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Posted by electro funk on May-24-2006 21:35:

what's more popular in toronto?

i always think about this when i travel to other cities. what music do you hear more often? when i walk into stores and stuff here in toronto i hear house music quite often. when i was in new york it was maybe 1 out of 10 shops. it also seems like every big club in the city is about house and not hip hop. am i the only one who notices this? why is hip hop so much more popular but it seems i hear house more often? take a trip to montreal though and its every store playing house.


Posted by Jayx1 on May-24-2006 21:37:

hip hop is more popular...

House was more popular in the 90s but sadly toronto has americanized a lot recently.


Posted by electro funk on May-24-2006 21:40:

yeah i know its more popular but i mean when do you see as many people at freedom at a hip hop club? just things like that. is it because of children buying every 50 cent cd on the shelf?


Posted by geroin on May-24-2006 21:41:

there is more people like both types of music or people that dont care what type it is in the store..
but yeah i think hiphop > house, trance here


Posted by Billche on May-24-2006 21:41:

in stores? if its not a radio station playing, house would probably be more popular, since it usually doesnt have swearing in it.

as far as clubs go, hip hop surpasses house music by far. thats why there are hundreds of top 40 clubs, but only a handful of clubs that play electronic music


Posted by electro funk on May-24-2006 21:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Billche
in stores? if its not a radio station playing, house would probably be more popular, since it usually doesnt have swearing in it.

as far as clubs go, hip hop surpasses house music by far. thats why there are hundreds of top 40 clubs, but only a handful of clubs that play electronic music


i never thought about the lyrics but thats a very good point


Posted by Jayx1 on May-24-2006 21:51:

thats why half the lyrics are edited out on the radio. I always laugh when a hip hop song on the radio literally has every 2nd or 3rd word edited out to the point where you cant even tell what the guy was trying to say in the first place.

"i was ------ with -------- and -------- on the streets when ------- -------- "


Posted by VERTiG0 on May-24-2006 21:58:

YEAH AND YA DON'T STOP, CAUSE ITS ONE EIGHT SEVEN ON A UNDERCOVER COP

Edits are hilarious.


Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on May-24-2006 21:58:

If you notice on TV shows as well, a lot of the time it's house or some sort of electronic music that is playing rather than hip hop. Though there are shows that play hip hop. Movies as well.


Posted by electro funk on May-24-2006 22:09:

quote:
Originally posted by *~LiSa-LoO~*
If you notice on TV shows as well, a lot of the time it's house or some sort of electronic music that is playing rather than hip hop. Though there are shows that play hip hop. Movies as well.


especially on car and cell phone commercials i have noticed. i bet scumfrog made a killing for whatever commercial it was that played music revolution


Posted by shanny on May-25-2006 00:15:

quote:
Originally posted by electro funk
yeah i know its more popular but i mean when do you see as many people at freedom at a hip hop club? just things like that. is it because of children buying every 50 cent cd on the shelf?


I don't know if I agree with this.
Even though Guvernment is probably the biggest club in the city, think about how many more hip hop and r and b clubs there are. Almost all of Richmond St. plays that type of music.
Also even guvernment has one hip hop night a week, its just that none of us ever go there.


Posted by rabbitjoker on May-25-2006 00:25:

to the hip to the hop!
to the hippity hoppity bop!


Posted by Abercrombie on May-25-2006 01:12:

It's the first thing I noticed moving from Montreal to Toronto just over 10 years ago.

Hip Hop just doesn't go in neither MTL nor Quebec. The French speaking majority just can't understand or associate with hip hop culture. Ever hear of a Rappeur Qu�becois? But it is more appreciated on the west (anglophone) side of the city more.

Lack of appreciation of English-speaking culture results in loss of interest, like the Alouettes and the Expos.

(Alouettes have since returned, but to an English part of the city and an affordable stadium)


Posted by rabbitjoker on May-25-2006 01:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Abercrombie
Hip Hop just doesn't go in neither MTL nor Quebec. The French speaking majority just can't understand or associate with hip hop culture. Ever hear of a Rappeur Qu�becois?


France is a whole different story.

NTM (Nique Ta M�re) was (is?) HUGE when I was in France.


Posted by Tordan on May-25-2006 02:15:

why is hip hop more popular in toronto clubs? i think bcuz its slower than house. more ppl wanna just have a few drinks and shake their asses rather than actually dance. grinding is also much easier to hip hop. but then why is house more popular in montreal? i guess the only conclusion is that torontonians are lazy.


