Hip-Hop Artist you most want to hit

Originally posted by Arctic
What about Akon? is he hip-hop? (srry I dont listen to that type of music and am unfamiliar with it.) who comes up with a song called I wanna F*** you? thats just stupid, I want to punch him in the face repeatedly until he agrees to stop singing. forever.

Akon is music for the cretinous
i hear that tune nearly 3 times a week whilst commuting and the offenders listening to it on their mobiles are usually throwbacks

as for Kanye West
Over and Over by Hot Chip which won best video to his disbelief pisses all over his back catalogue

Originally posted by Lord Coal
In what way are the KKK not racist?

I said: White supremesists aren't JUST racists. As in, they are racists, and then some. obviously they're a bunch of racist ****s. No question.

Originally posted by LethalFemme
Too $hort is ugly as ****.

not as ugly as flava flav

Originally posted by Inspectah Deck
not as ugly as flava flav

Sweetie there are few that compare to his ugliness.😂

NaS is a psuedo-intellectual ******

Originally posted by taste_u
NaS is a psuedo-intellectual ******

wtf

Fake deep poseur

I got that. I'm saying wtf. As in whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat!!!!???!?!?!?! 🤨
Why are you tryin to hate on Esco?

Cos he's a fake deep poseur. Using long words that go over niggas' heads so they think he's deep.

A stupid hypocrite, a ******, a total sell out using storch riddims to sell records and cheap gimmicks to make up for the fact his music is shit.

Boring rapper.

Originally posted by taste_u
Cos he's a fake deep poseur. Using long words that go over niggas' heads so they think he's deep.

A stupid hypocrite, a ******, a total sell out using storch riddims to sell records and cheap gimmicks to make up for the fact his music is shit.

Boring rapper.

wow, man. I have to disagree with you. What songs are you referring to with that first claim?? Maybe Ill see where you're comig from. How's he a hypocrite?

if u cant c it, dnt matta

if it dnt fit, dnt force it

Originally posted by taste_u
Cos he's a fake deep poseur. Using long words that go over niggas' heads so they think he's deep.

A stupid hypocrite, a ******, a total sell out using storch riddims to sell records and cheap gimmicks to make up for the fact his music is shit.

Boring rapper.

You forgot the bit about only having one rhythm. True greats like Biggie, Pun, Chuck, Rakim, etc. can rap at different speeds, to different beats, but not Nas.

See also: racist, wannabe, won't shut the fvck up about slavery...... It's history, move on.....

^lol @ one rythm!

"Do you guys listen to music? or do you just skim through it???"

Originally posted by The P
^lol @ one rythm!

"Do you guys listen to music? or do you just skim through it???"

Also lol @

See also: racist, wannabe, won't shut the fvck up about slavery...... It's history, move on.....

Hey, don't get me wrong, Illmatic was a fvcking classic, and Stillmatic and the Lost Tapes were damn good, too, and when he talks about something other than slavery (Yawn) he has the ability to be a decent lyricist.

Unfortunately, most of his albums have been single-minded, piece-of-shit, hypocritical, fake disappointments.

How is he hypocritical. How is he fake. Please answer the questions and not just make statements.

Just a couple of quick examples:

On 'Last Real Nigga Alive' he says how he's got love for Raekwon and Ghost (And don't forget 'Unauthorised Biography of Rakim' where he's basically declaring his admiration of Rakim by making a song about him), but on his chorus he says "I'm the last real nigga alive, that's official", by doing so, he's implying that Rakim, Rae, Ghost and everyone else are all fake.

He needs to make up his mind whether he respects these guys or not..

My second point is on some song or other, I forget which one, he talks about beating up crackheads with baseball bats, but on so many of his other songs he goes on about being a crack dealer. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but surely smashing the shit out of your customers is generally quite bad for business, which I'm pretty sure Nas must realise.

Although they have logic behind them, I don't think these are very good examples if you want to prove Nas to be hypocritical.

Originally posted by Lord Coal
Just a couple of quick examples:

On 'Last Real Nigga Alive' he says how he's got love for Raekwon and Ghost (And don't forget 'Unauthorised Biography of Rakim' where he's basically declaring his admiration of Rakim by making a song about him), but on his chorus he says "I'm the last real nigga alive, that's official", by doing so, he's implying that Rakim, Rae, Ghost and everyone else are all fake.

