No its not cus its from home state, i really like the way it sounds plus after u listen to it alot u for get it screw.Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
No its not cus its from home state, i really like the way it sounds plus after u listen to it alot u for get it screw.Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
I am telling you, whether we like it or not; JT is part of hip hop culture. Just as much as the song Lip Gloss is. It is sad, I know, but that is the way it is.Originally Posted by Black R
Originally Posted by redGT
Wow, much respect for saying you like that garbage. lolOriginally Posted by cactusEG
Seriously though, my buddy is from houston and he loves that chopped and screwed shit. I can't stand it. Then again, I couldn't stand southern rap 5 years ago. Then I got involved with Sha, who is from Florida. I couldn't stand east coast rap until 2 Pac died and I really had no choice. lol
Originally Posted by redGT
Not JT himself, but when people start putting rappers in their videos and songs, they become a part of hip hop culture. Sad but true.Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
Originally Posted by redGT
I see what you're saying, but I don't see it that way. And of the true hip hoppers, I've never heard/read one positive thing from them on JT's involvement in hip hop lifestyle. He has tried to incorporate himself in the style, but I don't see him fitting in. Later, QD.Originally Posted by B
I am sure the same people would say that skateboarding isn't a part of hip hop either.
Originally Posted by redGT
I'll be one of those. Skateboarding is NOT a part of hip hop. Skateboarding is a part of skateboarding. If anything, it would be closely associated with a more punk style music. That would be like saying the NFL is all cowboys and rodeos because the theme song is sung by country folks. Lolol. Later, QD.Originally Posted by B
run bmc, fatboys, easy e
I would disagree. MOST skateboarders listen to some form of rap music as well as other types of music. Pharrell carries around a skateboard in half his videos. Hip hop as a culture is extremely diverse. It seems to be consuming everything in its path.Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
It use to be just a black thing, then it spread across racial boundries, then across territorial boundries. Hip hop includes culture in Germany, France, Italy, Russia, Japan. It is everywhere.
Originally Posted by redGT
Oh, you know I can't disagree with you there. Any of that. What I can say is this:Originally Posted by B
Some skateboarders have incorporated some form hip hop into their lifestyle.
But that doesn't mean that hip hop has incorporated skateboarding. I can guarantee you that more hip hop people dislike skateboarding than skateboarders do like hip hop. Hopefully you can follow that mess, lolol. Later, QD.
I understand what you are saying, but if skateboarders are listening to rap music and rappers are carrying skateboards; it would be tough to completely dismiss skateboarding as a part of hip hop culture.
Either way, hip hop music is in a sad state right now and needs a "king" to take everything in a different direction.
Originally Posted by redGT
hip-hop is doing ok the only thing that is wrong with it is the major labels because they put the rappers on the stage and make them sell there ass
I could fuck this whole thread up by reminding everyone that Nelly had a country music star in his video. Hmmmm
Nah, better not do that.
Originally Posted by redGT
skateboarding is not apart of hip-hop but its not a bad look joining the two together
nelly is doing something new
what so funny ?Originally Posted by B
Originally Posted by seandonn
And what exactly is that?
Originally Posted by redGT
Originally Posted by cactusEG
Music that is chopped and screwed.
Originally Posted by redGT
trying to make more money then the regular hip-hop artist i guess i dont really fuck with nelly
i better ur the kind of person thats listens to nelly and t-pain..Originally Posted by B
i guess but i didnt buy the album but hip-hop changes but it will never suck
cuzz i dig i like all kinds of hip-hop im not a hater
I listen to T-Pain. That isn't rap though, that is R&B.Originally Posted by cactusEG
Originally Posted by redGT
c the real hip-hop is in mixtape i cant mess with the mainstream
no wonder u dont know what good music is.. and i never said it was hip hop, i said ur the type of person to listen to itOriginally Posted by B
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Come on QD, walk it out.
hahahahaha
Originally Posted by redGT
No, that is real RAP. There is no such thing as hip hop mixtapes.Originally Posted by seandonn
Originally Posted by redGT
hip-hop is a life style not just music
Because I listen to T-Pain I don't know what good music is?Originally Posted by cactusEG
Originally Posted by redGT
I think that was said once or twice.Originally Posted by seandonn
Originally Posted by redGT
wow u must not go to the hood that much i get mixtapes 5$ a pop loc
ownedOriginally Posted by seandonn