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50 Cent - In the Club (pg. 4)
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| torontotrance |
| wookie was the bitch complaining about dJohn's post when he did nothing. Then again, you know nothing about music anyway. |
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| wookieslut |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
wookie was the bitch complaining about dJohn's post when he did nothing. Then again, you know nothing about music anyway. |
dude i was complaining about jdat for making a thread about 50 cent and i dont understand why you are questioning how much i know about music, mr. wannabe dj. |
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| InfiniteSquare |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Judging by your posts in general, including this, you must be the most bitter, stereotyping, closed-minded person on this board. |
yup, thats me! |
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| DJ PíO |
I'm not a big fan of this song but I've probably gotten laid a couple of times thanks to it.
Come on, 50 cent is like Ja Rule or Nelly. It's not real hip hop, not even rap, it goes beyond those genres. This is pure and extreme party booty music, but you would probably have to be American to understand that.
It's just a song to get it on with da girls girls girls. What's the big deal? |
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| torontotrance |
| who said I was a wannabe....you don't qualify as a dj and will never qualify as a dj...no matter how much...your other half goes on about your mixing. |
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| InfiniteSquare |
| shouldnt be mentioned once by a ta - if u are a true ta |
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| Sand Leaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by InfiniteSquare
shouldnt be mentioned once by a ta - if u are a true ta |
And here I was thinking prog elitism was bad...:rolleyes: |
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| torontotrance |
rofl
then again..the music discussion forum is almost any type of music. |
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| DJ PíO |
All of you that are dissing hip hop are missing the point:
1. This is just a pop song- booty music-party music. Get it?
2. Hip hop is electronic music and shares a distant but common history with the music everyone likes here.
3. Like it or not, hip hop is the most popular and influential genre of our times from a music history perspective. There are hundreds of innovative and brilliant hip hop producers out there.
Oh, and about the 50 Cent song-sure it's nothing great. But Americans that complain about it are virgins. period. |
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| Djeebie |
I used to listen to hiphop/rap (whatever you wanna call it, to me it's all hiphop) a lot. But it was for people like 50 Cent I stopped listening to it. When the whole Bad Boy formula took over the hiphop industry and it was only about the money, cars and girls I more or less switched to trance.
I mean when people like Mase, Puff Daddy, some rappers on the No Limit label and numerous others were making money with their music I knew it was time to go :D
I still listen to my classic hiphop albums (Big Punisher, KRS-One, Biggie, Pac, DAS EFX, Cru, Common, Wu-Tang etc.) and every now and then some very talented artists, like The Neptunes, step up. It's a shame though that the quality of hiphop went down the drain. |
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| SuperFarStucker |
| :rolleyes: Nothing incredible about this track, its pretty standard 'hip-hop' if you ask me. and to all those spouting about how '50 had a hard life' .. what does that have to do with his music. ?!?:happy2: |
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| DJ PíO |
| 50 cent, Ja Rule, Nelly are to hip hop what = Darude, ATB, Scooter are to trance. |
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