BmoreGorilla
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Its just a debate. At the end of the day its hip hop but I question some of this bullshytYou gotta love these "I decide what's hip hop" threads.
Is this really hip hop?
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Ghpstface
Kanye West fan
These nikkas aint singing and if you knew music you would know these are samples
This is the type bullshyt im talking bout. Now you need to fukk outta here
you're an idiot. just say you dont like the new rappers and shut the fukk up.
BmoreGorilla
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Some of these nikkas aint even rapping tho. August Alsina was one of the XXL freshmen. That's some
BmoreGorilla
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I like plenty of new shyt just not bullshyt
RAP music has always been the way it is now. listen to the marley marl combat jack ep where marley is calling somebody a "disco rapper" from back in the day. theres always been a separation between b-boy shyt and club shyt. do the knowledge.
its all called rap music btw. ive heard a lot of artists labeled "hip-hop" that can never be called rap. look at the "hip hop" charts and tell me why youre holding on to that pretentious marketing buzz word...
its all called rap music btw. ive heard a lot of artists labeled "hip-hop" that can never be called rap. look at the "hip hop" charts and tell me why youre holding on to that pretentious marketing buzz word...
Ghpstface
Kanye West fan
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
Theres a way to do it right. I posted OPP one of the greatest club songs of all time
thats a raw record, it became a club record much like any song can "become" a pop song...because of the way it ends up being treated
theres big difference between that and a joint like missy's "work it"
BmoreGorilla
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I posted that song just for that reason. Im not trying to knock anything but its hard to tell the difference between R&B and hip hop sometimes these days
Why do producers take the blame for how strict sample laws are nowadays?
2 things.
1. A lot of these "trap" producers love to sample, and make different types of shyt. Producers period like to experiment with different shyt.
2. The rappers they show the beats too choose the generic trap beat.
2 things.
1. A lot of these "trap" producers love to sample, and make different types of shyt. Producers period like to experiment with different shyt.
2. The rappers they show the beats too choose the generic trap beat.
BmoreGorilla
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Your right to an extent. Your average teenager making beats on his bedroom doesn't know shyt about sampling unless he's studied the culture
raoulduke187
All Star
it's evolution, nothing ever stays the same
I fukk with some of the new songs so it's whatever
I fukk with some of the new songs so it's whatever
BmoreGorilla
Veteran
sometimes shyt doesn't evolve the right way. Its evolution that a white Aussie chick who raps in a fake Southern accent was one of the hottest in the game this year
Nope it isnt hip hop
soulja boy lil jon etc we can thank 4 the bs that goes on today
soulja boy lil jon etc we can thank 4 the bs that goes on today
Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
Depends on what wave you're on. Damn near all of those RVIDXR KLVN nikkas sample because they come from the early 90s hypnotize minds school of production. Lex Luger was actually a backpack/sample type guy. Ty $ was the one who produced "toot it and boot it" for YG...and he taught mustard.