oh, its never okay. but people want to make it okay…because they like the music…but they try and try so hard to ignore the lyrics…their like in denial about it. they just dont wanna quit listening to it because they like the music…so they ignore the lyrics and continue to support the artist and give him money for such filthy lyrics. and most of the time…in rap music…the’beat’ isnt even made by the artist…its just something that came out of the sound-studio. the lyrics are whats made by the artist…which are filthy.
Why is it ok in rap music for the ‘artist’ to spew filth about women of all races, but wrong for others ?
Minnesota Boyz – [Run Minnesota] Official Video 2009
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how do rap artist and singers continue to make music without running out of things to talk about?
They did run out of things to talk about. This is why you get idiots like lil wayne and solja boy who do nothing but mumble incoherent phrases into a microphone.
Why do some people think all black people know every rap song?
I noticed that a lot of people from different races will start talking about random rap artist and songs when ever they talk to a black person as if we know every rap song or artist. Why do some people do that? I mean, I know some rap music and artists but I’m not that into all of that. I also would like to know why is it that when ever I’ve been in the car with some people of different races, they always have to turn on rap music. What’s up with that? Has anyone else experienced this?
EXACTLY!!
When I was in high school white people would approach me and all of a sudden start singing a rap song and talking about rap music as if I listen to it just because I’m black.
I guess they thought they could try and relate to me……..sad attempt.
Those people got on my nerves.
They strongly believe in black stereotypes and generalizations too.
Tech N9Ne – Artist Of The Week
Hip hops hardest working MC, Tech N9ne goes in on his two new albums, Sickology (in stores 4/28) and K.O.D. (in stores 10/27). Catch Tech on the 2009 Rock The Bells tour this summer.
http://www.therealtechn9ne.com/
1 Million albums sold and counting
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im lookin for some really thug gangsta rap music artist. nothing soft?
im looking for songs with beats kinda like blow the whistle by too short i want some really thug ass music plz help
Hood N-i-g-g-a. its a song. minus the (-) of course
*R I P Dolla: Rap Artist Dolla Shot And Killed In Beverly Center In LA Cali *Shocking News*
Dolla was killed on May 18, 2009 at approximately 3:10 p.m, while he and another rapper—DJ Shabbazz-waited outside the Beverly Center in Los Angeles after a shopping trip.
Police officer Karen Reyner said the victim and the gunman had been arguing before the attack. After the shooting, the gunman fled in a silver Mercedes-Benz. Later that evening, 23-year-old Aubrey Louis Berry was detained at the Los Angeles International Airport. His bail was set at $1 million
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How is bible God any different than modern rap music artists with his tribalism, bragging and use of violence?
if you take what God brags to Job about and put a baseline behind it, it very well could be 50 Cent or Ludachris talking trash
He merely represents a tyrannical dictator if you interpret the myths correctly, he’s like Adolph Hitler on steroids… Zeus hated mortals too… read the story of Prometheus.
Should people boycott sponsors and platforms of Rap Music?
Some sponsors of the Don Imus Show pulled their sponsorship from his program because of the content of his show directed toward the Rutgers Womens Basketball team. Does anyone know if some of those same sponsors also sponsor Rap music artists that use the same language in thier lyrics? If so, isn’t that extremely hypocritical, and shouldn’t people boycott those products, or platforms such as MSNBC and CBS, for the same reason that those sponsors pulled out from the Imus show?
The people who like rap are usually not the same people that listen to Imus. Rap music appeals to people that are rebelling against society. Obsenities mean nothing to them. Imus had a more central audience that were offended by his remarks and thus cost him his job.
Yelawolf – Artist of The Week (SXSW Edition)
One of the must see artists of SXSW 2010 was Yelawolf. We chopped it up with the Alabama native after his set at Urb Magazine’s SXSN showcase. We touched on everything from his box chevy to working with Outkast.
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