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1. While I agree with Ice-T, he is way to old to even admit Soulja Boy is relevant.
2. Soulja Boy proves he is a moron and anyone that buys his music is what plagues society.
3. Ninjas need to all STFU until after the election b/c this is sad and pathetic.
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Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
Jeezy who haha nice. You have a point on him. I'm still kind of young, so I guess that's why I brought his name into this.
Atlanta's best is/was OutKast. Period.
Soulja Boy isn't from Atlanta though, so I guess we should get back to The King vs. the B1tch.
yea but T is G mayne. he needs to chill and continue to do what he does best... not FVCK wit wack A$$ soulja boi...
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Originally Posted by broski2
How long are you all gonna preach the they arent gonna last sermon. You all act like no other state or region makes 1 hit wonders. When there arent ANY hits coming from anywhere else. By hits, i mean opinions aside, based on sales and radio play.
Since you quoted me im going to reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by JITB
Me personally, as in my opinion. Could give two sh1ts about their career. Im just throwing facts out there. Sure this kid is making money, is he a moron? Hell no. He's playing the money game right. Will it last, no.
It's just a fact. No hating from this end, just thought I'd post up my .02cents that's all.
yea other states have hit wonders..... buT THE SOUTHSIDE OF THE US>has the RAP GAME ON LOCK, but yea enuff of the whole Ice t and SOulja boi thing.. IM DONE with that
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Originally Posted by broski2
whatever that means! :goodjob:
LOLOL @ that. Later, QD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black4DrEK
Black t-shirt so all you see iz the A
Turn on the tv and all you see iz the A
You n1ggas better make up a dance to try to get radio play
Keep on snapin your fingers
I ain't goin away
-The Game
All this "whats hot in the A" made me think of that verse.
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Originally Posted by broski2
Exactly!, step your **** up and quit complaining.. because the game changes!
well not as old school as 80's rap... but still a 12 year old album... so its old school in my book...Quote:
Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUspb0gFprIQuote:
Originally Posted by JITB
2:54 is where it starts. I don't think he meant it that way, but you have a point. They do need to step up their game. Only the strong will make it at the end.
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Originally Posted by broski2
naw he really did.. he said it on and interview a few times..people thought he was clownin on the south, he was really clownin on rappers downing the south...Game understands change!
Lolol. Later, QD.Quote:
Originally Posted by JITB
I think i will :DQuote:
Originally Posted by JackMaster
There are a couple of things that are bothering me about this this discussion;
1 is the several posts that have mentioned SB creating "club music" and getting people to dance. I dance all of the time and I frequent several clubs around Atlanta. None of them play SB on the nights I attend and, I have never once attempted to do his dance. I was raised on Hip-Hop and I've been a B-Boy my entire life. I dance more than all of the people I personally know that are in SB's target audience &/or are a part of his fan base. There is absolutely nothing about "superman dat hoe" or "youuuuuuu" that makes me want to move (unless you count all of the dry heaving or my bowels). The only nerve SB strikes in me is one that reminds me of hacks that manage to sell their music with the Hip-Hop/Rap tag attached to it. Believe it or not, people were dancing to Hip-Hop long before the likes of SB and I have yet to go to a club (in any city) where Dr. Dre's "Nuthin' but a G-Thang" didn't pack the dance floor.
The other this is, why when someone criticizes something popular they are considered a "hater". Personally, I think Ice-T should have been a little more tactful in his statement but, other than that, he spoke on his distaste for this kid's product and the effect he sees it having on the music he loves. I felt he should have used a little more tact due to his OG status in the game but, at the same time, he was "keeping it real", and well all know how important that is to most people these days. I find the "hate" aspect of this discussion so funny because I heard the same comments being made about Run DMC when Hammer was creating "club music" and "making people dance again". According to Hammer fans, Run DMC was old and bitter. Most Hip-Hop fans simply didn't respect or appreciate the type of music Hammer created. To compound that, Hammer took it upon himself to take shots at Run DMC claiming that they were jealous of his success. This thing with Ice-T is the 2nd time SB has pulled a Hammer. In no way, shape, or form am I saying he shouldn't defend himself or his "music" but, to turn a blind eye to the many many cats that paved the way for you to be successful is simply blasphemous.
Personally I think SB music is abysmal, his dance is everything that wack aspires to be, and his talent exists only in the mind of that weird guy you always see on the train, even if you never take the train. I've produced more complex music using the touch tones of a phone & I've spit better lyrics while imitating Jessie Jackson after drinking 12 shots of tequila. With that being said, I do respect his hustle. He utilized what he had to get his crap out & he kept doing what he does until he got the results he wanted.
so Texas,Florida,GA,New orleans, etc. arent in the game???? TELLL ME IM WRONG and tell me what you think got the rap game as of now!!!!????Quote:
Originally Posted by quickdodgeŽ
An animation company came out with a cartoon of him and Ice-T. Funny as hell.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZ4ycHTOkyk
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Originally Posted by twinj
soulja didnt make it, he has a animation production company Broken Equipement under his wing..that been doing rap movies on you tube for a minute. And he took them under his wing..under his SODMG entertainment group he has.
check em out.. they got some funny videos...lol
http://www.youtube.com/user/filnobep
I will edit.Quote:
Originally Posted by JITB