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It’s almost an hour… but it’s definitely worth it.

Your days are numbered!

She already says “car vroom vroom” and she does shift lock on her toy steering wheel.

This time from Autopolis… it’s nice to see the OG guys come back and do well.

I guess side brake entry is required for a course layout like this… I just hate to see it if it isn’t for the purpose of going ass-backwards into the corner.

And has anybody else notice how many of the cars out there have ~800hp?! What a testament to Japanese tuners! How do they keep from contantly overheating? Breaking axles, transmissions and clutches? Oh yeah and blowing engines? Not that I feel that competitive drifting requires 800hp, but how the heck do you campaign such a setup and make it reliable?? America, we are doing it wrong!

Some various notes I’d like to mention:

• Okamura is CRAZY in that car. I’ve never seen such an old dude adapt so well (and quickly) to drifting. He rocks it so hard in this video.
• Drift Samurai gets into 6th gear?!
• I do not enjoy watching that huge Crown drift.
• Naoto Suenaga is always driving one of Kumakubo’s many hand me down cars and it’s so confusing
• Yamashita in the Weld Mark II!
• Shinji Minowa is awesome for putting Hey Man so huge on the side of his car

Check out a lot more here: http://www.holytaco.com/25-hilarious-defaced-bills

Ok I’m not a music expert or anything, but I like to find out who my favorite hip hop artists sample their music from.  It’s like finding out who inspires someone great or finding out who your idol’s idols are.

Here’s one I realized today while perusing Imeem.

And here is the more obvious one… he made a classic out of a classic.

Logs sent me a link to a playlist called The Best Hip-Hop Original Samples on Imeem.  Check it out if you’re into that stuff.