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| Topic: Who here listens 2 rap music??? I mean really likes it? | |
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but really the songs i listen to i don't consider rap more like hip hop r and b
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Anybody?? Only Christian Rap... |
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I am a DJ so I have to play it sometimes. To be honest I think it's ok until the words Bltches,or Mother F*ckers or all that other crazy stuff. Don't get me wrong I use those words all the time but I don't think it's appropriate in music. And I don't like the violence.
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Edited by
brwnkimba
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Thu 04/24/08 11:10 AM
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Chuck-D,Common,Talib Kweli,Rakim,Wu-Tang Clan,Big Daddy Kane,
Doug-E-Fresh,MC LYTE,X-Clan,Brand Nubians,RedMan,E-40,Too Short  just a few brah-brah! Oh yeah somebody just reminded me... MYSELF AND TO THOSE WHO SAY YOU CAN'T REALLY GET WITH THE GENRE THAT'S TOO BAD BECAUSE YOUR MISSING OUT ON SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST POETS! |
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I'm sure my opinions dont matter,but I grew up in a westside town in upstate ny..in the 80's and I remember when the kids from the black community would have the LL Cool J style boom boxes up on there shoulders..playing everything from Kurtis Blow,Run DMC,Grand Master Flash,Houdini,Ice T,Sugarhill Gang to Beastie Boys and LL himself.Late night basketball at our crappy playground,some attempts to breakdance,freestyle rap and music always played.Those are the days I wish I could have been a teenager through,but unfortunately in 1984..I was 7..so I missed out on a lot of good times..but I did get a window view to a piece of black culture that I respect to this day.
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well i'm from houston darlings and its part of what i've listened to for most of my life.i like rock,mental,hip hop,top 40
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http://www.zshare.net/audio/110389327d61d1bb <<thats the right link he had a / in it which never worked
The song is a soft rap more R&B to me Almost a old LL.cool J song lol I D.J and remix and do mash ups so i like some rap i'm mostly into Old school Atomic dog (the bow wow yippie yo song) SoS band gap band etc along with rock and techo top 40 some old swing and jazz Music is not just beats and sounds is has alot of culture behind it the more you hear and listen the more you learn and there's nothing wrong with that |
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I'm sure my opinions dont matter,but I grew up in a westside town in upstate ny..in the 80's and I remember when the kids from the black community would have the LL Cool J style boom boxes up on there shoulders..playing everything from Kurtis Blow,Run DMC,Grand Master Flash,Houdini,Ice T,Sugarhill Gang to Beastie Boys and LL himself.Late night basketball at our crappy playground,some attempts to breakdance,freestyle rap and music always played.Those are the days I wish I could have been a teenager through,but unfortunately in 1984..I was 7..so I missed out on a lot of good times..but I did get a window view to a piece of black culture that I respect to this day. Very well stated brotha N-Ruler 
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I am a DJ so I have to play it sometimes. To be honest I think it's ok until the words Bltches,or Mother F*ckers or all that other crazy stuff. Don't get me wrong I use those words all the time but I don't think it's appropriate in music. And I don't like the violence. Exactly But you might not live in a area that sees this violence and where the artist had grown up in and i bet theres alot of areas like that and people can relate to it ...look at punk rock in the late 70's early 80's sex pistol's etc Hell i wanted to get violent my first time in myrtle beach ..the #1 song there at the time was achy breaky heart i heard it 13 times in 8 hours lol that and those dam south of the border signs lol |
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I am a DJ so I have to play it sometimes. To be honest I think it's ok until the words Bltches,or Mother F*ckers or all that other crazy stuff. Don't get me wrong I use those words all the time but I don't think it's appropriate in music. And I don't like the violence. Exactly But you might not live in a area that sees this violence and where the artist had grown up in and i bet theres alot of areas like that and people can relate to it ...look at punk rock in the late 70's early 80's sex pistol's etc Hell i wanted to get violent my first time in myrtle beach ..the #1 song there at the time was achy breaky heart i heard it 13 times in 8 hours lol that and those dam south of the border signs lol hahahahahaha  ya got a good point Achy Breaky almost pushed me over the edge too. And I have to drive past the damn South Of The Border signs daily. Good point Freaky
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cant spell C.R.A.P. without it....
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I like some rap, Akon, Bone Thugs N Harmony, Eminem, even some 2pac  great choices |
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did i hear crap?---or was it rap?
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