster Doodles‘s forthcoming Gangster Music Vol.1 compilation. It combines classic rap videos with a Pink Panther cartoon to create an incredible mashup that will likely give you a chuckle. The track is really nice as well. Gangster Music Vol.1 drops on March 1.

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SkateGoat’s Venice to Miami Journey

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Leandre “Skategoat” Sanders traveled from California to Florida to experience the sights, sounds, and skating of @Spotify’s #SkateNoise event in Miami.

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