Here are 30 Hip-Hop Songs That Sample Video Games. So, as gamers usher in a new wave of upcoming releases thanks to E3 2014, we figured it was a perfect time to highlight video games and hip-hop coming together. One of Tech’s most famous songs, Psycho Bitch borrows the famous piano line from the theme to John Carpenter’s horror classic, Halloween, to lace an angry rant against crazy ex-girlfriends. As long as video games keep dazzling us, chances are hip-hop is going to keep referencing them in rhymes and sampling certain classics for nostalgia’s sake. From the looks of it, the trend won’t be dying down and we’ll probably see some innovative ways to capture the essence of both in the future. Within seconds, it is reminiscent of the 16-bit era, complete with a character selection screen, coin sound effect a la Super Mario, and much more goodies. Just watch the first video teaser for Puff Daddy’s “I Want The Love ”. Even today, the two worlds are continuing to collide. Angels Among Us by Alabama Some people feel that their loved ones become guardian angels after death. Evil brain, angel heart Verse 1: Tech N9ne Fucking right, I'm a maniac and I'm loving it Call me anything but my motherfucking government I can love a bit, no, a big my love'll get But in my brain I stay insane and I'm always on some other shit Really wanna fuck a bitch, E.B. Both entities had rapid rises in the 1970s and eventually made its way into pop culture, captivating audiences from across all generations. Video games and hip-hop is a marriage that never ceases to impress.
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