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    The idea that lyrical depth is important is silly and pretentious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro View Post
    The idea that lyrical depth is important is silly and pretentious.
    Its important if thats what you like lol. I like the club stuff more but you're wrong to say its pretentious.
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    Rap with the rude amount of ice and bling, thats not rap. Thats just disgusting.
    Rap with a message, thats rap.
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    Disgusting. And you call yourself a Texan....


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    I'm a white middle class British guy who listens to Nirvana and Sinatra, and i quite like rap when there's more to it than nines, bling and bitches.

    Also, while we're on the subject of rap, my personal favourite at the moment...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j50ZssEojtM

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexanderofmacedon View Post
    Disgusting. And you call yourself a Texan....
    There are Rappers from texas you dookiehead!!!
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    I have to say, "Drop it like it's Hot" was actually pretty nice for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Strike For The South View Post
    Its important if thats what you like lol. I like the club stuff more but you're wrong to say its pretentious.
    Quote Originally Posted by edyzmedieval View Post
    Rap with the rude amount of ice and bling, thats not rap. Thats just disgusting.
    Rap with a message, thats rap.


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    Not a whole lot, but I dig it's 2nd cousin...

    Reggaeton, mijo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexanderSextus View Post
    There are Rappers from texas you dookiehead!!!
    I was teasing him - we're from the same city in Texas.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kush View Post
    yeah i used to like his stuff alot, but he changed, started making all these corny songs, completely sold out to interscope, and on top of that there is evidence that he started rapping the way he did when he was so awesome, because he took a bunch of other people's styles and put it together.

    Examples of his stuff BEFORE he Bit other peoples steez.

    Eminem-Infinite(1996)

    Eminem-Tonight, and -Maxine. (1996)

    After He linked up with a New Jersey group called the Outsidaz (I live in NJ) he totally changed his style due to being in their group.

    EX:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXjN58aMAZI

    Notice he shouts out Outsidaz, and Young Zee and Pace Won, both members of the Outsidaz.

    Outsidaz Feat. Eminem-Macosa

    Outsidaz Feat. Eminem-Rush Ya Clique

    There is also evidence he stole from Cage...some say that its the other way around but i doubt it because Cage came out first.

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    Now examples of the WACKNESSSSS he turned into after he sold out to Interscope.

    Just Lose It

    Cleanin out my closet

    In response to his newfound commercialism and WACKNESS, PaceWon(his old friend from the Outsidaz) Dissed him with this track: Pacewon- Rap Music (eminem Diss)


    Granted some of his stuff was good even after he made it big,(especially the songs dissin Benzino and Ja Rule) but he went down hill after a while.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexanderSextus View Post
    yeah i used to like his stuff alot, but he changed, started making all these corny songs, completely sold out to interscope, and on top of that there is evidence that he started rapping the way he did when he was so awesome, because he took a bunch of other people's styles and put it together.

    Examples of his stuff BEFORE he Bit other peoples steez.

    Eminem-Infinite(1996)

    Eminem-Tonight, and -Maxine. (1996)

    After He linked up with a New Jersey group called the Outsidaz (I live in NJ) he totally changed his style due to being in their group.

    EX:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXjN58aMAZI

    Notice he shouts out Outsidaz, and Young Zee and Pace Won, both members of the Outsidaz.

    Outsidaz Feat. Eminem-Macosa

    Outsidaz Feat. Eminem-Rush Ya Clique

    There is also evidence he stole from Cage...some say that its the other way around but i doubt it because Cage came out first.

    Cage-Agent Orange


    Now examples of the WACKNESSSSS he turned into after he sold out to Interscope.

    Just Lose It

    Cleanin out my closet

    In response to his newfound commercialism and WACKNESS, PaceWon(his old friend from the Outsidaz) Dissed him with this track: Pacewon- Rap Music (eminem Diss)


    Granted some of his stuff was good even after he made it big,(especially the songs dissin Benzino and Ja Rule) but he went down hill after a while.
    That's a lot more in depth than I ever thought Eminem was. I'm not a huge fan, I just like a few of his songs.



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    yeah most people dont know about him and outsidaz...i prolly wouldnt if i didn't live in New Jersey.

