Are Hip-Hop fans the original hipsters? I feel like the rule of thumb is that the lesser know the rapper is the better he is.
Are Hip-Hop fans the original hipsters? I feel like the rule of thumb is that the lesser know the rapper is the better he is.
The Roots
Blu
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
plenty out there.
It started out ugly when OP called Busta garbage.
Are Hip-Hop fans the original hipsters? I feel like the rule of thumb is that the lesser know the rapper is the better he is.
Are Hip-Hop fans the original hipsters? I feel like the rule of thumb is that the lesser know the rapper is the better he is.
The Roots
Blu
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
plenty out there.
Are Hip-Hop fans the original hipsters? I feel like the rule of thumb is that the lesser know the rapper is the better he is.
The Roots
Blu
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
plenty out there.
Fixed.Rapping would be better without misogyny and homophobia
I swear Tyler the Creator is the worst for that, I actually can't tolerate it and I'm not a prude
(Grandmaster Flash <3)
The Roots
Blu
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
plenty out there.
yes hip hop fans hate jay z, nas, biggie and 2pac
wait
Blu needs to put out more than one album that isn't garbage to count.
Listen to Will Smith, then post again.
Oh, I didn't know they already had Hip-Hop in the 40syou know the term comes from the 40's right
tyler is awful but earl sweatshirt and frank ocean are great as far as OFWGKTA goes
The Roots
Blu
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
plenty out there.
wild wild west and miami are fucking masterpieces
i also enjoy classified who doesnt seem to curse much if at all
holla, i wouldnt call earl great though. lets just call it potential for now
yea 'great' is an overstatement i'll give you that. he's back from exile though so it'll be interesting what he'll do now
C'mon son.[Clark Gable];35351351 said:So I am listening to a couple of Jdilla tracks, and Busta Rhymes comes on and the first 10 seconds is screaming the word fuck. I know he's a garbage rapper, but it just ruined the mood, and ruined Jays track. I hate when rappers substitute words with curses, it's why I don't listen to any mainstream shit. /vent
his comeback song was pretty terrible, not rapping but it had this beaver getting massacred in a woodchipper production
i really would just like him to split with of and spend his talent on something else, dudes arent stepping their beat or feature game up(i guess tyler has done the latter sorta)
[Clark Gable];35351351 said:So I am listening to a couple of Jdilla tracks, and Busta Rhymes comes on and the first 10 seconds is screaming the word fuck. I know he's a garbage rapper, but it just ruined the mood, and ruined Jays track. I hate when rappers substitute words with curses, it's why I don't listen to any mainstream shit. /vent
the hip-hop songs are the more light hearted ones that you can hip and hop to!the "that's not hip-hop, that's rap" people are the absolutely worst I swear.
ask beavis, i get nothing butt head.big l rapped about killing people and fucking women mostly, why is he put on a pedestal by nerds
[Clark Gable];35352945 said:
big l rapped about killing people and fucking women mostly, why is he put on a pedestal by nerds
big l rapped about killing people and fucking women mostly, why is he put on a pedestal by nerds
I think he's trying to communicate.
Its not okay to degrade women because you dated one you didn't like.
it wasn't so much what he rapped about, it's how he rapped. he had style for days and just had sick lines. It also helped that he rapped over beats from the best producers of the time: Diamond D, Lord Finesse, Showbiz, Buckwild, DJ Premier... He was part of the DITC crew who was pretty much universally praised by underground heads back in the day, so the fame by association thing also plays into it.big l rapped about killing people and fucking women mostly, why is he put on a pedestal by nerds
Poor rappers do tend to substitute cursing and N-word for other applicable lyrics. He's not wrong in saying that.
big l rapped about killing people and fucking women mostly, why is he put on a pedestal by nerds
I have yet to understand this either.
Agreed. I've felt this way for awhile. It's just lazy lyricism. A lot of times rappers seem to throw in a curse word or n***a to get an extra syllable or two because they can't seem to come up with something better to say. I remember hearing a Birdman verse where he ended several lines in a row with the n-word, and that was supposed to serve as the "rhyme". I imagine it's a lot more challenging to rap without the crutch of curse words or the n-word. That being said, I have no problem with cursing personally, it can be a great way to express aggression or add to humor. It can be annoying if it's excessive and nothing is really being said though.
I'm going to ignore the OP's Busta comment though. That's just blasphemy.