Str8 Outta Fagville - Tranny Diss Track To Young Buck + Update: Crying Tranny Accepts $2K Hush Money

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Buck and his tranny friend really need to take this collaboration seriously. This could be as big as Logic's suicide song. With the climate the way it is today socially, and the way they love to throw homosexuality in our faces, the powers that be will fund them 100%.

Drop a video where y'all can give a visual of some sort of affection or enjoyance of each other's company
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The bag is there. The question is how bad does Young Buck want it?
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Maybe someone that knows more about rock can input, but does rock go thru changes like rap does? Cuz the rap of each era sounds different than the next. Even the beats sound different as well as the area it's from. Maybe because there's such variety in the music. Like the old school melodies like rakim and run dmc sound different from like the big and Pac era and then to the Chicago drill rap. Like I don't know if maybe the genre always changing tends to push back the previous era. I mean look at all the rappers now. Not a lot of the guys from maybe ten or fifteen years ago are still consistently making music. It's a changing genre so that could be a factor.

dunno if its already been said, replied right when i saw this, but the answer is yes. absolutely it does. rock is an umbrella with a ton of subgenres , and even those subgenres morph and change and spawn new subgenres every couple years. rarely is anyone a "fan of rock"... usually fans of a specific sound , subgenre, scene, or cluster of bands.

rap does this too, but for some reason it doesnt get its just-due and people just lump everything together. thats why you have people constantly comparing artists that have no business being mentioned next to one another or writing comments like "what happened? back in my day they could spit" on the comment section of Lil Xan videos. or stations like Hot 97 who will play Lil Pump at night, but then have a 50 year old DJ come on the same very station in the morning and shyt on "mumble rappers"

im not sure why. its not an age of the genre thing, because rap has been around what...35 years? now more than ever there are subgenres and rap-influenced artists who arent rappers (like Post Malone) but get lumped into everything .

we're already kinda starting to see rap branch legit subgenres with different audiences and there literally is a lane for everyone, of all ages and backgrounds, normal shyt, weird shyt, etc...

its only the :flabbynsick: heads who go on about "the culture" who keep everything lumped together for some weird reason. maybe they're still used to only getting one or two stations on the dial.. the "urban" stations..not realizing the world's moved beyond radio...

do people think "the culture" was the same around hair metal and prog rock in the early 80s? both rock, technically, but with drastically different scenes and audiences

but its false to think rock fans support all subgenres of rock from all eras. there are dozens and dozens of bands from the grunge / alt era in the 90s who were popping, that are struggling today or have moved onto the 9-5 family life thing.

rock's lionized acts like rolling stones etc... will always be supported. but...so will rap's . thats why jay is still touring, nas is still dropping music, etc..
 

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@eastsideTT excellent points. Yeah I feel you on the different subgenres for each music genre. I think the rock artist used as an example earlier in the thread was the rolling stones which of course are a huge act with a long career. Most of the old school rappers aren't really doing their thing much now. I think only Jay could go on a major tour like he did or currently is, since he had a long career. I wonder if Biggie and Pac were alive today would they be able to sell out world tours as well. Most of the old school guys aren't really too active, far as I know. I wonder if there's much of a demand to see some of them on tour.
 

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@eastsideTT excellent points. Yeah I feel you on the different subgenres for each music genre. I think the rock artist used as an example earlier in the thread was the rolling stones which of course are a huge act with a long career. Most of the old school rappers aren't really doing their thing much now. I think only Jay could go on a major tour like he did or currently is, since he had a long career. I wonder if Biggie and Pac were alive today would they be able to sell out world tours as well. Most of the old school guys aren't really too active, far as I know. I wonder if there's much of a demand to see some of them on tour.

tough to tell because they died so young. especially with BIG...in the grand scheme of things he really didnt have that much material out there when he passed.

