Sentence examples for track aimed at from inspiring English sources
The Kanye West-produced "Takeover" is the second song on The Blueprint serving as a diss track aimed at Nas and Prodigy of Mobb Deep.
As far as the DRS is concerned, next year its use will be restricted to the specific zones on the track aimed at increasing overtaking.
Last summer's diss track aimed at Meek Mill never made direct mention of the Philly rapper.
She even released a pretty impressive Mean Girls-inspired diss track aimed at Eminem.
At least two of the teachers implemented the lessons in courses that were part of a science career track aimed at highly motivated science students.
It started with Meek Mill claiming that Drake doesn't write all his own lyrics, and ended decisively when Drake recorded and released two diss tracks aimed at Meek.
Ironically, Tweedy and co's unexpected leap into the middle of download culture comes after the frontman accompanied his 2014 solo opus Sukierae with a passionate defence of the album format and a wry dig at the way artists now made tracks aimed at individual downloads rather than collections of songs.
Note the displaced kick and snare in the third bar, and the subsequent syncopation of the fourth.NWA Straight Outta Compton (Island, 1988)(Warning: riddled with profanities, violent imagery and general unpleasantness).In 1986 "Amen, Brother" was selected for "Ultimate Breaks and Beats", a compilation of easy-to-sample tracks aimed at hip-hop DJs and producers.
Their lyrical wizardry, animated stage presence, and seemingly endless reserve of diss tracks aimed at other grime MCs touched audiences across the UK and abroad, from rudeboys and ravers to indie kids and art school types.
So, having these curves as reference, the channel information of a particular PU (i.e., UE in LTE) was tracked aiming at inducing an opportunistic communication taking place on its extreme conditions when P = PSU.
While Ego could easily be about Elton's own megalomania, some listeners believed the track was aimed at David Bowie.