Posted by *~LiSa-LoO~* on May-25-2006 02:23:

quote:
Originally posted by rabbitjoker
to the hip to the hop!
to the hippity hoppity bop!


i said a hip hop the hippie the hippie,
to the hip hip hop, a you dont stop,
the rock it to the bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie,
to the rhythm of the boogie, the beat


Posted by KaiLee on May-25-2006 02:29:

Hip hop is played more in stores here in Taipei......and they don't edit the words. Hell I doubt most of them even understand what these rappers are saying.

I'll never forget the day I walked into McDonalds here after smoking a joint and hearing Bob Marley....I don't know why but I just felt grand at that single moment.


Posted by electro funk on May-25-2006 02:39:

quote:
Originally posted by KaiLee
Hip hop is played more in stores here in Taipei......and they don't edit the words. Hell I doubt most of them even understand what these rappers are saying.

I'll never forget the day I walked into McDonalds here after smoking a joint and hearing Bob Marley....I don't know why but I just felt grand at that single moment.


probably because you were stoned and listening to bob marley and about to cure your munchies. makes sence to me


Posted by munkysootribal on May-25-2006 05:15:

Dancing Dude

quote:
Originally posted by electro funk
yeah i know its more popular but i mean when do you see as many people at freedom at a hip hop club? just things like that. is it because of children buying every 50 cent cd on the shelf?



definitely garbage is wats popular in toronto...hip-hip is still good.......but wat 50 and the rest of gay-units rap bout is pure garbage......and that is wats still big in clubs.....think bout it.........yes events like freedom are massive.......but how many of them are there......not too many..........but ppl cramp up kool haus on fridays week after week..........and almost every club on richmond and adelaide play hiphop r&b reggae and all that every friday through sundays.............but i can definitely sense it tho.........house is comin back..........in a dark dirty techy and tribal manner.....

keepin it tribal


Posted by Cosmic Fur on May-25-2006 05:20:

quote:
Originally posted by munkysootribal
definitely garbage is wats popular in toronto...hip-hip is still good.......but wat 50 and the rest of gay-units rap bout is pure garbage......and that is wats still big in clubs.....think bout it.........yes events like freedom are massive.......but how many of them are there......not too many..........but ppl cramp up kool haus on fridays week after week..........and almost every club on richmond and adelaide play hiphop r&b reggae and all that every friday through sundays.............but i can definitely sense it tho.........house is comin back..........in a dark dirty techy and tribal manner.....

keepin it tribal


To really make a point, I find that you need a whole lot more dots in your posts than that. The amount you have is good for beginners, but to really make an "oomph" with your post, you need at least three times that amount.

Just an FYI for the future.


Posted by munkysootribal on May-25-2006 05:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
To really make a point, I find that you need a whole lot more dots in your posts than that. The amount you have is good for beginners, but to really make an "oomph" with your post, you need at least three times that amount.

Just an FYI for the future.


thanks for tha advice......i m new to this site as you can see........but i think my input woulda been better if i still wasnt recovering from the weekend...........mad dancing


Posted by geroin on May-25-2006 05:37:

quote:
Originally posted by munkysootribal
definitely garbage is wats popular in toronto...hip-hip is still good.......but wat 50 and the rest of gay-units rap bout is pure garbage......and that is wats still big in clubs.....think bout it.........yes events like freedom are massive.......but how many of them are there......not too many..........but ppl cramp up kool haus on fridays week after week..........and almost every club on richmond and adelaide play hiphop r&b reggae and all that every friday through sundays.............but i can definitely sense it tho.........house is comin back..........in a dark dirty techy and tribal manner.....

keepin it tribal


it would suck to read your essays


Posted by munkysootribal on May-25-2006 05:40:

quote:
Originally posted by geroin
it would suck to read your essays


i try not to suck...but wat can i do....i m just alil international student here tryin to learn the language......but looks like you are still reading them.......


Posted by geroin on May-25-2006 05:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
To really make a point, I find that you need a whole lot more dots in your posts than that. The amount you have is good for beginners, but to really make an "oomph" with your post, you need at least three times that amount.

Just an FYI for the future.


i actually thought for a second that he was frestlying but then i realized the words dont rhyme


Posted by Cosmic Fur on May-25-2006 13:16:

quote:
Originally posted by munkysootribal
i try not to suck...but wat can i do....i m just alil international student here tryin to learn the language......but looks like you are still reading them.......


*whoosh*

That's the sound of my post going right over your head.

I understand you're learning the language, but what language is it that you're coming from that uses so many periods? African?


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