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How Do You Feel About Hip Hop / RAP? (pg. 2)
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Misanthrope
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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
There are days when you feel like just rolling a blunt and cruising listening to Busta or Jay-Z.

uhhhhhh..........
Vivid Boy
hip hop when done right is amazing
El Kay Dee
artists in the urban scene i have alot of respect for are outkast, jay z, jermaine dupree, timbaland and busta rhymes to name a few

these guys dont just rap but actually produce the music
Cosmic Fur
quote:
Originally posted by El Kay Dee
artists in the urban scene i have alot of respect for are outkast, jay z, jermaine dupree, timbaland and busta rhymes to name a few

these guys dont just rap but actually produce the music


Add Pharrell to that list. Anything that man touches gets infused with a beat so good it consistently knocks my socks off. I still love Grindin'.
me@t k@tie
quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
Add Pharrell to that list. Anything that man touches gets infused with a beat so good it consistently knocks my socks off. I still love Grindin'.

hahaha I used to love him. I think I own most of his cds...
El Kay Dee
quote:
Originally posted by Cosmic Fur
Add Pharrell to that list. Anything that man touches gets infused with a beat so good it consistently knocks my socks off. I still love Grindin'.


how could i forget???


theres many more but i just cant think right now...big block in my head
magikb
quote:
Originally posted by Vivid Boy
hip hop when done right is amazing


exactly!
if I do listen to it I prefer to listen to the old school stuff. None of this pre 2000. Although I didn't mind Eminem up until the Marshall Mathers LP.
sticky_shoes
hmmm...add to the list of Pharell's songs...

"Beautiful" w/snoop, and "Frontin'..."

I kind of agree with most of you in that the "old-school" hip-hop/rap music was way better (i.e. KRS-One, Rakim, The Roots, Biggie, Tupac...even some of Busta, Jay-Z, and Nas' old stuff were good too...)...they "kept it real" (i.e. not focusing on the girls, material things...)...

I'm kind of with the new stuff too but some of it I just get turned off from b/c most of newer rappers/hip-hop artists just talk about the same ol' things...only a few of them are still "creative" with their rhymes...that's just my opinion.
Cosmic Fur
Biggie's rhymes scare me sometimes, lol. Dude had some serious anger issues.
sticky_shoes
Haha...I know...but some of Biggie's rhymes were direct attacks to Tupac as well as the West-East (Death Row/Junior Mafia) side wars...

daves
straight outta compton...
extacy_bomb
I hate hip hop and always had and probably will.
I donno if it is that the genre is in the wrong hands or i donno what odd reason that there's no more quality and creativity in the music. It just simply sucks now.
I can see hip hop dieing. slowly but surely it's goin downward.
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