I can generalize too....lets not get started on that "n" word they can't seem to let go even tho they know what it represents lil buddy
Only because people like you let them use it.
White people care more about classic/good hip hop than black people.
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Only because people like you let them use it.
Yeah this has always been the case, because black people didn't listen to Rakim,LL,Kane,Biggie,Pac,Dre,Snoop,Bone,Wu Tang when they were out...GTFOH.
I said OLD SCHOOL hip hop acts. Obviously when they were still hot they weren't considered old school and nikkaz supported them. But once they're time in the spotlight was over nikkaz moved on to something else.
NV-ME
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bullshyt. i follow lil b (for comedy) on twitter and every person repeating that "fuk my bytch" or "fuk me in the arse" bs is white.
white people follow just as much nonsense as black people
white people follow just as much nonsense as black people
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White people may think lil b is funny but that's were it stops. White people aren't dissing old legends just because they're "old" and not hot anymore.
Thats respect.
Thats respect.
SuburbanPimp
Giving game to lames since the 90s
I won't say white people care more.. But it is sad to see black people disregard artist who try to bring something to the table rather than artists saying the same ol shyt over and over again over hot beats.
When we look back to this generation people will remember Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Nicki Manaj, Waka Flocka, Gucci, Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa
But then will overlook Lupe, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Big KRIT
When we look back to this generation people will remember Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Nicki Manaj, Waka Flocka, Gucci, Big Sean, Wiz Khalifa
But then will overlook Lupe, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Big KRIT
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I guess people don't take into account how much disposable income white people have as opposed to blacks either.
Another thing...older black people that grew up on that 80's-early 90's music don't worry about going to rap shows, they're in their mid 30's-40's and hip hop music isn't that big of a deal to them, does it mean they don't still enjoy those artists? No...but look in the crowd when Maze & Frankie Beverly or Earth Wind & Fire are at a festival...mostly black and that's cause rap shows are seen as a juvenile/immature event in most older black peoples eyes.
Another thing...older black people that grew up on that 80's-early 90's music don't worry about going to rap shows, they're in their mid 30's-40's and hip hop music isn't that big of a deal to them, does it mean they don't still enjoy those artists? No...but look in the crowd when Maze & Frankie Beverly or Earth Wind & Fire are at a festival...mostly black and that's cause rap shows are seen as a juvenile/immature event in most older black peoples eyes.
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-White people care more about Negro League baseball than black people
-White people care more about Jimi Hendrix than black people
-White people care more about historic Jazz music than black people
-Older white people care more about learning black history/culture than younger black people
-White people care more about hip-hop in general than black people, and are willing to PROVE it by buying albums/showing up at concert.
You might not like what I said, but I've seen all this with my own 2 eyes.
-White people care more about Jimi Hendrix than black people
-White people care more about historic Jazz music than black people
-Older white people care more about learning black history/culture than younger black people
-White people care more about hip-hop in general than black people, and are willing to PROVE it by buying albums/showing up at concert.
You might not like what I said, but I've seen all this with my own 2 eyes.
I could start a firestorm in this thread, but I will spare it.
Might be the most off base thread in coli history.
Might be the most off base thread in coli history.
Ain't no nikkas bumpin Jackie Chain.
you would be surprised
-White people care more about Negro League baseball than black people
-White people care more about Jimi Hendrix than black people
-White people care more about historic Jazz music than black people
-Older white people care more about learning black history/culture than younger black people
-White people care more about hip-hop in general than black people, and are willing to PROVE it by buying albums/showing up at concert.
You might not like what I said, but I've seen
all this with my own 2 eyes.
And all of this means what to you?