Macklemore Doesn't Rap With a "Blackcent" Nikkaz Still Hate Though

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They are 70% of the population...they by default buy more records and attend more shows. Not only are they the majority of the fans but they control distribution side and promotion as well....The sheer fact that Eminem put a ceiling on all CAC rappers and Macklemore made it despite that is unbelievable breh


I'm not a fan of his music or message but let's not act like we don't have a monopoly on this rap shyt.

I can't even name 10 succesful white rappers in a majority white country
Misguided and miss informed lol

We don't have a monopoly on shyt. Because we don't control the game. Macklemore was pushed outside of rap circles again he didn't make it despite anything he made it by skipping over black audiences all together. By the time hip hop knew who macklemore was he was multi plat.

I reiterate my point. Theybusiness behind rap will abuse CAC privilege to make white artists successful when they choose to. Then categorize them as rap despite having given them a pop push and audience in that market first, rejecting the "urban" audience. They knew if tried to break macklemore with all the other rappers in the same circle he would not fair as well.

Having the most performers in rap be black does not constitute a monopoly because they don't hold any significant power over the business side.
 

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Misguided and miss informed lol

We don't have a monopoly on shyt. Because we don't control the game. Macklemore was pushed outside of rap circles again he didn't make it despite anything he made it by skipping over black audiences all together. By the time hip hop knew who macklemore was he was multi plat.

I reiterate my point. Theybusiness behind rap will abuse CAC privilege to make white artists successful when they choose to. Then categorize them as rap despite having given them a pop push and audience in that market first, rejecting the "urban" audience. They knew if tried to break macklemore with all the other rappers in the same circle he would not fair as well.

Having the most performers in rap be black does not constitute a monopoly because they don't hold any significant power over the business side.


It's not abuse though is it ? Isn't it just a case of whites supporting their own ? His message doesn't resonate with n!ggas at all so why even bother targeting them ? That doesn't make any sense

Breh you are now getting into semantics about genre ....he raps and makes hiphop music PERIOD Whether he should be included as pop or hiphop is subjective. Shouldn't Nelly and Nicki face that same fate ? You wouldn't put Drake into Pop/RnB category would you ?

The "urban" community ain't sh!t.... as you've seen with n!ggas complaining about Kendricks "i" (a fukking Isley brothers sample with a positive message is called corny) yet Ross get major burn for pushing bullsh1t ducktales
 

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It's not abuse though is it ? Isn't it just a case of whites supporting their own ? His message doesn't resonate with n!ggas at all so why even bother targeting them ? That doesn't make any sense

Breh you are now getting into semantics about genre ....he raps and makes hiphop music PERIOD Whether he should be included as pop or hiphop is subjective. Shouldn't Nelly and Nicki face that same fate ? You wouldn't put Drake into Pop/RnB category would you ?

The "urban" community ain't sh!t.... as you've seen with n!ggas complaining about Kendricks "i" (a fukking Isley brothers sample with a positive message is called corny) yet Ross get major burn for pushing bullsh1t ducktales
It isn't just a case of whites supporting their own they are doing it over black artists while making black music.

Nelly and Nicki etc had to make it in the urban market then cross over and get that same machine behind them. I don't get what's hard to see here not the same thing.

I'm not gonna deem what is relatable to urbana audiences lol
 
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It isn't just a case of whites supporting their own they are doing it over black artists while making black music.

You might be right with rock and mordern soul (america loves british cacs)

but hiphop ? Line up total black hiphop artist sales and grammies vs cac rappers


It's not even close :madiba:
 

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You might be right with rock and mordern soul (america loves british cacs)

but hiphop ? Line up total black hiphop artist sales and grammies vs cac rappers


It's not even close :madiba:
Sales for record labels... Aka white execs and owners

Your missing the point. No monopoly with no ownership. Let's no pretend majority of album sales don't go to record companies
 
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Sales for record labels... Aka white execs and owners

Your missing the point. No monopoly with no ownership. Let's no pretend majority of album sales don't go to record companies


You keep moving the goal post but hey ....do you breh
 

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Nothing was moved I addressed all your points and you choose to disagree so just be honest about it.

Not really. I'm pragmatic and you hold a gripe against white rappers in majority black genre. I don't.....so let it be
 

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Not really. I'm pragmatic and you hold a gripe against white rappers in majority black genre. I don't.....so let it be
Let me make it simpler for you

If black people had a monopoly on rap as you say then there would be no fear of loss of the control of the art form because they could dictate what goes and who is involved. As it stands they are just employees in the system not the owners but they generate the wealth via creative output hence the problems...

Now it you still have questions after this seek help outside the thread.
 

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Let me make it simpler for you

If black people had a monopoly on rap as you say then there would be no fear of loss of the control of the art form because they could dictate what goes and who is involved. As it stands they are just employees in the system not the owners but they generate the wealth via creative output hence the problems...

Now it you still have questions after this seek help outside the thread.

More black successful rappers than white ones. Facts. :gotdamnbreh:

Control was lost when music became a product. Facts :gotdamnbreh:

What problems ? that's my only question

so let me get this right.....white record labels gave black rappers distribution and promotion to a majority white market for over 30 + years. They made these guys millions by selling millions of records to the same majority white audience ...yet as soon as a white rapper caters to that very audience a couple years down the line and gets support it's a problem.... even though there's 100 plat black rappers and 5 white rappers at best ?

You are jaded.Facts:gotdamnbreh:
 

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Thats not the argument, the argument is that "average white rappers" get bigger push than talented black ones, when theres subpar/average black rappers who get bigger pushes than talented artist too.


and average black rappers get pushed more than talented black rappers
 

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More black successful rappers than white ones. Facts. :gotdamnbreh:

Control was lost when music became a product. Facts :gotdamnbreh:

What problems ? that's my only question

so let me get this right.....white record labels gave black rappers distribution and promotion to a majority white market for over 30 + years. They made these guys millions by selling millions of records to the same majority white audience ...yet as soon as a white rapper caters to that very audience a couple years down the line and gets support it's a problem.... even though there's 100 plat black rappers and 5 white rappers at best ?

You are jaded.Facts:gotdamnbreh:

Your history of hip hop is warped. Black rappers didnt just go to white labels and pop off :mjlol: It didn't go like that. Nothing worth debating beyond that point. Your tap dancing like a pro
 
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