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Posted by nchs09 on Sep-13-2007 16:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Hip hop is dead!
hip hop died in 1999....

oh wait, that was trance no?



anyhow i like that golddigger song, its catchy.


Posted by RJT on Sep-13-2007 16:48:

quote:
Originally posted by chach
You're margerine.


Butter is the only way I roll, bitch.


Posted by Vivid Boy on Sep-13-2007 23:37:

kid nyce i dont think kanye is whack at all. i think he brings some crazy innovative sounds to the table. i respect him as a sampler and producer. However i totally agree with you if your talking about kanye as a mc. as an mc like i said if he doesnt have cameos he sucks. he usually has good cameos too, unfortunately this album he tried to do it by himself rofl.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Sep-14-2007 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by julien2
Jedi Mind Tricks, Dead Prez, Immortal Technique, Outerspace.

Hip Hop is alive



I'd add Talib and Common to the list as well. But Dead Prez are simply awesome.


Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-14-2007 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
I'd add Talib and Common to the list as well. But Dead Prez are simply awesome.


I'll agree with you two


Posted by biznology on Sep-14-2007 05:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
I'd add Talib and Common to the list as well. But Dead Prez are simply awesome.



especially if you dislike white people|


Posted by st3nc on Sep-14-2007 05:13:

when kanye first came out, i knew he wasnt a very good mc. i thought kanye's mic skills would have improved more by this album but either way his beats are good enough to carry him...though he should have thrown up his hot beats to someone deserving


Posted by Cipha Sounds on Sep-14-2007 05:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Lira
Hip hop is dead!


You don't know shit about hip hop. With artists like Talib Kweli, Common still around and a new Wu Tang album and Raekwon/Ghostface album coming out.

Then there's the "underground" and up-coming artists like Immortal Technique and the new dude from Brooklyn that Dr. Dre signed by the name of Joell Ortiz, who's bringing that 90s NY hip hop back.







Real Hip Hop is still alive, don't get it twisted.


Posted by biznology on Sep-14-2007 06:16:

funny you talk up how wack kanye is, and joell ortiz isn't, but that last youtube contains a kanye-beat ripoff.

hip hop is not what one group thinks it should be, look at outkast. outkast has never stopped innovating, and without them the southern hip hop movement wouldnt exist as it does. but since they change and evolve are they no longer hip hop?

the roots, outkast, common, mos def. none of those artists fits into one grouping like: '90s NY hip hop' labeling like that is wack.


kanye has been a major force, mostly behind the scenes in shaping and changing what people expect of hip hop musically and sonically. if you want all hip hop to sound like big pun, then change will suck for you|


Posted by nchs09 on Sep-14-2007 06:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds

Real Hip Hop is still alive, don't get it twisted.
hahaha


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 06:25:

I would never trust some poseur white kid from NYC when it comes to the state of hip hop.


Posted by Cipha Sounds on Sep-14-2007 06:35:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
I would never trust some poseur white kid from NYC when it comes to the state of hip hop.




you kill me. I know more about hip hop than most of the kids on my block. Born and raised in the bronx for over 20 years. Real Hip Hop is not a race, especially when Big Pun hit the scene. I always had black dudes sayin what up my nigga whenever they've seen me on the block. We grew up together bitch, you wouldn't understand that real hip hop is a lifestyle, not just music. I wouldn't expect a redneck hick from Wisconsin to understand.

Don't talk until you lived the life little man, just keep on fishing with your buddies with your skin tight jeans that look painted on. I got not time to go back and forth with some redneck drunk. Go take your frustrations out on your wife, I'll by you a Budweiser for your troubles.


Posted by nchs09 on Sep-14-2007 06:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds


you kill me. I know more about hip hop than most of the kids on my block. Born and raised in the bronx for over 20 years. Real Hip Hop is not a race, especially when Big Pun hit the scene. I always had black dudes sayin what up my nigga whenever they've seen me on the block. We grew up together bitch, you wouldn't understand that real hip hop is a lifestyle, not just music. I wouldn't expect a redneck hick from Wisconsin to understand.

Don't talk until you lived the life little man, just keep on fishing with your buddies with your skin tight jeans that look painted on. I got not time to go back and forth with some redneck drunk. Go take your frustrations out on your wife, I'll by you a Budweiser for your troubles.
god bless.. america!


Posted by Cipha Sounds on Sep-14-2007 06:39:

quote:
Originally posted by biznology
funny you talk up how wack kanye is, and joell ortiz isn't, but that last youtube contains a kanye-beat ripoff.

hip hop is not what one group thinks it should be, look at outkast. outkast has never stopped innovating, and without them the southern hip hop movement wouldnt exist as it does. but since they change and evolve are they no longer hip hop?

the roots, outkast, common, mos def. none of those artists fits into one grouping like: '90s NY hip hop' labeling like that is wack.


kanye has been a major force, mostly behind the scenes in shaping and changing what people expect of hip hop musically and sonically. if you want all hip hop to sound like big pun, then change will suck for you|


A Kanye beat ripoff?
What the fuck are you smoking. Beats like that have been sampled long before Kanye ever produced anything. Kanye is a o.k. producer, but he's a shit Mc. He's fucking garbage with verses like "well, your fat friend's nickname is Minivan, sorry it's the Henny man"

get the fuck outta here, son, don't try to school me on hip hop. Go back to hopping around like a bunny to a fucking tiesto track.


