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Do you guys listen to rap?

if so who are your favourite rappists?

i'm quite fond of trick daddy.

Can't you limit the dweebery to just one thread, Ted?

I saw your mom taking BBC in a pornhub vid once.

why do people keep mentioning a ted in my threads? my mom is a politician thank you very much who are youre favourite rappists?

You like rap? Well wrap your mouth around this!

Re: rap music

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Originally posted by Trig Palin Do you guys listen to rap? .

I'm from the Rap Coalition of America

Rap is boring.


Now, Hip-Hop...!

^ hahahah!

Here's one of my favorites from the 90's Bay Are Hip Hop scene:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRfCq7sPqf0

noone has yet to name even one rappist besides me so i guess noone here listens to rap really i thought there culd be at least one rap fan here since its electronic music

Rap "music" caused the downfall of America. Its probably one of the most dispicable things ever.

Asking a rap fan why they like this music is like asking a Christian for evidence of god.

Dumbfounding.

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Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal Here's one of my favorites from the 90's Bay Are Hip Hop scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRfCq7sPqf0

Third Eye Vision is still an incredible album. Heavy rotation from me, and sooo good at the gym/for a work out.

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Originally posted by DaylightMoon Rap "music" caused the downfall of America. Its probably one of the most dispicable things ever.

Downfall from what exactly? The birth and building of the US involved the genocide of Native Americans and the enslavement of Africans. What glorious golden era of freedom, liberties and prosperity for all are you implying we fell from? That's not what you're implying though, are you? Rap is one of the most explicit and insightful expressions of freedom of speech. Are you blaming Grandmaster Flash for delivering the message or NWA for not standing down and being silenced to exercise that right? Maybe you should direct your anger at the white executives who packaged and sold the product to mainstream America and got filthy rich. Just like when they stole music from black artists and cheated them out of their royalties earlier in the century. You don't think the US is still a cotton plantation for black Americans? Albeit disguised.

If you're a hip hop purist and feel rap music is well past its heyday, I'm with you. But something tells me you're not. If you find rap music demoralizing, don't blame the player. Take a course in American history (listen to the video below first) and blame the game.

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Originally posted by DaylightMoon Asking a rap fan why they like this music is like asking a Christian for evidence of god.

Is it? What's dumbfounding is this statement. You're obviously a white guy who can't sympathize with the black experience in America. It's sad there are still so many of you assholes out there.

Why does anyone like the music they listen to? It makes you feel connected and inspires you. When you live in the hood, it gives you hope that you can also make it out one day. Rap music has bridged many gaps in America. It's given a voice to the voiceless.

On that note:



And on a lighter note:

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Originally posted by OrangestO Downfall from what exactly? The birth and building of the US involved the genocide of Native Americans and the enslavement of Africans. What glorious golden era of freedom, liberties and prosperity for all are you implying we fell from? That's not what you're implying though, are you? Rap is one of the most explicit and insightful expressions of freedom of speech. Are you blaming Grandmaster Flash for delivering the message or NWA for not standing down and being silenced to exercise that right? Maybe you should direct your anger at the white executives who packaged and sold the product to mainstream America and got filthy rich. Just like when they stole music from black artists and cheated them out of their royalties earlier in the century. You don't think the US is still a cotton plantation for black Americans? Albeit disguised. If you're a hip hop purist and feel rap music is well past its heyday, I'm with you. But something tells me you're not. If you find rap music demoralizing, don't blame the player. Take a course in American history (listen to the video below first) and blame the game. Is it? What's dumbfounding is this statement. You're obviously a white guy who can't sympathize with the black experience in America. It's sad there are still so many of you assholes out there. Why does anyone like the music they listen to? It makes you feel connected and inspires you. When you live in the hood, it gives you hope that you can also make it out one day. Rap music has bridged many gaps in America. It's given a voice to the voiceless. On that note: And on a lighter note:

intriguing

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Originally posted by DaylightMoon Rap "music" caused the downfall of America. Its probably one of the most dispicable things ever. Asking a rap fan why they like this music is like asking a Christian for evidence of god. Dumbfounding.

tell me more

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Is it?

Yes, and you just proved my point. But anyway, keep preaching.

Man. This forum attracts retards like blackjack tables attract Rainman

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay Man. This forum attracts retards like blackjack tables attract Rainman

Says the only outspoken racist on the forum.

i bottomed for a PLA dude who told me a bunch of shit about the dongfeng missile, about 20% of which I understood. but if they're half as effective as penetrating and exploding as he is, the 7th fleet is in serious trouble

ps. you're deluded and a snowflake faggot to boot. Do you study feminism too?

should i hate blacks? im not sure if i get daylightmoon's point.

Ask Putin. He's in your backyard.

that was good gimme more

Slow grooves are more wheelchair accessible.

I don't really like rap, but I love this one, maybe it just reminded me a bit of KLF:

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