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I would take the time to download a Limp Bizkit/Young Money collabo album. That is more than I can say for the previous Limp Bizkit or Young Money albums.
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Feb 27, 2012 07:10
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Just a clarification from someone who's music-stupid: Basically Immortal Technique is an rear end in a top hat, that's the bottom line that I'm getting from this? I've never (and probably will never) be within 100 miles of him so I have no clue about any of this poo poo.
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Feb 27, 2012 07:19
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SLAMMYsosa posted:Waka Flocka for sure but you should check out Slim Dunkin too. Menace II Society (which has Waka and DJ Holiday shouting all over it) and Twin Towers 2 (collab with Waka Flocka) mixtapes go hard. I know this is a couple pages back, but I have to ask: Does Slim Dunkin being murdered over a piece of candy detract from his 'hardness'? RIP Slim Dunkin
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Feb 27, 2012 08:27
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Max Overthruster posted:It definitely seems like something Cash Money's doing to expand the brand into rock music. Birdman and Slim are both in their 40's I believe, and they might not be quite with it as far as what the kids are into these days like they were 5, 10, 15 years ago. Piggy-backing on that, this is the same label that put out "Rebirth.." angrytech posted:Just a clarification from someone who's music-stupid: I met him and he was pretty nice actually. But yeah overall he's a huge fucker.
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Feb 27, 2012 08:33
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Immortal Tech is the other end of frat rap where you get high and make conspiracy theories. He was always overrated, IMO but he did some buzz initially. edit: Birdman and Limp Bizkit sounds like Vanilla Ice/Suge Knight all over again. Birdman rips people off so I doubt they will walk away from that arrangement happy. He's squeezing water from a rock and they are wishing on a star. Its like the divine comedy of music. temple fucked around with this message at 08:57 on Feb 27, 2012 |
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Feb 27, 2012 08:51
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Limp Bizkit x Cash Money by William Shakespeare
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Feb 27, 2012 09:21
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SLAMMYsosa posted:For me it's a combination of taking himself really seriously, being really bad, having worse fans and being a prick to the rappers who have to share the stage with him. Is that so? I really like some of his material, and it's expensive and inconvenient for me to see him, so I've decided to save for the gig and beers because he plays here in Denmark close to my birthday. He's always had an attitude to the point where it's about as charming as a kick in the nuts, but what you describe sounds seriously hosed up to the point where I wouldn't want to go. I've only heard good things about his shows, but then we're quaint scandinavian bufoons who go borg borg and don't really get the chance to see Tech more than every other year if we're lucky and willing to travel 
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Feb 27, 2012 16:55
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angrytech posted:Just a clarification from someone who's music-stupid: No he's also a pretty lovely rapper
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Feb 27, 2012 18:22
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Tias posted:Is that so? I really like some of his material, and it's expensive and inconvenient for me to see him, so I've decided to save for the gig and beers because he plays here in Denmark close to my birthday. Oh that's another thing. I saw him twice, and A YEAR LATER he played the same tired setlist of all of his "hits". Like, literally opened with the same song, had the same bullshit crowd hype (EVERYONE YELL gently caress DA POLICE! I BET SUMMA YOU HAVE DADDY'S IN THE POLICE! gently caress YO DAD), I mean I know that's par for the course for some rock bands but I've never heard of any rapper repeating a setlist song-for-song, especially a year later. I went there on a date and thank god she got bored about 30 minutes in and we left early.
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Feb 27, 2012 18:27
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Death grips just got signed to epic records? game done changed.
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Feb 27, 2012 18:42
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Jock Mocken posted:No he's also a pretty lovely rapper
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Feb 27, 2012 18:50
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the black husserl posted:Death grips just got signed to epic records? game done changed. Yep, new video as well. Pretty different from the rest. No yelling. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIrKSqb4H4A&feature=youtu.be
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Feb 27, 2012 18:55
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the black husserl posted:Death grips just got signed to epic records? game done changed. im not sure what that says about the rap game because they arent really part of it, they just have rapping in it. that came out way snootier than i meant it to but oh well.
