[QUOTE="dezert_storm, post: 12445681, member: 23014"]Exactly...it takes a certain breed of fake and cowardice to diss a legendary MC like Rino. Im convinced that the realness and sophistication of certain MCs just intimidates weak minds like certain people in this thread. Theyd rather listen to Lil Wayne rap about downing sizzurp than hear some real shyt like this [/QUOTE]
For real brother, respect for your real words. You worded it perfectly, it takes a certain BREED of fakeness and foul disgusting individual to disrespect a good brother like K-Rino who is a Hip Hop legend an pioneer, like why would you disrespect him for? Unless you are a despicable devilish scumbag. There is just no need, it's anti righteousness, this goes way beyond music, no-one has to like the music, they can even critique it if hey want, but when you start having disrespect for a brother like K-Rino, that won't be tolerated without a rebuttal, and I'm certain there would be a strong rebuttal shall we say if this was offline, but as it's online the real people got to represent. It isn't just even solely K-Rino, it's all Hip Hop pioneers and legends, like show some fukking respect. All these brothers and sisters allowed Hip Hop to thrive and flourish, they have given so much to us, and scarified for us, they paved the way, and what people gonna try do? shyt on them? For what purpose? To troll and bait someone on a internet forum? That is an example of no morals of principles, or care, concern of love for Hip Hop. I would never diss a legend and pioneer without merit like that, should have some dignity when speaking on them. If we want people to respect Hip Hop, we should start respecting the people who REALLY are Hip Hop, I do and so do others, but some just have careless unnecessary disrespect and hatred in their heart, it's not productive at all, it's counter productive because then the world looks at us fukked up, and disrespects us in the past, present and will do in the future, if one doesn't respect themselves how can they expect to receive respect from others?. Yes no doubt, intimidation again is the perfect accurate word, that's what it is, some peo hate realness, substance and power, they get shook and project it into warped bitterness.
For real brother, respect for your real words. You worded it perfectly, it takes a certain BREED of fakeness and foul disgusting individual to disrespect a good brother like K-Rino who is a Hip Hop legend an pioneer, like why would you disrespect him for? Unless you are a despicable devilish scumbag. There is just no need, it's anti righteousness, this goes way beyond music, no-one has to like the music, they can even critique it if hey want, but when you start having disrespect for a brother like K-Rino, that won't be tolerated without a rebuttal, and I'm certain there would be a strong rebuttal shall we say if this was offline, but as it's online the real people got to represent. It isn't just even solely K-Rino, it's all Hip Hop pioneers and legends, like show some fukking respect. All these brothers and sisters allowed Hip Hop to thrive and flourish, they have given so much to us, and scarified for us, they paved the way, and what people gonna try do? shyt on them? For what purpose? To troll and bait someone on a internet forum? That is an example of no morals of principles, or care, concern of love for Hip Hop. I would never diss a legend and pioneer without merit like that, should have some dignity when speaking on them. If we want people to respect Hip Hop, we should start respecting the people who REALLY are Hip Hop, I do and so do others, but some just have careless unnecessary disrespect and hatred in their heart, it's not productive at all, it's counter productive because then the world looks at us fukked up, and disrespects us in the past, present and will do in the future, if one doesn't respect themselves how can they expect to receive respect from others?. Yes no doubt, intimidation again is the perfect accurate word, that's what it is, some peo hate realness, substance and power, they get shook and project it into warped bitterness.