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Dead serious if we're gonna get in to the whole who killed hip hop nonsense.
This doesn't make sense. Matter of fact it's not even an opinion, it's a false statement.
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post your unpopular pop culture opinions VOL..JIMMIES WILL BE RUSTLED
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Blastercombo cannot be a likeable person in real life sitting in here with all these wild *** opinions.
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Nobody cared about Reasonable Doubt until the BLACK ALBUM?????
You're not even gonna give the man Blueprint????
You're not even gonna give the man Vol. 2 Hard Knock Life????
Dudes just be saying ANYTHING. That's not even an opinion.
You don't remember how everyone was watching Streets Is Watching when that dropped??
You're not even gonna give the man Blueprint????
You're not even gonna give the man Vol. 2 Hard Knock Life????
Dudes just be saying ANYTHING. That's not even an opinion.
You don't remember how everyone was watching Streets Is Watching when that dropped??
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just facts
johnnyderp
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and its no good for african americans. it pigeon holes their youth to think that venturing into other genres of music is not acceptable.
my problem is more with people thinking that any non african american embracing the hip hop culture is "acting black". its ridiculous.
and its no good for african americans. it pigeon holes their youth to think that venturing into other genres of music is not acceptable.
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Lana Del Rey and Lorde are way overrated. Their music is awful.
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Black history is American history.
Typical tactic. I've seen it plenty of times.
Can't even be upset. Dude just got flawed reasoning and/or an agenda. What he should be trying to say is hip hop culture is also apart of other cultures as well as black culture like Hispanic culture but instead he's trying to take another thing away from black culture with revisionist history and a skewed perception of events and key players involved by trying to say it belongs and is for everybody. The reasoning doesn't even jive with his urban youth angle once you start looking at the origins of other genres like Rock and where it is now.
Typical tactic. I've seen it plenty of times.
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DMX had '98-'01 on lock
My favorite jay album is Vol 2 but jay was just blah. Reasonable Doubt was just another mafioso album. We had the Wu for that. The radio has been kind to jay through out the years but nah....but I was born and lived in queens though
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Blueprint is my fav jay album but theres sum jewelz on rd
shoeking2101
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J****'s music has never impressed me. I never got why he's so praised. Fashion is overrated as **** in my book.
Carry on.
Carry on.
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Style is not.
But expand on that lol
johnnyderp
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my dude you just said a bunch of nothing.
how about you stop trying to micro analyze and pick apart my idea, and instead explain to me how hip-hop = black culture.
*and im not trying to take it away from black culture specifically. its part of many cultures, but the black community is the only community that tries to claim it as their own. obviously not ALL african americans feel this way but a great number do. thats why im speaking about them in particular.
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I'll be there in the building as well champ.
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Might be there with y'all. I'll see how I feel Tuesday.
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Pdiddy made him. Hyped him up, created his buzz, everything. That's fact
This was all pre internet marketing too. That's no easy task
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Ready to Die and Life after death are both still top 10 hip hop albums almost 20 years after their release
black migo
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"You know dead rappers get better promotion"
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Big L wouldnt have been big.
#rustlefriday?
#rustlefriday?
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so he would just be L?
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false
i can name countless rappers who BARELY get a spin
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when biggie said "you're nobody till somebody kills you" it was real because back then rappers could get offed at any moment
these days with someone like jay and kanye says it "people never get the flowers while they can still smell em" its not as meaningful since both of them will probably live till they are 80
these days with someone like jay and kanye says it "people never get the flowers while they can still smell em" its not as meaningful since both of them will probably live till they are 80
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so he would just be L?
He would have been lamont coleman assistant manager at target
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black migo
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what? Anybody can get touched at any moment- Status
