Originally posted by lord xyzthats my point, you dont understand the difference between the two.
When I say Hip hop I was refering to that whiny black guy music shit.Rap in general is okay though.
RAP is not a GENRE, Hip Hop is the genre.
"Rap is something you do, Hip Hop is something you live"- Krs-One
Re: I HATE HIP HOP n RnB POST
Originally posted by vintageSW77
Anyone had enough of this dumb retarted crap being in your face wherever you go?
Its all style over substance and the way they show off their gains is pretty vulgar...just watch Cribs if you can.
Is there no escape?
Is it me or is it the music of choice of the saddest bunch of fuc***ts youve ever seen?
Does it make you want to buy an axe and go on a speaker smashing rampage?
Its turned the majority of my citys teens into a bunch of baseball cap/hoodie wearing Westwood soundalike clones...and now the tards want to share their poor taste in music by playing it on speaker on their mobile phones just in case you havent had enough!I HATE RnB n HIP HOP!
Why do you hate both rap and r&b? Other than being Black-dominated, they're not alike.
And so what if you hate rap? Is it worth making post over, ese? I hate pretty much all rock that was made after 1980, but I don't b*tch about it because I kow nobody cares and it won't accomplish anything.
However I'll admit that modern rap sucks; the late 80's to the mid 90's ain't called Hip Hop's Golden Age for nothing, homes. Orale! 😮💨
Originally posted by -hh-
thats my point, you dont understand the difference between the two.RAP is not a GENRE, Hip Hop is the genre.
"Rap is something you do, Hip Hop is something you live"- Krs-One
We know, but the 2 words are interchangeable and basically synonymous. When someone says "I like rap", you know exactly what they mean.
Originally posted by vintageSW77
Anyone had enough of this dumb retarted crap being in your face wherever you go?
Its all style over substance and the way they show off their gains is pretty vulgar...just watch Cribs if you can.
Is there no escape?
Is it me or is it the music of choice of the saddest bunch of fuc***ts youve ever seen?
Does it make you want to buy an axe and go on a speaker smashing rampage?
Its turned the majority of my citys teens into a bunch of baseball cap/hoodie wearing Westwood soundalike clones...and now the tards want to share their poor taste in music by playing it on speaker on their mobile phones just in case you havent had enough!I HATE RnB n HIP HOP!
well it is true that you don't have to listen to it..but i agree with you 100%..okay 97% 'cause i like a few rnb songs but no rap songs
Thats not the case my whole point no matter how hard you try its unavoidable...the only way to escape would be to pitch up in the Artic but what with the way things are youd probably end up suffering the delights of ESKIMO G THE INUIT M.C before being harpooned in a Sleigh By Shooting.
day after day im battered over the head with it..on Saturday night with friends drinking i had to sample the delights of Tupac California Love and some guy goin on (to an ok backing track)bout how he "kicked and pushed,Kicked and pushed" and it did my head in...this wasnt a Hip Hop night by the way it was a regular bar.......now how do i not listen to that
fortunatley later we found a bar which played amongst others The Frattellis,The Clash and GALVANISE by The Chemical Brothers(featuring Q Tip in which yes he raps but the production on that tune MORE than makes up for it and despite wanting to sound contrary i dont mind a small bit of Q Tip...a relic of THE GOLDEN AGE)....so it all turned out ok...a temporary relief
(NICE SIG...heard shes playing JANIS shes way too cute but thats Hollywood)
Originally posted by vintageSW77see, i thought you didnt like the music and you were just voicing your opinion, but now your just starting to sound like another close-minded idiot. The song Kick Push by Lupe Fiasco is one of many good hip-hop songs by an MC who uses story-telling as his style of rap. The song is about skateboarding and free riding, but apparently all you got out of it was "kick push kick push."
