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shock humor ain't on some lowest common denominator shit? come on! it's lowest common denominator to suggest that there can only be one degree of shock humor. this thread badly needs a resurrection of the rape donkeys speak not on what you don't …
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Yes. That's why I am inquiring about other media... specifically rap metal. If you want to start a thread about the sadly wanning state of rap metal, I will meet you over there, with this certified classic in tow:
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Oh jeez. Can you recommend any recent rap metal releases? Aren't you too smart for all televsion?
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I'm fairly certain she shares a fan base with Carlos Mencia. I'm fairly certain you're completely wrong. I'm not a fan of Silverman, per se, and I agree with most of the criticism in this thread - her smarmy persona is beyond grating, ironic racis…
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And for T.I., videos for that album were all over BET everyday. Kise were going bonkers and my sistafriend brought it to my crib to listen to. He was popular. Underrated? You sure you're thinking of I'm Serious? Because that album was notoriously …
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if bleeks records were half as entertaining as this interview was i'd be half as likely to not listen to them.
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No, Hammer, I was not talking about your mother. yo man, if you think that we dissed anyone in your matrionical background, i apologize
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One of the best hip-hop ALBUMS ever.
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How can i be a member of Neyo's roaster??
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yes, blackmale[/b] them!
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"Knuck if you Buck"? I love that song.
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Ia m not sure about your demographic but these are not your white suburban kids. Nor are the demographics I speak of. There are very few whites younger than college age in DC.
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12-18 year olds... We sell commercial joints to the older crowd that can actually drive and classics and indie to the younger crowd. But hey we are borderline hood where we are at so maybe we are disconnected. Here's the thing though, only a very s…
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suburban white kids are growing up yelling n*gga at eachother and thinking they are living the hip-hop life because their moms are driving bmw's and their fathers have rolexes. This is a reality but it has less to do with hip hop and more to do wit…
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Uh, does "The Message" count? Or "White Lines"? (And yeah, I know "White Lines" didn't begin as an anti-drug song). So we've now identified two artists over the course of thirty years and thousands of pop rap hits. That still seems like a statisti…
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i think the mims beat is pretty crazy. too bad about the rapping.
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People seem to get so uptight about this music right now. If you're listening to popular rap expecting to hear meaningful, heart-felt lyrics you can identify with, then you've missed the boat. Was there ever a boat? Sure, Public Enemy were huge bu…
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Insiders ... bunch of people that never liked rap to begin with. What are you insinuating about Jonny Paychecks?
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Do you know anyone over 16 who cares about rap anyway ? You sound white.
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hip hop blogging is dead.
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I am thinking that a volume on 1990s rapp records would be impossible.
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--Anyone know if an updated edition is planned for corrections/omissions? Freddy has an omissions pdf on his site, though it's still far from complete. (although that's pretty much an unattainable goal, i think). As I understand it, there are no pl…
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happy birthday, player.
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Little Dude Olympics.
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I liked KRS' line about needing more local MCs on the radio. KRS must not listen to the radio very often. Anywhere.
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As for BWS
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"I AM POPSIKE" - called it.
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4 of 16 people found the following review helpful: metacinematic examination of mob-raising tactics, which has been mob-razed by reviewers, January 2, 2007 Reviewer: Raphael Zimmerman (Prescott, AZ USA) This film contains so many individual elements…
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circumvision (4 days ago) I love that he punches a woman while wearing a bear suit and then says "don't be frightened." (Reply)