    Eminem never responded back to the diss from his old friend PaceWon. He had beef with Canibus too and his diss track was better than Canibus's response, but after Em said a bunch of stuff talkin crap about him on a video, Canibus Responded back and totally destroyed him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMuDpffr_w0

    He destroys him on this one too (ZOMG he kills him so bad!!!) Curriculum 101
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    Flobots are the only rap that I listen to. Its nice that someone actually stands up for their convictions through music, even if I don't agree with them on all of it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro View Post
    Originally Posted by edyzmedieval View Post
    Rap with the rude amount of ice and bling, thats not rap. Thats just disgusting.
    Rap with a message, thats rap.
    I completely agree with that

    Quote Originally Posted by makaikhaan View Post
    Flobots are the only rap that I listen to. Its nice that someone actually stands up for their convictions through music, even if I don't agree with them on all of it.

    You my friend, sound like the type to dig Immortal Technique
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reverend Joe View Post
    I listen to very little. Didn't listen at all before I had heard of MF Doom; a rapper inspired by shrooms and comic books rather than crack is quite a refreshing change.

    By the way, anyone know of any other such out-there rappers?
    You might wanna listen to Aesop Rock, The Puppet Masterz, The Disposable Heroes of Hipocracy (rare but awesome, Mike Franti used to be MC), Meat Beat Manifesto, Food for Animals and the like. DJ Dangermouses "Grey Album" may be of special interest!

    Generally speaking:
    Besides all sorts of sound I have a very close relation to HipHop/ Rap. There are artists like Gangstaar, A Tribe Called Quest, The Beasties, EPMD, Eric B. and Rakim, Dre, Snoop, Knderzimmer Productions (German), The Pharcyde, Timbaland, to name but a few.

    There is good rap music out there, but 2 all of those bling bling shouting braindamaged hooligan rappers shouting over some mobile phone samples...my illustrious arse!
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    I like it, but mostly semi-underground kinda stuff. Like this. Or something more old-school like Jedi Mind Tricks. None of that gangsta or MTV stuff for me, no sir.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fragony View Post
    Rappers are to music what hooliganis are to football.
    Agreed, now if only my friends would see the light .

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    Most of it isn't really my thing but I can enjoy some rap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexanderSextus View Post

    You my friend, sound like the type to dig Immortal Technique
    Actually, no. IT seems to be very militant, whilst Flobots are pacifist. Plus, I find Flobots more musically appealing.
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    Rap is not for me, but I do dig one artist who raps, like an old soul record:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpdzEpGIqtY

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3U5oU8KdE3E

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaScfSldBAI

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30QtMpCnmS4

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    This is beyond rap though. I'm not sure how it would be classified. One clip seems to be from a jazz show. Anyway, a very underrated bassist/songwriter. Luv her style, luv her stuff ...

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    Masamune, that's pretty cool stuff. Never heard of 'r, but I dig it
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    I listen pretty much everything coming out. I'm hungry for the music, so producers are more important for me than the artists singing whatever they sing. I also listen a lot of instrumental mixtapes. Whole DMX discography is great. M.O.P., Cypress Hill, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, I have been listening everything from them for a long time now. Nas had great albums till Street's Disciple album came out. Luda has some great stuff and Wu Tang also.

    I mean I haven't been listening the lyrics for over 8 years now. It's all about the beats, the music. All that Beefing and throwing punch lines between various artist, was kind of fun few years ago. At least some of the best beats are on the background of those tracks.

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    after seeing Tom Cruise hilarious dance to a rap song on the movie Tropic Thunder my respect for rap is kinda restored...and for Tom Cruise also....man that was funny
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    Quote Originally Posted by Praxil View Post
    I listen pretty much everything coming out. I'm hungry for the music, so producers are more important for me than the artists singing whatever they sing. I also listen a lot of instrumental mixtapes. Whole DMX discography is great. M.O.P., Cypress Hill, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, I have been listening everything from them for a long time now. Nas had great albums till Street's Disciple album came out. Luda has some great stuff and Wu Tang also.

    I mean I haven't been listening the lyrics for over 8 years now. It's all about the beats, the music. All that Beefing and throwing punch lines between various artist, was kind of fun few years ago. At least some of the best beats are on the background of those tracks.
    ur gonna like Raekwon's Only Built for Cuban Linx 2 it has beats produced by NECRO!!!!
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    http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=0uQ_X6nQ8xk

    Odd video of a song with the most striking lyrics wrote in french for the last thirty years. (damn it's already ten years old. Si I am....)

    http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=-hhi-l...eature=related

    la Rumeur, le monde ivre", "the drunk world". by far the best lyrics in contemporary french rap. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Rumeur

    and also http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=R0AKWW...eature=related also ten years old, alas.... a song about one of the band's leader going back to Togo, and being treated a nigger by his cousins, felling like sitting between two chairs.
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    Don't know how many of you have heard this. I think it's quite unique. Great music.


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