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Orko
Digital Hippie

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Aug-17-2004 17:57
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MarkT
Automatic Static

Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Toronto
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| quote: | Originally posted by Kytracid
Some of the best comedians in the world are actually very astute social commentators. They have to be, to find the humourous in the everyday things that most of us overlook. George Carlin and Chris Rock are just a few examples. But I digress... |
I agree...Margaret Cho, Al Franken, Dennis Miller (although he's gone crazy lately), etc.
take a poll then...see how many people on this board actively listen to hip hop and rap...and please include ages...cause I bet it will be the younger members too who probably listened to hip hop and rap before EDM anyway 
P Diddy is a "legend"??? Give me a *#@$! break...he's a very astute businessman and producer, no question, but I reserve terms like "legend" for people who will be remembered and talked about long after their careers end...Bob Marley, Public Enemy, Oakenfold, etc. P Diddy is no "legend"...but the people who think so probably see at Tupac as having been a "prophet", I suppose 
Angelgirl, I'm with ya...give me old school hip hop and rap over today's (mostly) garbage anyday. Face it...when Eminem and 50 cent are carrying your scene, it's in trouble Sure there's the underground scene, but that's another story. Every genre has it's underground scene that does it's own thing. Ask any of the intelligent rappers, speaking of things OTHER than violence, bitches and money and see where they rank on the charts. I have great respect for several hip hop and rap artists...but little respect for the general mainstream scene itself and the images it often embraces and projects...
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Aug-17-2004 18:02
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Orko
Digital Hippie

Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by MarkT
I agree...Margaret Cho, Al Franken, Dennis Miller (although he's gone crazy lately), etc.
take a poll then...see how many people on this board actively listen to hip hop and rap...and please include ages...cause I bet it will be the younger members too who probably listened to hip hop and rap before EDM anyway 
P Diddy is a "legend"??? Give me a *#@$! break...he's a very astute businessman and producer, no question, but I reserve terms like "legend" for people who will be remembered and talked about long after their careers end...Bob Marley, Public Enemy, Oakenfold, etc. P Diddy is no "legend"...but the people who think so probably see at Tupac as having been a "prophet", I suppose 
Angelgirl, I'm with ya...give me old school hip hop and rap over today's (mostly) garbage anyday. Face it...when Eminem and 50 cent are carrying your scene, it's in trouble Sure there's the underground scene, but that's another story. Every genre has it's underground scene that does it's own thing. Ask any of the intelligent rappers, speaking of things OTHER than violence, bitches and money and see where they rank on the charts. I have great respect for several hip hop and rap artists...but little respect for the general mainstream scene itself and the images it often embraces and projects... |
hold up a minute, there is a problem when eminem is carrying the scene, you have got to be kidding me! Amazing rapper. sorry if someone forgot to tell ya, but listen to the guy. THe guy is a step above most rappers
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Aug-17-2004 18:06
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