nice post. I know, and the chicks in the video are most likely gonna be light complected mixed black girls with huge asses and long curly hair!!
Don't get me wrong, I like the chicks! but it's the pussy wiggers that irritate me
Who "also" hates Hip Hop???
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nice post. I know, and the chicks in the video are most likely gonna be light complected mixed black girls with huge asses and long curly hair!!
Don't get me wrong, I like the chicks! but it's the pussy wiggers that irritate me
the thing with the chicks is that they are so...... unconnected to anything.
and after all of this chauvinism, you get those girls on the street singing it!
PS thanks
and after all of this chauvinism, you get those girls on the street singing it!
PS thanks
wow stop dissing hip hop because of all the morons out there in shitty pop rap
hip hop fans hate pop rap (what you see on tv/radio) as much, if not more, than anybody else
hip hop fans hate pop rap (what you see on tv/radio) as much, if not more, than anybody else
bubblegum hip hop is all relative....what do you call Vanilla Ice and K-Fed? are they not wiggers? what about p-diddy and ludachrist.They to me are a disgrace to any form of musical genre!
Liquid Diamonds
Member
Most of it is rhythm, accompanied by various sequences of notes. That technically makes it music.
Liquid Diamonds
Member
Ludacris is pretty damn good some of the time. P Diddy is a disgrace, but ONLY BECAUSE HE DOESN'T WRITE HIS OWN RHYMES!!!!!
all that shit is bubblegum hip pop
what you see on TV is to hip hop what limp bizkit and korn are to metal
uke: uke: uke: hip hop (well the pop stuff) has become exactly what it was originally born to oppose (hip hop was originally born as a voice for the poor and insignficant black people to have a voice in the society to spread a positive message of change, equally, empowerment, etc...)
somewhere along the line, the corporations took control of hip hip and have exploited it to create as much money as possible with one talentless moron after moron mumbling on a mic
that's capitalism for ya
uke: uke:the hip hop today is an abomination, it represents NOTHING of what hip hop represents. Hip hop is NOT about mindless materialism, shallowness, ignorance, etc...
Rocky Raccoon
I am the Walrus
This is a very hard argument to have. Some people will refuse to accept whatever point is made. In the end, it's the closed minded people that miss out.
Yeah. And those very same "black blues players" (if you did infact not make them up which I'm guessing you did) would probably not call death metal or black metal music either (or any extreme metal genre for that matter). Great argument there.
I really love the irony of some of the claims that you idiots make on a metal forum of all places. It's priceless.
I believe there's much worse things...like dumbasses taking this thread seriously/ getting angry because people are ridiculing what they consider to be bad music
I get annoyed because people make completely ignorant statements. I don't fucking care if you like hiphop or not. I only have like a dozen hiphop albums myself (which makes it like 1% of my music collection). I'm just here to point out the idiocy of metal elitism and people with arguments that make no sense (like comparing mainstream MTV hiphop to underground metal).
You can argue until kingdom come about which genre is better or if either genre is even any good at all and no one would ever be "right", but you cannot with a straight face try to claim that hiphop is somehow excluded from the definition of music (which is what exactly anyway?) and extreme metal isn't. There are just too many people here who somehow see themselves as enlightened because they discovered metal and that metal is somehow a higher artform than <insert genre here> (in this case hiphop). It's especially funny on an Opeth forum, where a sizable chunk of the community didn't even listen to extreme metal at all until they heard Opeth and then decided to suddenly renounce all that isn't metal.
But you've already said you are proud to be a fucking idiot so I don't know why I even bother responding to you. Boredom apparently.
You can argue until kingdom come about which genre is better or if either genre is even any good at all and no one would ever be "right", but you cannot with a straight face try to claim that hiphop is somehow excluded from the definition of music (which is what exactly anyway?) and extreme metal isn't. There are just too many people here who somehow see themselves as enlightened because they discovered metal and that metal is somehow a higher artform than <insert genre here> (in this case hiphop). It's especially funny on an Opeth forum, where a sizable chunk of the community didn't even listen to extreme metal at all until they heard Opeth and then decided to suddenly renounce all that isn't metal.
But you've already said you are proud to be a fucking idiot so I don't know why I even bother responding to you. Boredom apparently.
Botfly
"I Am"
great post
you can pretty much end this thread by saying 90% of mainstream music is absolutely awful. There's nothing we (hip hop fans and hip hop community) can do to make this shit disappear. We hate it even more than you do, but as long as the tools and the sluts enjoy hearing about "Twenty Fo inch rims", you are going to keep hearing this shit on TV/radio
Kenneth R.
Cináed
Go listen to Pete Rock & CL Smooth, OutKast (they started in 1994), MC Solaar, EPMD, NWA, Nas (1994 also) and A Tribe Called Quest. There is more musicality in these rap artists than in 95 % of metal acts.
NFU
I like pie.
2Pac is an incredible rapper. Two of his albums, Me Against the World and All Eyez on Me are full-fledged classics, even outside the rap genre. He had a total mastery of flow and intonation. Musically speaking, the songs on these albums are much more interesting than mindless and meandering death metal or black metal progressions.
