The Cool Kids
Bake Sale
Release Date: June 3, 2008
Label: Chocolate Industries
Label: Chocolate Industries
Table of Contents
"Sayonara to afros and old flows/ The concept of rocking shows is so old/ Just keep them off the wall like Vans logos."
Photos of the Cool Kids would not be out of place in the '80s hip-hop photography of Ricky Powell or Glenn Friedman. The duo appears as a walking footnote to the decade, from the brightly colored jackets to the bringin'-'88-back sensibility to their spare, drum-machine based beats. However, Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks are indeed an uber-incarnation of contemporary aesthetics. All to say: yes, the co-signs from fellow Chicagoans, like Kanye, Flosstradamus, et. al. make sense; yes, the Rhapsody commercial and the spot in HBO's Entourage makes sense; and, yes, The Bake Sale is just the jump off.
Photos of the Cool Kids would not be out of place in the '80s hip-hop photography of Ricky Powell or Glenn Friedman. The duo appears as a walking footnote to the decade, from the brightly colored jackets to the bringin'-'88-back sensibility to their spare, drum-machine based beats. However, Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks are indeed an uber-incarnation of contemporary aesthetics. All to say: yes, the co-signs from fellow Chicagoans, like Kanye, Flosstradamus, et. al. make sense; yes, the Rhapsody commercial and the spot in HBO's Entourage makes sense; and, yes, The Bake Sale is just the jump off.
Disc 1
| 1 | What Up Man | |
| 2 | One Two | |
| 3 | Mikey Rocks | |
| 4 | 88 | |
| 5 | What It is | |
| 6 | Black Mags | |
| 7 | A Little Bit Cooler | |
| 8 | Gold and a Pager | |
| 9 | Bassment Party | |
| 10 | Jingling |
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