Hip-Hop Hasn't Really Changed At All (It's Just Like It Was Back In The Day, but More Diverse)
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GorillaWitAttitude
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Hip-Hop to me is kinda the same. You have your good and bad. Plus Battles are coming back in style. So, our hip-hop culture is a long way from dead. Plus I see ? on here talking bout Nicki Minaj ? ain't hip-hop. Lil Kim did the same thing in the 90's. Plus to me you got Drake he reminds me of someone em hmm Montell Jordan. Another ? pointed out the resemblance too. Only thing is now that we have more Whites coming into hip-hop. However, it will always be ruled by Blacks. Because that's mainly what we represent. Especially, in the urban areas. I used to be that ? that reminisced and said hip-hop sucks now. We just refuse to accept the new regime. Tell me your thoughts. I think that it's gonna keep being active. As long as we have Kendrick Lamar, Lil B, Lil Boosie, and etc w'ell be fine.
Plus, even though we troll on here sometimes with the Lil B they're people who are really considering him our generation's Pac. If you agree or disagree that's your opinion. This thread isn't bout dat. What this thread is about is appreciating hip-hop for what it is. It's time we STOP ? about the culture. At least it's still active and be grateful for that.
Just admit it you all just miss the late 80's and 90's.
Plus, even though we troll on here sometimes with the Lil B they're people who are really considering him our generation's Pac. If you agree or disagree that's your opinion. This thread isn't bout dat. What this thread is about is appreciating hip-hop for what it is. It's time we STOP ? about the culture. At least it's still active and be grateful for that.
Just admit it you all just miss the late 80's and 90's.
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what the ? @ the lil b is this generation's tupac ?
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ROZAYTABERNACLE wrote: »what the ? @ the lil b is this generation's tupac ?
Did you read the underlined part? I'm dead serious that's what some think. I like his music, but I think we have to wait to make that comparison. Plus the last thread Lil B wise was half serious. -
DJ-Mista-Em wrote: »it has changed from having trend setters to trend followers
We still in the early 2010's doe fam. Trend setters will come in a year or two. -
tries to talk about hip hop...
posts rnb ? ...
? thy self... -
Montel Jordan was not Hip Hop...smh
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soulbrother wrote: »Montel Jordan was not Hip Hop...smh
To me he kinda bordered in it. Sure he wasn't a rapper, but he did the hip hop kinda stuff. -
GorillaWitAttitude wrote: »soulbrother wrote: »Montel Jordan was not Hip Hop...smh
To me he kinda bordered in it. Sure he wasn't a rapper, but he did the hip hop kinda stuff.
No sir..he sampled one hip hop record for one hit song...that does not constitute Hip Hop -
soulbrother wrote: »GorillaWitAttitude wrote: »soulbrother wrote: »Montel Jordan was not Hip Hop...smh
To me he kinda bordered in it. Sure he wasn't a rapper, but he did the hip hop kinda stuff.
No sir..he sampled one hip hop record for one hit song...that does not constitute Hip Hop
Also, I put him in because Drake does kind of have that resemblance. Drake is the mr. nice guy and so was Montell Jordan. Get the point? Anyway, the point is we should be appreciative of what we have. -
No I don't get your point..Montel was an R&B singer who made R&B music....where is the Hip Hop connection..GorillaWitAttitude wrote: »soulbrother wrote: »GorillaWitAttitude wrote: »soulbrother wrote: »Montel Jordan was not Hip Hop...smh
To me he kinda bordered in it. Sure he wasn't a rapper, but he did the hip hop kinda stuff.
No sir..he sampled one hip hop record for one hit song...that does not constitute Hip Hop
Also, I put him in because Drake does kind of have that resemblance. Drake is the mr. nice guy and so was Montell Jordan. Get the point? Anyway, the point is we should be appreciative of what we have.
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dudes need to be open to educating themselves about what hip hop culture is about instead of making up their own notions.
its ? obnoxious. why even make threads like this. -
Wtf is this ? talking about..somebody please tell me..how old is the thread starter...
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? , sit down. Someone please clap this thread.
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we need to really address this lil b ?
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ROZAYTABERNACLE wrote: »what the ? @ the lil b is this generation's tupac ?
? co sign. Comparing lil b's lyricism to that of the "Hennessyyyyyy and enimiessssss" rapper is disgusting. -
Y'all comparing dis ? to Pac???
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Lmao bruh..
YouthGorilla sometimes you make sense sometimes you don't. Thread is ridiculous.
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Cmon.I was playin wonder why they call you ? the other day.u straight distespectin pac comparin him to lil b.who cares what others think.you put him up there.half them ? clownin anyway
That montel dude dont rap so how is he in ur thread?
Hip hop should change.keepin it the same aint a good look.
aslong as the standard remains which it other doesnt in these times although we still got great artists holdin it down for us
*still confused why you would put hip hop in the title then post an r n b singer* -
Why does everyone on here always say that tha luv for Lil' B ain't real?
? been in tha game for a lil minute, that's something most people can't say. So that negates that whole shade and convelude to tha brush off -
Busta Carmichael wrote: »Lmao bruh..
YouthGorilla sometimes you make sense sometimes you don't. Thread is ridiculous.
I knew this thread would come out wrong. However, I take the L for this I ain't perfect. -
Lil B is pac wit a better ear for beats
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There's 2Pac Shakur and then there's Lil' B
The city of Oakland (and Merin) have blessed tha world with cultural icons. -
- The Black Panthers
- 2pac
- Lil B
- Too $hort
- Pinky (say watchu want but she's famous as ? , npi)
Honorable Mentions
- Spice 1
- Richie Rich
- Mista Fab
- Ant Banks
- Felix Mitchell -
MoneyLuver wrote: »- The Black Panthers
- 2pac
- Lil B
- Too $hort
- Pinky (say watchu want but she's famous as ? , npi)
Honorable Mentions
- Spice 1
- Richie Rich
- Mista Fab
- Ant Banks
- Felix Mitchell
This ? put Lil B on his list and not 40 Water?...smh -
40 ain't from Oakland ?
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Anyway
Another Oakland honorable mention is Dru Down