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Feb 27, 2012 19:13
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Mike Tysons CARFAX posted:I know there's a decent amount of Cam'ron fans in here and personally I never got really into him, where's a good place to start with him? The only songs I'm really familiar with are Killa Cam, Triple Up and a few others off Killa Season. I have no idea what else of his to check out/is he doing anything these days? Late on this but I'd listen to them in this order: Come Home with Me Dead or Alive Purple Haze (Best album, less accessible I guess) Killa Cam Crime Pays (Underrated as gently caress)Get It In Ohio Killa SeasonWet Wipes Skip Confessions of Fire he stole DMX's flow on that CD. SDE is ok I guess but I haven't listened to it in like a decade so maybe I'm a terrible fan. He puts out a mixtape with his protege Vado every 6 months or so it seems with varying quality so if you're looking for newer Cam'ron there's been a ton of it since Crime Pays.
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Feb 27, 2012 20:26
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farmtrill posted:im not sure what that says about the rap game because they arent really part of it, they just have rapping in it. that came out way snootier than i meant it to but oh well. Thats like saying Drake isnt part of the rap game.
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Feb 27, 2012 20:49
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Harminoff posted:Yep, new video as well. Pretty different from the rest. No yelling. I miss the yelling  ..speaking of yelling...  Someone, anyone: why punk poo poo is making its way into rap? Tyga did this too in that Rack City video. Lady Gaga did it like 2 years ago, and I am seeing it more and more. I don’t believe for a second that Lil Wayne has ever heard Anti-Cimex, DIRT, or Aus-Rotten. I’m not mad, but I just don’t get it. Is it just cause it looks cool? If so, fine, whatever, it does look cool. But I don’t hear punk bands having influence on rap or hip-hop at all (say for Doomtree, maybe Death Grips and a few others). Either musically or lyrically. And that goes double for Lil’ Wayne and Tyga.I could put, literally, thousands of words to the page about how punk bands like those on Wayne’s vest run totally counter to the ideas YMCMB presents through their music and lifestyle, but that’s for another time. Can anyone explain this? aniero fucked around with this message at 01:52 on Feb 28, 2012 |
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Feb 27, 2012 21:46
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aniero posted:
aniero posted:it does look cool. I doubt Lil' Wayne puts any more thought into his clothing other than "That looks cool."
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Feb 28, 2012 04:18
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I am just lol'ing heartily at the idea of someone being mad legitimately because Lil Wayne has appropriated the punk rock aesthetic without respect to the ideas of the genre. Tupac used to wear weird leather poo poo too though
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Feb 28, 2012 04:31
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chopper city posted:I am just lol'ing heartily at the idea of someone being mad legitimately because Lil Wayne has appropriated the punk rock aesthetic without respect to the ideas of the genre. I hate to stereotype but every "punk" I've ever met is so self-righteous about that poo poo. The idea of "YOU CAN ONLY WEAR OUR CLOTHES IF YOU KNOW OUR AESTHETIC AND FOLLOW IDEOLOGY" drove me nuts and is why I don't really associate with people who are still doggy-paddling in whatever is left of the genre.
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Feb 28, 2012 04:38
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quote:idea of someone being mad legitimately because Lil Wayne has appropriated the punk rock aesthetic without respect to the ideas of the genre Back that fuckin train up. I'll say again, I'm not mad. Just confused. As someone who caught lovely looks & jeers at nearly every hip hop show I went to for for years for wearing punk poo poo, this legitimately confuses me. I won't bore you with the bullshit, but on more then a few occasions I was told I "wasn't welcome" at shows and that even wearing that poo poo is somehow racist or offensive to "their" genre. I've actually had these conversations, I've had a tooth knocked out over it. So, yeah, it confuses the ever loving poo poo out of me. I'm asking a question, either answer or ignore it. To quote Archer "Dont be lovely". aniero fucked around with this message at 05:49 on Feb 28, 2012 |
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Feb 28, 2012 05:45
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Lil wayne wore a shirt that said "COMMUNIST" on it in that Jay Sean video. Food for thought.
