i wish more people appreciated the hood 
I'm sorry but if you don't hit clubs or don't live in the hood, u can't tell me what's hot!
- Thread starter Ronnie Lott
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Black_Panther_JS
Superstar
And we not even sayin u need to be involved in the street shyt. Not every nikka is bangin & slangin.
Look at Kendrick. He dont bang or slang, but he from the hood. I bet if nikkaz fukk wit him, he got some Bloods AND Crips that will handle that for him.
Go to the hood. Be around ya people
Kendrick jumped some crips, robbed a house an was in the car wit some nikkas who were having a shootout
Yeah, cuz of peer pressure.
thatrapsfan
Superstar
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
If you are not paying attention to what the DJs are playing and what people are asking them to play then yeah. What people have a good time to is real important to what's hot. What is killing the clubs in major cities during the summer is what dictates songs of the summer.
Though I think the technology aspect is going to get better because you can see what people play monday through thursday, casual listening times as far as who is getting 'spins'
The internet/technology will never paint the whole picture though.
Though I think the technology aspect is going to get better because you can see what people play monday through thursday, casual listening times as far as who is getting 'spins'
The internet/technology will never paint the whole picture though.
Black_Panther_JS
Superstar
he still did it
and it's more cause he was around it his whole life
Peer Pressure ain't gonna make you rob a fukkin house when you already cool with them
FOH, your generation only listened to whats trending and popular.
nikkas aslo spew this nonsense and then in the next breath say Pac, Biggie, Nas, Wu tang were the best
The thread clearly states if you aren't social then you can't say what is hot.
What does you post have to do with this thread?
What other people find "hot" is not necessarily "Hot" to me, not that hard to understand B
The thread clearly states if you aren't social then you can't say what is hot.
What does you post have to do with this thread?
What is hot is hot... thats what the thread is about. This has nothing to do with opinion.
real talk, if you don't frequent the clubs, or be in the streets heavy. You can't tell people what's a club banger . You can't say what's hot in the streets
@BrothaZay @Buckeye Fever
Facts
Alright breh, so tell us what's hot @Ronnie Lott
And we not even sayin u need to be involved in the street shyt. Not every nikka is bangin & slangin.
Look at Kendrick. He dont bang or slang, but he from the hood. I bet if nikkaz fukk wit him, he got some Bloods AND Crips that will handle that for him.
Go to the hood. Be around ya people
Didn't you get robbed on Slauson in Cali?
Drip Bayless
Superstar
lotta soundcloud rappers are whats hot now honestly
Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
Hot is not really an organic thing and I don't remember the thread starter being great at commentary on the actual culture of hiphop at all.
Hot was always manufactured and marketed.
it was never an organic grassroots creation or black term originally.
Hot is and always was a manufactured pop realm term.
It was never a real cultural grassroots term.
It was applied by art houses in the music business during the disco day to show the come up of marketing disco to white listeners in the boom of disco on the radio.
then applied as a term from white pop pr.
Hot was never a black term.
that was always a white radio disco term or a white valley girl term description.
That was then applied to the urban market in the sales spike era erroneously.
So, even saying hot like it is a black term is offbrand and sending people off from the real.
Hot is one of the very few terms coined from white marketing meetings in the radio gay disco era.
It was never a black term originally and one of the few white coined terms that black culture was forced to appropriate by sellout rap labels in the late 90's and early 2000's as a marketing ploy.
Art Barr
Hot was always manufactured and marketed.
it was never an organic grassroots creation or black term originally.
Hot is and always was a manufactured pop realm term.
It was never a real cultural grassroots term.
It was applied by art houses in the music business during the disco day to show the come up of marketing disco to white listeners in the boom of disco on the radio.
then applied as a term from white pop pr.
Hot was never a black term.
that was always a white radio disco term or a white valley girl term description.
That was then applied to the urban market in the sales spike era erroneously.
So, even saying hot like it is a black term is offbrand and sending people off from the real.
Hot is one of the very few terms coined from white marketing meetings in the radio gay disco era.
It was never a black term originally and one of the few white coined terms that black culture was forced to appropriate by sellout rap labels in the late 90's and early 2000's as a marketing ploy.
Art Barr