He needs to make up his mind whether he respects these guys or not..

It's very difficult to name a famous rapper who hasn't made a similar claim. Egotism and bragging is part and parcel of hip-hop, and if Ghost, Rae and Rakim themselves didn't take exception to the chorus on that song (I'm assuming they didn't), why should anyone else? Not everything is meant as cast-iron literal.

Originally posted by Lord Coal

My second point is on some song or other, I forget which one, he talks about beating up crackheads with baseball bats, but on so many of his other songs he goes on about being a crack dealer. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but surely smashing the shit out of your customers is generally quite bad for business, which I'm pretty sure Nas must realise.

By definition, crackheads are addicted to the point of slavery. Any amount of beatings wouldn't stop them from doing anything for their next fix. Also, it seems unlikely he was catering to every crackhead junkie wandering around in his day, and considering the amount of violence perpetrated by them on the streets, muggings etc, it's not suprising clashes occured. Besides, it's the drug game, not a coffee house. I don't think customer service and satisfaction is a very big concern amongst dealers who are basically making money off of other peoples' slow, painful deaths as it is.

Originally posted by Deathblow
Although they have logic behind them, I don't think these are very good examples if you want to prove Nas to be hypocritical.

It's very difficult to name a famous rapper who hasn't made a similar claim. Egotism and bragging is part and parcel of hip-hop, and if Ghost, Rae and Rakim themselves didn't take exception to the chorus on that song (I'm assuming they didn't), why should anyone else? Not everything is meant as cast-iron literal.

By definition, crackheads are addicted to the point of slavery. Any amount of beatings wouldn't stop them from doing anything for their next fix. Also, it seems unlikely he was catering to every crackhead junkie wandering around in his day, and considering the amount of violence perpetrated by them on the streets, muggings etc, it's not suprising clashes occured. Besides, it's the drug game, not a coffee house. I don't think customer service and satisfaction is a very big concern amongst dealers who are basically making money off of other peoples' slow, painful deaths as it is.

Totally agreed. Just what I was going to say.
Also, about Last Real Nigga Alive, he can say that those guys are great, but he is better. How is that putting anyone down? Also, those dudes weren't still rapping when he said that was he ?? (I don't recall the song, what album??) If they werent then its obviously a reference to himself as numero uno in rap.

Yea, Death, that's exactly what I think too about the creackheads. Those muhfuggas is crazy!!!

I hope you have more examples, Coal. Cuz I think you are a smart enough guy to be convinced that your view is flawed. Nas is one of the few real rappers around.

'Last Real Nigga Alive' was on God's Son (2002), so, considering Ghost and Rae have been in Hip-hop since the early nineties, and still haven't retired, it's perfectly safe to say that, yes, they were still at the time Nas made the song.

My argument as far as that song goes isn't that he's saying he's the best as, like Deathblow said, pretty much every rapper has claimed to be the best at some point. No, my argument is that he's bigging up Rae and Ghost one minute, then saying he's the 'last real nigga alive' the next, thereby insinuating that Ghost and Rae are fake. Not the sort of thing you expect to hear someone say about people they've just claimed to be friends with.

As for the crackheads, obviously it's not Butlins. Obviously the junkies are so hooked they'll keep coming back for more, but 'beating junkies in the head with baseball bats' isn't a good idea as there's a strong possibility of killing them, thereby, assuming they're his customers, reducing the size of his consumer base and, ultimately, profits.

Also, while Nas was obviously not catering to every crackhead in New York (That's a lot of junkies), that raises another point. Nas has, on several occasions, compared himself to Escobar. Obviously he's not the only cat to have tried the trick of making himself out to be more than he is, it's just the he does it that grates. When Biggie came up with these stories of being a big-time gangsta, drug-dealer whatever, well, it's hard to explain, but it was just always obvious he was telling a story, whereas with Nas, I dunno how to say it really, but he just seems like a real conceited bastard.

Now don't get me wrong, there's a lot of Nas' work that I respect, and I don't disagree that he has some talent but, frankly, he just gets on my **** a bit. Maybe my comment that he only has the one flow was a little misguided. I've been listening to Biggie quite a lot lately, and there's no way the two can compare. BIG was a genuine legend. Here's the difference: Nas is very good, Biggie was excellent.