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 06:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds


you kill me. I know more about hip hop than most of the kids on my block. Born and raised in the bronx for over 20 years. Real Hip Hop is not a race, especially when Big Pun hit the scene. I always had black dudes sayin what up my nigga whenever they've seen me on the block. We grew up together bitch, you wouldn't understand that real hip hop is a lifestyle, not just music. I wouldn't expect a redneck hick from Wisconsin to understand.

Don't talk until you lived the life little man, just keep on fishing with your buddies with your skin tight jeans that look painted on. I got not time to go back and forth with some redneck drunk. Go take your frustrations out on your wife, I'll by you a Budweiser for your troubles.


So what makes it so easy for you to paint a picture of my life when I'm not allowed to paint one of yours?

You don't know what I've gone through.

Don't be a fucking hypocrit. That's why you get no respect here. Everyone knows you're a walking contradiction.


Posted by nchs09 on Sep-14-2007 06:45:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
So what makes it so easy for you to paint a picture of my life when I'm not allowed to paint one of yours?

You don't know what I've gone through.

Don't be a fucking hypocrit. That's why you get no respect here. Everyone knows you're a walking contradiction.
bobby you thug.. when are we going to hang out in our old hood and get crunk like back in teh day?


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 06:46:

Oh and if you had even a 4th grade education you would know that no self-respecting Wisconsin native would drink an Anheiser-Busch product.


So Big Pun blurred race lines in hip-hop, huh? Explain to me how that happened, seeing as Fat Joe gained notoriety before him.


Posted by Cipha Sounds on Sep-14-2007 06:48:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
So what makes it so easy for you to paint a picture of my life when I'm not allowed to paint one of yours?

You don't know what Ive gone through.

Don't be a fucking hypocrit. That's why you get no respect here. Everyone knows you're a walking contradiction.


What makes you think I give a damn about respect from some random dudes from the internet. Do they pay my bills?
Do they hold me down? Can they give me a gun on the spot when I got beef? The answe is no to all thaat bulshyt.

Don't mind me, I just came back from the bar, I'm really fucked up right now and I think this is funny. You trying to call me out on my knowledge of hip hop. I got tracks and albums all the way back from the old Mcs like Rakim and krs one.

It's only the net b eazy.


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 06:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds
Don't mind me, I just came back from the bar, I'm really fucked up right now and I think this is funny. You trying to call me out on my knowledge of hip hop. I got tracks and albums all the way back from the old Mcs like Rakim and krs one.


Whoah. I better stop talking. You have KRS One and Rakim material from back in the day. This argument is over.

Besides, I could give far less of a fuck about you and your guns and your beef than you think you give about me.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-14-2007 06:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds
Do they pay my bills?



No. Cintas does. Everyone knows that.


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 06:52:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
No. Cintas does. Everyone knows that.


Zing!


Posted by Cipha Sounds on Sep-14-2007 06:55:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Oh and if you had even a 4th grade education you would know that no self-respecting Wisconsin native would drink an Anheiser-Busch product.


So Big Pun blurred race lines in hip-hop, huh? Explain to me how that happened, seeing as Fat Joe gained notoriety before him.

Pun is just one of the Spanish Mcs that started changing shit up. Vanill Ice fucked everything up and then a real white Mc like Eminem saved hip hop being a true lyricist like he was.

You gotta understand Ny is not what you see on tv or touring manhattan. We got white and hispanic blood members in the bronx brooklyn and queens. I was asked to join the nine trey blood gang by one of kids I grew up with but I didn't do it cuz I had to slice someone's face with a razor and then beat him down with a Liutenant watching. And their motto is the only way out is in a casket.

I'll straight kill someone if they approach me the wrong way but I'm not no motherfuckin bully. I'm a grown ass man just looking to move back to Ny and continue my life without causing problems. Truth is , if we met I'd probably take you to a bar and buy you a drink. But if you wanted to throw the hands, we can do that too


Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-14-2007 06:57:

Holy fuck you're hard.


HEY EVERYONE THIS GUY'S HARD.




/beatsandbeeps


Posted by nchs09 on Sep-14-2007 06:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Cipha Sounds


I'll straight kill someone if they approach me the wrong way but I'm not no motherfuckin bully. I'm a grown ass man just looking to move back to Ny and continue my life without causing problems. Truth is , if we met I'd probably take you to a bar and buy you a drink. But if you wanted to throw the hands, we can do that too


new sig!


Posted by UWM on Sep-14-2007 07:02:

Blah blah blah "New York is so great" Blah blah blah. I've heard the same rhetoric 1000 times from 1000 different people. I don't give a fuck about your city or how 'hard' it is or how it has 'soul' that you can't find anywhere else. It's tired. I knew kids in the Kings and Bloods and I grew up in a fucking suburb of Milwaukee. Same shit, different city.

A drink you say? It's on me. I have no issue with anybody who doesn't deserve it.


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