Here’s the video to that “Steve Jobs” rap song that hit the Internets last month.
It’s got a few things that might not be safe for work – mainly rapper Supreme General who wrote and performs the song in various states of undress with obligatory crotch grabbing and too many obscenities to count. (Not that I didn’t try to count the obscenities – I’m like that.)
But it’s got that awesome copyright-disputed silhouette of Steve in the opening and Supreme General does regale us with a shot of himself brandishing an iPhone. So there’s that.
And the pertinent lines (at the very end):
“That’s why it never bothers me when niggas copy all my moves….
My competition’s hollow, my products set the standards for the rest of y’all to follow.
Steve Jobs.”
Kind of a nice break from the hagiographic approach. Jobs might have appreciated that.
You can download the song here.
Nicole Martinelli is a San Francisco freelance writer who heads up Cult of Mac Magazine, our weekly publication available on iTunes. You can find her on Twitter and Google+. If you’re doing something new, cool and Apple-related, email her.