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Feb 28, 2012 05:51
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the black husserl posted:Lil wayne wore a shirt that said "COMMUNIST" on it in that Jay Sean video. Food for thought. 
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Feb 28, 2012 05:57
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aniero posted:As someone who caught lovely looks & jeers at nearly every hip hop show I went to for for years for wearing punk poo poo, this legitimately confuses me. Lil Wayne is a celebrity. You are not.
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Feb 28, 2012 06:21
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Christ, people, take the hint.
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Lil Wayne has more money than sense and he tries way too hard. I dig Danny Brown's emo flip and he's more authentic to me. I'll defend any rapper doing something genuinely different. But Wayne is the cock rock Kiss version of hiphop and its corny as all hell still.aniero posted:Back that fuckin train up. I'll say again, I'm not mad. Just confused. As someone who caught lovely looks & jeers at nearly every hip hop show I went to for for years for wearing punk poo poo, this legitimately confuses me. I won't bore you with the bullshit, but on more then a few occasions I was told I "wasn't welcome" at shows and that even wearing that poo poo is somehow racist or offensive to "their" genre. I've actually had these conversations, I've had a tooth knocked out over it. So, yeah, it confuses the ever loving poo poo out of me. I'm asking a question, either answer or ignore it. temple fucked around with this message at 07:48 on Feb 28, 2012 |
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the black husserl posted:Thats like saying Drake isnt part of the rap game. cmon, really? drake collabs with loads of rap dudes, he is part of the scene/culture. deathgrips arent part of that world is all im saying, they are a band with a dude rapping in it. they arent out smoking blunts with lil wayne and doing songs with waka
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farmtrill posted:they arent out smoking blunts with lil wayne and doing songs with waka if that's your depiction of the rap scene then I feel very sorry/bad for you
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Feb 28, 2012 08:34
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the black husserl posted:Lil wayne wore a shirt that said "COMMUNIST" on it in that Jay Sean video. Food for thought. Red just isn't his color, both literally and metaphorically. Actually, I don't think I know anyone who looks good wearing a red shirt. It's just a bad color to wear, I think.
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Feb 28, 2012 14:42
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RCarr posted:I doubt Lil' Wayne puts any more thought into his clothing other than "That looks cool." Or the fact that his stylist buys it for him and tells him to wear it.
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Feb 28, 2012 15:39
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He's not uhhh the most fashionable 
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Feb 28, 2012 15:48
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If he seriously pays someone to dress him like that, I think he needs a new financial advisor, because drat
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mistermojo posted:He's not uhhh the most fashionable I honestly think the Sizzurp broke his brain, hence Carter IV and I'm not a Human Being and whatever that is in that pic.
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The Rooster posted:I honestly think the Sizzurp broke his brain, hence Carter IV and I'm not a Human Being and whatever that is in that pic. I'm not a huge Lil Wayne fan in the first place but I wish he would do more songs like "I Feel Like Dying." Ya know, sing all about how sizzurp is destroying his brain n poo poo.
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Feb 28, 2012 16:05
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To confirm though, that is a Make-a-Wish kid seated behind him, right?
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Feb 28, 2012 19:03
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I feel like Roscoe Dash has been been on Top 40 Radio for 3 years now. And Hopsin is really popular with kids my age for whatever reason.
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Roymega posted:if that's your depiction of the rap scene then I feel very sorry/bad for you you know exactly what i mean so get off your high horse fight music guy, wayne and waka are 2 relevant cultural signifiers i used as an example, to properly define the 'rap game' is going to be an essay long post. we can all sit here and pretend that anything with a rap in it automatically makes it part of the 'rap game' but that would make for some confusing admissions. for example limp bizkit have a much more solid claim to being part of the rap game than death grips do, they are signed to cash money and have collabed with quite a few rap dudes, hell, fred durst has even rapped over a premo beat. is saul williams part of the rap game? is kid rock part of the rap game? do blondie get a pass because of that one cars n bars n stars song? does anyone care? what does the 'rap game' mean to you?
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Baron Patsy posted:
Some pretty awful people on that list. Not Danny Brown obviously.
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