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step one wrote:I hate being reminded that J Cole has a Rap career
true. he sounds like if wayne truly went off the deep end.even at his most experimental & high weezy is still way more about "bars" than thugga
100%Versive wrote:As I've said earlier, I think Droog's current material is better than Nas's latest material. Others have echoed this and are rightfully mad about it.
that there's a shit load of people whose ears are about as useful as an arse on the elbow?EMCEE DARTH MALEK wrote:but the fact that so many out there bought into the conspiracy should tell you something.
another good point.Kace wrote:Yeah basically it's like KRS-One said "You got to have style, and learn to be original".
step one wrote:I hate being reminded that J Cole has a Rap career
x 
as that song he did about Nas. Holy fuck was that ever LAAAAAME, word to Jay-Z.No, they didn't say that.Mindbender Futurama wrote:Busta Rhymes says in some article recently: "These kids nowadays all sound alike. Back in my time, we had a De La Soul. A Queen Latifah. A Tribe Called Quest. An E-40. A Dr. Dre. And everyone sounded different. It's all messed up now." Lil Wayne said something similar. Nas said basically the same shit too in an interview this summer.
step one wrote:Trying to act like the biting thing is a modern phenomenon is ridiculous though. Pick a hot rapper from any era and you'll find at least 4 or 5 imitators who found varying degrees of success.
And if the song you're talking about is Meteor Hammers, I think Ghost has the first verse and Bronson the second. And I think Bronsons is better, but whatever.EMCEE DARTH MALEK wrote:When I first heard action bronson it was on RZA's chamber music joint featuring him & ghost. I heard the first verse and i'm like damn, ghost is a little off today. Then ghost starts rapping.
Since then I've kind of dismissed bronson. I will check for the odd joint. I liked the stuff with party supplies. But I even went so far as to miss a free show cause 'fuck it' (incidentally ghost & rae were performing 2hrs later, made it for that).
Now i'm in a crisis though. I like yung thug & droog even though they are biters of perhaps a higher caliber. I wish nas was still nasty & wayne was still rapping. These young dudes won't blow my mind with some real next shit, but i can slip into their music comfortably like an old pair of sneaks.
Can't a rapper fall off in peace anymore?? You miss a couple albums and then some young dude comes out sounding like you and scoops up your fanbase. Is this how kool moe dee felt?
I don't want to eat teriyaki wok with a bitch look like an ewok. I do want to save that hoe like danny glover. And... fuck it, i might just ride off into the sunset with bronsolinio...
jukeboxvandal wrote:its 2014..
we are post biting..shit dont matter anymore like it usta.. the internet killed regional styles in rap just like it did to graffiti. ASAP raps like he grew up in houston instead of harlem.. shmurda makes chicago drill music. baltimore thugs rap like they are from baton rouge .. Nas is a white kid .. and ghostface is a fat chef.. and joe badass does his best Leflaur Leflah Eshkoshka impression.
who fuckin cares anymore maaaaaaaaan
nowsmh homophobia tho?Mindbender Futurama wrote: looks like Ras Kass was right about "hip hop fags"
