Charles Hamilton (rapper)
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Charles Hamilton is an American rapper born in Cleveland, Ohio. He later relocated to Harlem, New York with his mother. He has a philosophical obsession with Sonic The Hedgehog and the color pink. Also believing in God being a woman. Hamilton is releasing an album titled Hollywood Squares.
He is currently signed under Interscope Records. He has recently gained popularity for his debut song, "Brooklyn Girls". The music video premiered on MTVU.com.[1] Hamilton was featured on the cover of XXL magazine’s annual Top 10 Freshmen: Hip-Hop’s Class 2009 issue & other magazines such as Fader. The song ""Brooklyn Girls" was number 57 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2008.[2]
Early life
Controversy
Soulja Boy
The feud started when in an interview he was compared to Soulja Boy. In the video he said, "Don't compare me to somebody who made a great marketing ploy when I'm just living my life regular". He also said, "It's because of Soulja Boy that the way I live, the 'Sonic the Hedgehog' sh-- that's dead real to me, is considered a joke".[3]
Soulja Boy then made a video response to Hamilton's comments. In the video he stated that he didn't want beef and that instead he would give Charles some advice. His advice was to "go back to the drawing board, get the magic marker, cross out Sonic and you might want to fu-- with Mario." "You might want to eat a mushroom."[4]
Charles Hamilton responded with a diss called Dummy which was a freestyle,Later on made another diss track called Word? Aight! with a video.
Soulja Boy was in a interview trying tell people to cop his album which flopped by the way then at the end of the interview they asked about Charles Hamilton he said Who is Charles Hamilton ? and was done with the interview.
Albums
Pink Lava Lamp Album Before the Album Digital download
Mixtapes
- Charles Hamilton: Crash Landed with dj skee
- Charles Hamilton: The Hamiltonization Process (8 Mixtapes)
References
- ^ "Video Premiere: Charles Hamilton "Brooklyn Girls"". Retrieved 2008-12-13.
- ^ "The 100 Best Songs of 2008". Rolling Stone (December 25, 2008). Retrieved 2009-01-12
- ^ http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhfEU0i8372t2AkKDb
- ^ http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshh3DsY6JTNEUnbq6f2