Rotchie Report:: Was "Pants on the Ground a Rip-off?"



(UPH) - I don't know...this sounds very similar to Larry's "pants on the ground."  Sniff, sniff...I'm smelling "Rotchie!"  Perhaps, Larry had this song in his head as he was coming up with his version?  I wonder if there will be any legal action taken by this group as they supposedly recorded this song in the mid-90s. 

Either way, I'm laughing just as hard as when I first laid eyes on Larry Platt's performance on American Idol.  Don't get me wrong...I love the message but, these guys look hilarious.  Why is there a drum set in the background with no band?  And who is the gangster hype man beside the lead rapper?  I am still laughing as I type this post....

Let me know what you think urbanpeephole fans...

Posted by urbanpeephole at 1/28/2010 10:04 AM
Categories: Entertainment
Tags: larry platt; general; back pockets on the floor; pants on the ground; ripoff
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  • 1/28/2010 12:53 PM w3stcoast3r wrote:
    uuuhh. what's up with their get up? i agree with you that they have a good message but, no one is going to take them seriously looking like a broke down Whodini.
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  • 2/1/2010 1:13 PM mistyblue wrote:
    What in the world?! I honestly don't know what to say...other than the fact that I can see why this was not a mainstream hit. But it does seem like General Platt might have had this song in mind...still smh.
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