2015-05-15 16:11
Despite the laziness that Omarion, Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko exhibit in replacing the term “supposed to” with “post to”, even the laziest songs possess some analytic… Read More
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2012-12-16 00:21
While on the topic of treatises, I would be dilatory in my approach if I did not review an exposition of one of the most vitriolic debates in the recent election: "Trickle Down Economic… Read More
2012-11-21 04:49
Pusha T - "Exodus 23:1" Welcome back Raponomics! To piggyback on Keynes previous post, I would like to touch on a very important economic idea in our current times. I am of course talking ab… Read More
2012-11-19 01:40
Welcome back. We've taken quite the hiatus. What would bring us back to the lab to analyze the economics of rap music? Well, with all the talk in Washington of taxing the rich and spending c… Read More
2010-03-02 17:51
This masterpiece is Mr. L’s first foray into the game theory of romantic relationships. With that introduction we shall begin.Check it, a year ago I did a show for some doughPuffed a… Read More
2010-02-18 22:22
"Aiyyo, I'm on these faggots like white on rice, You getting mangled two ways either strangled or sliced"Here Mr. Hood is first establishing that he is an omnipresent being. However… Read More
2010-02-18 22:21
"Yeeeee niggas (He he he he he haaaaa)So this is what it all boils down to, huh? Huh?This is what it's come to, huh? Huh?"His introduction (which is quite vague) lays out his intention to pr… Read More
2010-02-18 22:20
Y'all lil' motherfuckers ain't gang-ster, save your, crew, before I put a hit out on youBefore I let my niggaz come throughY'all lil' motherfuckers ain't gang-ster, gang-sterMr. Yayo begins… Read More
2010-02-18 22:18
Look at this nigga,It would appear from the opening statement that Mr. Leviy is addressing some individual privately referred to as “this nigga.” We can assume from the singular… Read More
2010-02-18 22:17
In a tribute to arguably the worst "rapper" in the market, we would would be remissed if we did not take the opportunity to exam his most popular jingle "Turn My Swag On" that seems to have… Read More
2010-02-18 22:16
Mr. Carter has been referred to as the “king of the rap game,” as the “greatest that ever did it” or more speculatively the “best rapper dead or alive.”… Read More
2009-10-12 12:38
5. Cam'ron on 60 Minutes on Snitching4. Old Dirty Bastard on Keeping it Real3. Joe Budden on Not Being about Small Talk2. Jim Jones on the Definition of Beef1. Jay-Z on Why He Couldn't Have… Read More
2009-10-06 22:58
Is you stupid nigga, get your shit togetherWhile his message is clear for change, Mr. Black waits until the end of his opening verse to propose his economic premise undoubtedly rooted in lab… Read More
2009-10-06 22:57
You already know how we do it homeboyIt's A-Town (105 Road for dem hoes)It's A-Town (east side for dem hoes), Attic Crew you already knowIt appears from the boisterous beginning to their cre… Read More
2009-10-06 22:56
It's packed niggas don't know how to actwe the macks V.I.P's in the backwith a stack of numbersmy niggas like 'em dumberwe oughta get 'em smarterTo provide some background information, the h… Read More
2006-06-07 11:16
Normally Raponomics does not delve into matters of faith and the spirit. However, every once in a while a spiritual philosopher blends matters of the celestial with the concrete with such ad… Read More
2006-06-07 11:16
Darkseid has shifted our view to an important market that has been much discussed within the past few years: the labor market. I thank him for his timely posts on Labor Equilibrium and Trick… Read More
2006-06-07 11:16
While on the topic of treatises, I would be dilatory in my approach if I did not review an exposition of one of the most vitriolic debates in the recent election: "Trickle Down Economic… Read More
2006-06-07 11:16
Pusha T - "Exodus 23:1" Welcome back Raponomics! To piggyback on Keynes previous post, I would like to touch on a very important economic idea in our current times. I am of course talking ab… Read More
2006-06-07 11:16
Despite the laziness that Omarion, Chris Brown and Jhene Aiko exhibit in replacing the term “supposed to” with “post to”, even the laziest songs possess some analytic… Read More
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