Thats not the case my whole point no matter how hard you try its unavoidable...the only way to escape would be to pitch up in the Artic but what with the way things are youd probably end up suffering the delights of ESKIMO G THE INUIT M.C before being harpooned in a Sleigh By Shooting.day after day im battered over the head with it..on Saturday night with friends drinking i had to sample the delights of Tupac California Love and some guy goin on (to an ok backing track)bout how he "kicked and pushed,Kicked and pushed" and it did my head in...this wasnt a Hip Hop night by the way it was a regular bar.......now how do i not listen to that
fortunatley later we found a bar which played amongst others The Frattellis,The Clash and GALVANISE by The Chemical Brothers(featuring Q Tip in which yes he raps but the production on that tune MORE than makes up for it and despite wanting to sound contrary i dont mind a small bit of Q Tip...a relic of THE GOLDEN AGE)....so it all turned out ok...a temporary relief(NICE SIG...heard shes playing JANIS shes way too cute but thats Hollywood)
If you cant learn to deal with change, then yeah, you deserve to get banged on the head with it (change that is) until you learn to deal with it and except it. crying and b!thching about is useless and most of all annoying. do you really think anyone gives a flying F8ck whether you like rap or not, honestly if i didn't like rap, the last thing i would want to hear is somebody crying about how its "forced" into there lives.
Originally posted by Broke Beat
see, i thought you didnt like the music and you were just voicing your opinion, but now your just starting to sound like another close-minded idiot. The song Kick Push by Lupe Fiasco is one of many good hip-hop songs by an MC who uses story-telling as his style of rap. The song is about skateboarding and free riding, but apparently all you got out of it was "kick push kick push."If you cant learn to deal with change, then yeah, you deserve to get banged on the head with it (change that is) until you learn to deal with it and except it. crying and b!thching about is useless and most of all annoying. do you really think anyone gives a flying F8ck whether you like rap or not, honestly if i didn't like rap, the last thing i would want to hear is somebody crying about how its "forced" into there lives.
Forgive me for not getting much out of a rap about skateboarding....i never noticed at the time but i guess the lyrics are REAL deep!
Hang on ive just checked....yip they are up there with that other skate "classic" Heaven is a Halfpipe.........NEXT!!!
Im sure Mr Fiasco and his novel and unique(!) approach of telling a story with his rap compensates for his unimaginative use of samples e.g his new track DAYDREAM for instance which was sampled by both THE BETA BAND and I MONSTER about 5 years ago.
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
BTW A closed minded idiot critisizes something he usually knows nothing about....oh if only that was the case!
I thought this post would start a debate about the overkill of Hip Hop RnB culture in todays society but it aint happened
COAST!
are you serious?😬
how are you not a close-minded idiot.....? by your definition and everything that you've posted in this worthless and played out thread, your right on the ball. you dont know shit about the hip-hop culture, yet you say theres an overkill of it in today's society, thats pop thats not hip-hop. not only that, you apprently hate hip-hop so much that you decided to make thread about it, hoping to deabte the subject (or so you say) , but so far all you've done is cry, b!tch, and tell us about your shitty ass days, as if anyone cares. Do you know anything about today's hip-hop genre, or hip-hop in general for that matter ?
ohh yeah....and where in my post did i say Lupe's song was deep, i just said it was one of many good hip-hop songs from a good artist, that you havent taken the time to listen to, but have wonderfully taken the time to criticise....sound kinda familiar huh?
BTW A closed minded idiot critisizes something he usually knows nothing about....oh if only that was the case
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
I await his next single where he tells a story(in rap ) about takin a crap with a chorus of "he squeezed and pushed,squeezed and pushed"
1982 - bought Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five WHEELS OF STEEL and THE MESSAGE
1983 - bought Malcolm Mclarens BUFFALO GALS
1983 - discovered Electro..Afrika Bambaata,Cybotron,Hashim,Newcleus etc learned to breakdance,took up graffitti and saw Granmaster Melle Mel n the furious 5 live..
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/
1984 - The year Breakdancing became a phenomenon....was part of it
Manchester was ROCKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1985 - RUN DMC obsessed,watched the movie WILDSTYLE so much i f***ed up the VHS copy
1986 - Beasties,Run Dmc,LLCool J,Eric B N Rakim and PUBLIC ENEMY all visited my city and was there at every (YO BUM RUSH)show
1987 - THE GOLDEN AGE - was buying so much Vinyl i never had time to listen to em all..the year i discovered KRS 1 and DJ Scott La Rock,JUST ICE,MANTRONNNNNNNNNNNIX,Stesasonic,EPMD,Kool MOE DEE,Shante,Marley Marl,Steady B,a tribe called quest,JVC FORCE..i could go on forever
1988 - STRAIGHT OUT OF COMPTON.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
but then i started to lose interest which finally died around the time of the G FUNK era.....since then i have observed Hip Hop from afar and due to my purchases of music mags,friends and "the overkill"(T.M) ive always known whats happening in the Hip Hop world.
