Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread

putting in work said:
I'm probably late with this...

But my NY peeps.

They have a throwback hip hop station 94.7

All the classics before rap went to crap.

Commercial free also, not sure how long it's been on but it's such a relief to listen to and not this BS that Hot 97 and Power 105 plays.

94.7 is the station.

Carry on
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still some great hip hop out there if you’re not into the mainstream stuff or the newer type sound. You just have to look for it.

Some of my favorite albums over the past few years:

blu and exile - miles
Nas - kings disease 1 and 2
Killah priest - rocket to nebula
RA the rugged man - all my heroes are dead
Royce 5’9 - allegory
Evidence - unlearning
Brother Ali - secrets and escapes
Styles p and havoc - pay me in cash

hip hop is alive and well and there’s something for everyone
 
WASHED KING said:
When did rap go to crap exactly?
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When the snap music took over

then auto tune

then you had to have a dance to go with your catchy song

then when they were mumbling in their rap and you couldn't understand what they were saying

then when they were all drugged out in their songs and were belligerent in their raps

then when they are now back on the auto tune BS

then when everyone sounding the same

when any and everyone could just get in the game and 98% of rap is garbage now
 
finessence said:
They don’t care bruh. Millennials are all lives matter. Long as she twerking and post half naked images, they don’t care
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tyisny said:
Nah that's the thing, they do "Care" this is the generation that goes super hard with the SJW ****. Her demographic especially is deep into that.

shorty hit a trifecta of racial comments, homophobic comments & being the "light skin It girl" & still grew bigger, **** is type remarkable given the climate :lol:
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Maximus Meridius said:
It's almost like Doja Cat being a bed wench helped her. She's like the female Travis Scott. She's the "safe" version of sassy city girl/hot girl rap.



Bruh you know millennials are like 1982-1995. That's literally the generation that sparked this new pro black movement.
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Majority of her audience is white hipsters, lgq and the sell out brainwashed "progressive" sisters. To them, she only dissed black people (who they consider as the punching bag in America), so it's no big deal. As long as she didn't diss the gays or any other group that they actually care about, she's still good in their book which is why this didn't affect her as much. Notice how when comedians make black stereotype jokes how these same individuals laugh it up, but the moment the jokes are aimed in their direction how they want to "cancel" them? ****s insane.
 
tyisny said:
I keep saying it but Doja Cats team doesn't get enough credit, Shorty was legit on racial forums tryna get chose by proud boys & somehow has gotten a feature from every prominent black woman in the culture INCREDIBLE :lol:
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All it takes these days for people to forget everything is throw you together with another popular artist they like.

That feature **** is a crutch. Labels are scared to have a lot of these artist try and do it on their own. Meagan is getting every cover and commercial and can't do anything on her own.
 
Y'all seen or heard the talk about that new Harlem show? I seen some clips of it and let's just say Dame Dash would be very disappointed.

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I went and watched a episode because I saw that Barbershop scene and that dude tooted(and I noticed Meagan was in it)

Didn't make it to the Barbershop episode.

Women are wild today, I guess they're mocking and making fun of black men. And I try not to take it personal, but damn. Black men and women in 20 years will be interesting.

They really think we act that way in barbershops? Women don't bring their sons? There's young boys in there. I was going to the barbershop alone at 11 or 12. Why would men be talking that way in a setting that way? They might as well as had porn playing on the TV to go all the way. And apparently the Alphabet girls are offended some sort of way, because they felt they were talking that way because she's a butch lesbian.

It's women being know it alls and thinking they know men, when since Adam and Eve it's been evident they don't.

It's a lot of stereotypes, they have he dark skin big chick as being oversexed, thirsty and jobless.
 
Magic33 said:
I went and watched a episode because I saw that Barbershop scene and that dude tooted(and I noticed Meagan was in it)

Didn't make it to the Barbershop episode.

Women are wild today, I guess they're mocking and making fun of black men. And I try not to take it personal, but damn. Black men and women in 20 years will be interesting.

They really think we act that way in barbershops? Women don't bring their sons? There's young boys in there. I was going to the barbershop alone at 11 or 12. Why would men be talking that way in a setting that way? They might as well as had porn playing on the TV to go all the way. And apparently the Alphabet girls are offended some sort of way, because they felt they were talking that way because she's a butch lesbian.

It's women being know it alls and thinking they know men, when since Adam and Eve it's been evident they don't.

It's a lot of stereotypes, they have he dark skin big chick as being oversexed, thirsty and jobless.
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Can’t just blame the women bruh. Dudes and women are equally responsible. 20 years from now? No. How about NOW! It’s already here. The fatherless black male generation that was raised by women are all grown up. This is what it’s come too.

When these women meet a man who isn’t emotional and not in agreement with their BS, they get mad.

Most women want a beta. A man they can control and puppet around
 
putting in work said:
I'm probably late with this...

But my NY peeps.

They have a throwback hip hop station 94.7

All the classics before rap went to crap.

Commercial free also, not sure how long it's been on but it's such a relief to listen to and not this BS that Hot 97 and Power 105 plays.

94.7 is the station.

Carry on
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What time and day? Just checked, they playing country music rn lol
 
Magic33 said:
I went and watched a episode because I saw that Barbershop scene and that dude tooted(and I noticed Meagan was in it)

Didn't make it to the Barbershop episode.

Women are wild today, I guess they're mocking and making fun of black men. And I try not to take it personal, but damn. Black men and women in 20 years will be interesting.

They really think we act that way in barbershops? Women don't bring their sons? There's young boys in there. I was going to the barbershop alone at 11 or 12. Why would men be talking that way in a setting that way? They might as well as had porn playing on the TV to go all the way. And apparently the Alphabet girls are offended some sort of way, because they felt they were talking that way because she's a butch lesbian.

It's women being know it alls and thinking they know men, when since Adam and Eve it's been evident they don't.

It's a lot of stereotypes, they have he dark skin big chick as being oversexed, thirsty and jobless.
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It's mother's, grandmother's, sisters, etc in barbershops all the time. _'s ain't in there just giving details about smashing chicks. It's that black men are either toxic and hate women or gay nonsense. _'s just can't be regular, oh no. I ain't watch the show but Tariq Nasheed was playing clips of it on his last show. Apparently the stud is eating random cooch all show but gets offended easily about dudes talking about sex. Show sounds like a Lena Waithe/Lee Daniels dream.
 
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