- Nov 30, 2002
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Originally Posted by JohnnyCage202
None of these hypebeast shoe rappers who wear flashy 80s/90s clothes (that ironically NO ONE wore in the 80s/90s...you wanna impress me? Rock a Panama Jack tee) and spit multiple verses about shoes are carryin' hip hop anywhere - they're just the flavors of the month. If your buzz revolves more around your style and the current state of fashion than your music - then that's a problem...
This is no different than the underground hip hop scene of the late 90s that had all the backpackers drinkin 40s talkin bout how dope "Soundbombing" was and how Rawkus brings "the real". You see how that %%$# worked out, huh?
The backpackers wear dunks and designer jeans now - same dudes, different look.
I pass on all except Wale...GTFOHWTBS.
Clearly this applies to The Cool Kids more so than anyone, somewhat applies to Wale, & Naledge. Doesn't apply to Blu at all. Hip-Hop music alwaysreflected what was going on in the urban society, and clearly fashion (even though at a all time low) has always held a choke hold over our society. I'llbe stating the obvious to say that their music applies to the individuals on this board more so than anyone else, so what have you.