but i think the nostalgia act thing in hip hop is already big and will only get bigger. just like how baby boomers who pay to go see the rolling stones. ppl in their 40s...making a bit of money now...not relating to whats currently popular... who out of that group wouldnt want to pay to go see Rae and Ghost do Cuban Linx in its entirety for a night? i think we'll see shyt like that, plus reunion tours, label tours, etc.. get more and more popular. i mean its already half way there. its just kind of a shame that the early early rap generation missed that boat. im sure in the late 90s and early 2000s some old heads then would have liked to go see nostalgia tours from their 80s legends.

we're just starting to see our legends get old, so it'll be interesting. before it was legends dying untimely deaths or unfortunately trying to stay in the game and keep up until it got to be embarassing.

its a crazy topic and something i could talk about all day. but a start would be for people to finally not lump everything into just RAP and realize there are rap-influenced artists who arent actually rappers, and theres no need to compare them with someone making drastically different music that just happens to be at a similar bpm with rhyming words
 

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dunno if its already been said, replied right when i saw this, but the answer is yes. absolutely it does. rock is an umbrella with a ton of subgenres , and even those subgenres morph and change and spawn new subgenres every couple years. rarely is anyone a "fan of rock"... usually fans of a specific sound , subgenre, scene, or cluster of bands.

rap does this too, but for some reason it doesnt get its just-due and people just lump everything together. thats why you have people constantly comparing artists that have no business being mentioned next to one another or writing comments like "what happened? back in my day they could spit" on the comment section of Lil Xan videos. or stations like Hot 97 who will play Lil Pump at night, but then have a 50 year old DJ come on the same very station in the morning and shyt on "mumble rappers"

im not sure why. its not an age of the genre thing, because rap has been around what...35 years? now more than ever there are subgenres and rap-influenced artists who arent rappers (like Post Malone) but get lumped into everything .

we're already kinda starting to see rap branch legit subgenres with different audiences and there literally is a lane for everyone, of all ages and backgrounds, normal shyt, weird shyt, etc...

its only the :flabbynsick: heads who go on about "the culture" who keep everything lumped together for some weird reason. maybe they're still used to only getting one or two stations on the dial.. the "urban" stations..not realizing the world's moved beyond radio...

do people think "the culture" was the same around hair metal and prog rock in the early 80s? both rock, technically, but with drastically different scenes and audiences

but its false to think rock fans support all subgenres of rock from all eras. there are dozens and dozens of bands from the grunge / alt era in the 90s who were popping, that are struggling today or have moved onto the 9-5 family life thing.

rock's lionized acts like rolling stones etc... will always be supported. but...so will rap's . thats why jay is still touring, nas is still dropping music, etc..
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Went through high school during the G Unit/Shady peak. Kind of sad to see so many names I knew from that era be so irrelevant and seemingly in financial problems. I remember Ja Rule once said rap doesn't really respect older acts the way rock respects classic rock, or he meant there isn't really a "classic rock" lane in rap. Aerosmith and other classic rock bands tour and bring in tons of money and they're adored and treasured. They aren't labeled old news and disregarded for sounding like the era they are from.
That music was always hot fukking garbage. As a b-boy during that era, I’m pissed they ever got put on. fukkin nasally dopehead rapping about killing his mom :dahell:

Eminem and G-unit was made for white trash fourth graders in baggy white t-shirts
 

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The pure disgust in his voice and me :dead:




The tranny has a diss song out on you Buck!:why:

What the fukk!:what:
In the video Buck from his own words said I hope they can move past this and remain friends and I'll even help you record new music when you come back to Nashville.:gucci::leon:

Buck fukking said that.:to:

That means he knew the tranny on a personal level and that they were close enough to record music together.:lupe:

The tranny in another interview said Buck was helping it make music and get its career poppin.:ooh:

Buck didn't even deny it. When you are begging and pleading doesn't that mean you're guilty. An innocent person would always be calm because they know the truth so they wouldn't even entertain it let alone raise their voice.:mjlol::mjcry:


CHILDHOOD fukkING RUINED !! :mjcry: RUINED !!:damn:
 
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