I usually hear 1 track i like a year..last year it was Bustah Ryhmes -TOUCH IT(stripped down and no frills...like the good ole days)...maybe its the DAFT PUNK sample
and this year it was the instrumental version of BRAND NEW by Ryhmefest...note the words instrumental...mebbe these are on the commercial side but i AM familiar with a host of underground acts but i dont get nothing from them either.
and Lupe Fiascos last 2 singles......id say ive heard them a good few times....Daydream maybe a few too many.
So yes you could say i know a little thing or two about Hip Hop
I have had a PM from a member of this board and its made me think,take a step back so as of now im knocking this on the head.
http://www.guycalledgerald.com/radio/nosellout1.htm
Early Rap/Electro Classics from the beginning
Probably the greatest mix you will ever hear?
Possibly not but its up there.
The soundtrack for the cool kids of Manchester in the UK 20 years ago.
Originally posted by vintageSW77ok... none of that bustah rhymes mess is hip-hop, let me break it down for you.
1982 - bought Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five WHEELS OF STEEL and THE MESSAGE
1983 - bought Malcolm Mclarens BUFFALO GALS
1983 - discovered Electro..Afrika Bambaata,Cybotron,Hashim,Newcleus etc learned to breakdance,took up graffitti and saw Granmaster Melle Mel n the furious 5 live..
http://www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/
1984 - The year Breakdancing became a phenomenon....was part of it
Manchester was ROCKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1985 - RUN DMC obsessed,watched the movie WILDSTYLE so much i f***ed up the VHS copy
1986 - Beasties,Run Dmc,LLCool J,Eric B N Rakim and PUBLIC ENEMY all visited my city and was there at every (YO BUM RUSH)show
1987 - THE GOLDEN AGE - was buying so much Vinyl i never had time to listen to em all..the year i discovered KRS 1 and DJ Scott La Rock,JUST ICE,MANTRONNNNNNNNNNNIX,Stesasonic,EPMD,Kool MOE DEE,Shante,Marley Marl,Steady B,a tribe called quest,JVC FORCE..i could go on forever
1988 - STRAIGHT OUT OF COMPTON.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!but then i started to lose interest which finally died around the time of the G FUNK era.....since then i have observed Hip Hop from afar and due to my purchases of music mags,friends and "the overkill"(T.M) ive always known whats happening in the Hip Hop world.
I usually hear 1 track i like a year..last year it was Bustah Ryhmes -TOUCH IT(stripped down and no frills...like the good ole days)...maybe its the DAFT PUNK sample
and this year it was the instrumental version of BRAND NEW by Ryhmefest...note the words instrumental...mebbe these are on the commercial side but i AM familiar with a host of underground acts but i dont get nothing from them either.
and Lupe Fiascos last 2 singles......id say ive heard them a good few times....Daydream maybe a few too many.So yes you could say i know a little thing or two about Hip Hop
I have had a PM from a member of this board and its made me think,take a step back so as of now im knocking this on the head.
Not Hip-Hip
Nelly
50 Cent
Rick Ross
Dipset
Lil Waye
D4L
Franchise Boys
Yo-Gotti
DMX
Lil'Jon
Mike Jones
Paul Wall
Hip-Hop
Cannibal Ox
Chino XL
Kool G Rap
Little Brother
Supastition
Mos Def
Talib Kweli
MF Doom
Park-Like Setting
Kool Keith
Common
Murs
Juice
Hip-Hop has always been around, its just changed. I dont know why you didnt include the early to mid 90s either. Public Enemy, A Tribe Called Quest? KMD? Wu Tang Clan? Big daddy kane? they were killing it during 90s, IMO the golden ages passed around 95, when it started dividing into to Mainstream with the rise of Coporate Labels, and Underground which stayed with Independet labels. Trust me, man there is good hip-hop out there, just look for it.