I'm so close to being done with Hip Hop

[Tetris v2.0]

Hip-Hop has technically been pretty awful since 2000. You mostly have to dig for the quality, but its gotten a lot easier. I feel bad for the people that still just listen to the radio or whatevers in the club.

 

[Non Sequitur]

how did you know all the middle schools are bumpin this

I was selling your little sister a Molly

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Listening to what 'classics' coli 'bumps in the whip' after listening to actual classics is always hilarity Yall actually think the garbage these dudes put out constitutes as good music.

Yo i dare yall listen to a best of jazz or something then play the new migo's mixtape straight after guaranteed comedy.

 

[Ronnie Lott]

Heard this song for the first time...

that shyt slaps! i dont care what nobody says. You act like this is the only type of hip hop out there. Go to any year of hip hop and there will always be horrible tracks that people dont like.

 

[blackslash]

First of, she's talking about a culture that some hip-hop inspired, not the concept of hip-hop itself- a bunch of white boys and girls in wealthy suburban areas who are doing all the things rappers pretend to be able to afford. Second, she's right. Most mainstream hip-hop is materialistic garbage. Her song is about the opposite of that. I'm not going to cosign the song, but the message > most of hip-hop right now. I don't care if she's white or a Martian. That truth has nothing to do with white privilege.

Nikka with all that basura u spittin

Its obvious what she talking bout and who she alluding to in dem lyrics

It has everything to do with white privilege

Ya she can easily make statements like those in that dumass song but thats cuz she comes a privileged background ...she doesnt come from a people group that has been fighting and is currently fighting to balance the scales in this country that took everything from us

Her message is garbage nothing but pretentious shytty garbage that doesnt look at the context of the black experience her dum cac ass is foreign to

 

[Big Skilly Films]

I got that justin beiber please beleive it...

 

[Tetris v2.0]

The emphasis on "youth" is also a big issue with rap. Millions of 25+ yrs olds on Twitter acting like KIDS trying to get on their level. Insanity. Frightening in fact how adult minds are being microwaved, while the kids will prolly grow out of it and become haters like us in a few years. Kids will be kids. Nothings more tragic than a man in his late 20s dressed like hes in MIGOS

 

[Kaypain]

Can't wait until Miley drop that rap album and watch it break Coli records for most posts in a single thread.

 

[The Real]

Nikka with all that basura u spittin

Its obvious what she talking bout and who she alluding to in dem lyrics

It has everything to do with white privilege

Ya she can easily make statements like those in that dumass song but thats cuz she comes a privileged background ...she doesnt come from a people group that has been fighting and is currently fighting to balance the scales in this country that took everything from us

Her message is garbage nothing but pretentious shytty garbage that doesnt look at the context of the black experience her dum cac ass is foreign to

Ok, so we both agree that the context of the Black experience is fighting to balance the scales. What does the trashy materialism of mainstream hip-hop have to do with that? And what does her attacking people's attachment to those things (and she's talking about all people- mainstream hip-hop is popular culture, and most of its fans are white, so most of the people following those rappers in latching onto those brands are white, too) have to do with her being white? The whole song is about criticizing materialistic culture. We should all be criticizing it.

 

[Kaypain]

Wtf is rep and why should I give a fukk?

 

[NvrCMyNut]

Ok, so we both agree that the context of the Black experience is fighting to balance the scales. What does the trashy materialism of mainstream hip-hop have to do with that? And what does her attacking people's attachment to those things (and she's talking about all people- mainstream hip-hop is popular culture, and most of its fans are white, so most of the people following those rappers in latching onto those brands are white, too) have to do with her being white? The whole song is about criticizing materialistic culture. We should all be criticizing it.

They are too busy living vicariously through those materialistic lyrics to hear you

 

[mson]

Migos is hot

 

[ROFL_GUY]

I was selling your little sister a Molly

so you admit you sell drugs to 6th graders

 

[blackslash]

Ok, so we both agree that the context of the Black experience is fighting to balance the scales. What does the trashy materialism of mainstream hip-hop have to do with that? And what does her attacking people's attachment to those things (and she's talking about all people- mainstream hip-hop is popular culture, and most of its fans are white, so most of the people following those rappers in latching onto those brands are white, too) have to do with her being white? The whole song is about criticizing materialistic culture. We should all be criticizing it.

Nah she lacks the black experience and is foreign to it to speak on hip hop's culture take on these jewels and baguettes and what it means to us and why we have this attatchment

SO u got this disgusting filthy cac bytch condescendingly speaking on hip hop culture's fascination of these outward signs of success as "something we dont understand something we're not apart of, we can have it" etc.

Not understanding the context of why we do this

Blacks dont own shyt in this country
We came from royalty yet we were stripped of everything in this country
Were slaves who worked under the tyranny of the white man
Our whole identities tied to those cacs

Fast forward

We've tasted freedom
Though uphill...we now have the chance to taste of success
And now we are currently fighting to have the black man be a GREAT presence in the capitalist world of the U.S

Ya we're gonna brag bout chains cars jewels and sht...we've just started to taste freedom and the chance to see monetary excellence
Until we've founded our people firmly on an equal basis to these cacs on the scales...the black man will continue to struggle against the certain insecurities


But lemme find out a cac tryna tell us we're too obsessed with money

Smack a cac talking reckless like that

As if we not currently fighting to balance these scales

 

[The_King_of_Everything]

shyts crazy

Btw kinda off topic


but when is someone gonna diss this bytch



for dissing and talkign down on hip hop from her comfortable ass white privilege seat

what does she say