Growing Out of some hiphop
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Im 32 i remember when em Came out i was on the height of my puberty full of rage and I really loved all That wierd ? like Kim Or cleaning out my closet..Im white low middle class which doesnt helped Either..When i Listen to that ? now im like ok little buddy smoke a Blunt get your ? together forget That ugly ? ..its gonna be ok..Same with a lot of waynes ? ...Or dudes like immortal technique who throws Random conspierence Theories around to make IT looks smart..
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End boss.. what the hell are u even talking about?
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270crownst wrote: »End boss.. what the hell are u even talking about?
Man im just trying to contribute something to this Site, the Same mf making the Same threads Since years is Getting boring..Maybe i suck right know but i try..that was just some random ? but ich have Seen a lot worst on here.. -
270crownst wrote: »End boss.. what the hell are u even talking about?
He's talking about growing out of certain songs or hip hop sub categories.
When i was younger and waka flocka dropped oh lets do it and slim dunk was around.
I was all for that young reckless fighting in the club/shoot out ?
Now that im older and i hear that chief keef ? im like wtf wrong with this crazy lil ? lol -
I know what you mean, I been listening to hip hop my whole life its my culture. Its ironic that I post here because I rarely listen to Hip Hop and never listen to new ? . Although I still check for battle rap on a regular basis, I find myself gravitating to podcast and in depth hip hop interviews these days.
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Thats some of the reasons why i Never got into the Flashy ? ..who the ? is Driving around in his Honda with his swatch on mean mugging ? to Stuntin like my Daddy?
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What helps me to keep enjoying old ? is listening to a little bit of everything in every genre. I even try listening to these new age artist. Most of them suck, but I always find a few gems everytime. If I get tired of the new ? I go back to my personal classics and vice versa.
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Thats some of the reasons why i Never got into the Flashy ? ..who the ? is Driving around in his Honda with his swatch on mean mugging ? to Stuntin like my Daddy?
Bling Bling Era was great for hip hop, 99.9 % sure hip hop made the most money during that era, I never drove a Honda always drove Chevys fyi stunting like my daddy went over your head that was an uplifting song wasnt meant to drive around mugging to it, but inspire you to achieve certain things. Another ironic thing is im interested in getting a Honda now lmfao. -
Yup, just an exemple for me is dave east hes Either Hit or miss with his tracks right now. Im Not the Type of mf who listens to canibus in the Club, But at least some words Gotta make sense to me when i want some random ? up dudes earling i Ask the dude or Hoe standing next to me..
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That doesnt mean that a Honda is Bad at least you got a ? car, i drive a Chevy 2016 that ich worked my Ass of for 4 years..but im still Not Stuntin like its a Bentley, my watch costs 2000 Not 200000 and im Ok with that..The Recipe wrote: »Thats some of the reasons why i Never got into the Flashy ? ..who the ? is Driving around in his Honda with his swatch on mean mugging ? to Stuntin like my Daddy?
Bling Bling Era was great for hip hop, 99.9 % sure hip hop made the most money during that era, I never drove a Honda always drove Chevys fyi stunting like my daddy went over your head that was an uplifting song wasnt meant to drive around mugging to it, but inspire you to achieve certain things. Another ironic thing is im interested in getting a Honda now lmfao. -
I've grown out of most of the hip hop I loved in terms of it doesnt really represent the person I am anymore, but I can still go back from time to time and appreciate it and I def still love it and bring back old memories, like when I went to A3C this year, I was hype for all that old school ? .
Some examples tho are Big L and all that satanic ? or NWA with its not giving a ? , TI and his tough/cocky guy rhetoric, or Bone and their high all the time ? . That stuff used to really contribute to my mental make up and how I acted towards people in general, how I dressed, spoke, what I thought was cool and not.
Now i'm more middle of the road and mainly listen to guitar based music, the topics just resonate a lot more with me now, my struggles are more internal... I've just grown out of the pack mentality and embrace what I like, i'm not into what anyone else thinks is cool anymore and hip hop is often a barometer of what is popular at the time.
Also with lyrics, more is less, and rappers have really ran out of ? to talk about, it gets embarrassing. Honestly if it weren't for so much ? rap music post 2009 I may have never been able to refresh my life. Thank ? for Soulja Boy and Lil B. Special thanks to Drake and Kanye as well. -
I most definitely outgrew Eminem quickly
As I grew up and started having real live black people problems the ? he was talkin about became frivolous at best
It was already unrelateable (I think I made that up) but it became downright comical and irrelevant as I moved up in age from a preteen to a teen to a young adult -
The one thing we all have together is that we grew up up with hiphop and That it represents different Stages of our lifes..sometimes i wanna Flip out to Bone crusher never scared that ? Song brought me two counts of aggreveted assault...I rather have ? problems like buddens now..
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It's mainly the corny gimmick raps I've grown out of. You connect with some music because you can relate to it. As you grow you change.
There are a lot of timeless records I'll never grow out of though. -
BackInWhite wrote: »I most definitely outgrew Eminem quickly
As I grew up and started having real live black people problems the ? he was talkin about became frivolous at best
It was already unrelateable (I think I made that up) but it became downright comical and irrelevant as I moved up in age from a preteen to a teen to a young adult
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Last album I really connected with was GKMC, TLOP was good but there wasnt enough substance there.
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Busta Carmichael wrote: »BackInWhite wrote: »I most definitely outgrew Eminem quickly
As I grew up and started having real live black people problems the ? he was talkin about became frivolous at best
It was already unrelateable (I think I made that up) but it became downright comical and irrelevant as I moved up in age from a preteen to a teen to a young adult
Lol that ? officially lost me when he asked me if I had ever been hated or discriminated against
As a ? ?
Sure! -
Whats great though, you may grow out of some tunes or albums, but the nostalgia of that song/album normally has me still look back fondly on the music.... Like yeah Em for example, I may not be the same nutcase doing some crazy stuff as a teenager, but his first two albums take me back to that fun/careless part of my life...
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BackInWhite wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »BackInWhite wrote: »I most definitely outgrew Eminem quickly
As I grew up and started having real live black people problems the ? he was talkin about became frivolous at best
It was already unrelateable (I think I made that up) but it became downright comical and irrelevant as I moved up in age from a preteen to a teen to a young adult
Lol that ? officially lost me when he asked me if I had ever been hated or discriminated against
As a ? ?
Sure!
Lol em been hated and discriminated against to. Them ? was giving him hell when they though he was homophobic. Not to mention he stayed catching flack in hip hop for being a white rapper -
TI's music....the older I got, the wacker his ? is to me.
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BackInWhite wrote: »Busta Carmichael wrote: »BackInWhite wrote: »I most definitely outgrew Eminem quickly
As I grew up and started having real live black people problems the ? he was talkin about became frivolous at best
It was already unrelateable (I think I made that up) but it became downright comical and irrelevant as I moved up in age from a preteen to a teen to a young adult
Lol that ? officially lost me when he asked me if I had ever been hated or discriminated against
As a ? ?
Sure!
lmaooo the exact line i was thinking of.
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I listen to alil bit of everything aslong as it's good. There's times I wanna chill back and listen to Nas, Budden etc on some lyrical ? , then there's times I wanna crank some ignant Future ? .
Can't say I outgrew anything, cuz I never listened to wack ? .
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Hendrix_NoJimmy wrote: »270crownst wrote: »End boss.. what the hell are u even talking about?
He's talking about growing out of certain songs or hip hop sub categories.
When i was younger and waka flocka dropped oh lets do it and slim dunk was around.
I was all for that young reckless fighting in the club/shoot out ?
Now that im older and i hear that chief keef ? im like wtf wrong with this crazy lil ? lol
? it wasn't that long ago. lol
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In my younger days I was in the club screaming out I'm in looove with the coco but now I'm grown
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You're talking about rap music. Hip-Hop is defined as a culture, that consists of more than just rapping. Hip-Hop is not a style of music or some fad.
But on topic, it's not necessarily growing out of music, it's just your perspective changes as you mature. You may become more open-minded, more close-minded or take a liking to a certain frequency.
You may have so-called matured to the point where Wayne ain't saying ? to you, but I may start to see the genius in what he does as the years go by. There's no laid out path, or definite direction on which way you "grow".
For instance, as a teenager, I wouldn't have given Future the time of day, because I was stuck on what I liked at the time. But as an adult, I see the artistic value in his approach towards music. Same goes for a lot of these non-traditional artists that I wasn't trying to hear in the past. On the flip side, I no longer see the value in the rappity rap style, as I feel like they're marginalizing the musical integrity of rap music. -
So nobody is going to check this crackka for ? on Immortal Tech....Get the ? outta here.
