The Latino, Jews, Arabs and c00ns have killed NY Hiphop

[skeetsinternal]

nyc name-drop for the clout as usual

you don't really have an issue with non.blacks adopting the culture & saying nikka cause if you did you'd make a thread about all the mexicans & various asians out west in those hoods

different regions contributed different elements
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i said in another thread how nyc brought it in & it was like a mental sport nyc valued the art of it
i would give the midwest the contribution of soul

now the elements that have become over emphasized & weaponized are the gang culture from out west & the trap booty club simp culture from down south

the pushers the run the record business machine know it's easiest to appeal & override folks by aiming for the most base aspects of human existence

so here we are in the regionless internet era stuck on some bs

but really i know all this is finna turn into is ot posters sucking up thee.city

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Yea I do. You can't assume I don't off this one thread. I have made numerous threads and posts about this subject matter.

I really don't know shyt about Mexicans and Asians out west. Maybe you or someone can enlighten me.

Thanks for your contribution to this thread btw

 

[010101]

Yea I do. You can't assume I don't off this one thread. I have made numerous threads and posts about this subject matter.

I really don't know shyt about Mexicans and Asians out west. Maybe you or someone can enlighten me.

Thanks for your contribution to this thread btw

bro what i do know is this is a point you harp on

it can't be nyc alone

because it's happening where you are & everywhere there are non.blacks living among us consuming the culture

you can talk about the issue without talking about nyc because it is not a nyc issue

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[HarlemHottie]

But how they taken over NY rap is because c00ns wanted access to non black p*ssy. I remembered the late 90s and early 00s where people like Ma$e, Puffy, Hov, and others were obsessed with non-black women and were blinded by access to them.

This. I don't think bm are just randomly chasing (and playing themselves for) these women for no reason. Every bm I talk to tells me they crazy and, while the p*ssy may seem good, I suspect that's more a factor of their craziness. (I've noted before how extreme ups and downs of any nature make a relationship feel more... intense.) Yall are being led, the same way bw are.

I always say, whenever the music changes to where bytches gotta dance right, bw become fashionable again. When it's just two-stepping and shyt, latinas can rock. Note how the music changes, you'll see where they trynna take us.

 

[intruder]

nyc name-drop for the clout as usual

you don't really have an issue with non.blacks adopting the culture & saying nikka cause if you did you'd make a thread about all the mexicans & various asians out west in those hoods

different regions contributed different elements

The problem is many people want to say groupX invented suchAndSuch gnre/style as if the way things come about is one person in said group goes in a lab and pulls shyt out of thin air. Truth is most things that come about are influenced by others before it. Like some clown want to believe that everything is invented in America and has no root anywhere else.

• Thought i seen this video of Africans from Zimbabwe or something breakdancing as early as mid to late 50s.
• R&B has evolved but came from Afro-cuban rhythm influence.
• I thought i saw a video of James Brown talking about the early beginnings of rap and it had something to do with Louisiana.

But NY is NY so they get all the props there is to get

 

[skeetsinternal]

bro what i do know is this is a point you harp on

it can't be nyc alone

because it's happening where you are & everywhere there are non.blacks living among us consuming the culture

you can talk about the issue without talking about nyc because it is not a nyc issue

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Ok so basically you don't know shyt?

 

[Black Steph Curry]

I blame the South and their obsession with strip clubs and general degeneracy that crept into Hip Hop.

The South emasculated hip hop..

Stfu yankee doodle.


Pretend as if shiny suit nikkas like puffy and ma$e ain't usher in tha era of big trick, poppin bottles in tha club shyt we see today.

while at tha same time down south nikkas like ball&mjg & ugk kept they pimp hands extra strong.

Be honest you prolly one of them funny islander nikkas tht feel like they got some authority to speak on aa music cuz they mama moved them off tha island to a ny hood at tha age of 9.


Tha simple truth is, your gatekeepers sold out for a check from jew power players in tha music industry as soon as they could i.e. rick rubin. Same with la i.e jerry heller. We being in tha south had no access to these power players for tha most part so we were forced to get it out tha mud and make something out of nothing i.e. master p, j prince, tony draper, uncle luke, birdman. Same with tha bay area i.e. e40 and mac dre. We had to help each other up to get to where we got while ny nikkas were on some crabs in a barrel shyt, looking to tear each other down. But instead of practicing some self awareness and taking some responsibility like grown men, whores like you wanna look down on us as tha easy scapegoat. 'fukk them country nikkas b!' Naw bruh, get tht hate out yo heart, and nut tha fukk up. Maybe if yall stopped being haters all tha damn time and stopped tryna cut each other's water off yall culture would still be intact, instead of young ny nikkas tryna sound like us, using trap producers like pierre bourne to get play.

 

[skeetsinternal]

The problem is many people want to say groupX invented suchAndSuch gnre/style as if the way things come about is one person in said group goes in a lab and pulls shyt out of thin air. Truth is most things that come about are influenced by others before it. Like some clown want to believe that everything is invented in America and has no root anywhere else.

• Thought i seen this video of Africans from Zimbabwe or something breakdancing as early as mid to late 50s.
• R&B has evolved but came from Afro-cuban rhythm influence.
• I thought i saw a video of James Brown talking about the early beginnings of rap and it had something to do with Louisiana.

But NY is NY so they get all the props there is to get

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

Question for you: Werent these staions always owned by Jews, tho?

WBLS, which has been black-owned for most of its history, was the first commercial radio station in NYC to regularly play Hip Hop and rap.

Frankie Crocker gave Mr. Magic a weekly show on 'BLS in 1982.

 

[Dad]

All you do is bytch and never do nothin

You should of checked any of those people

Thought u was about that action, yet all it takes is a few bucks to shut u the fukk you up and keep u in line :ABum1:

Genuinely curious, how would he be able to check celebs besides being another number on Twitter & IG?

 

[intruder]

THey've always said that. I could be wrong about the specific cuban genre but the Rythm & Blues has always been said to have been heavily influenced by "cuban Jazz" and other afro-cuban rhythmic styles.
I thought that was common knowledge. Look it up,. Plenty of libraries and internetS available to you
Edit: Here's a sample from Wikipedia. It aint the bible but it covers some. Rhythm and blues - Wikipedia. But I'd say hit the local libraries for more sources.

 

[skeetsinternal]

Question for you: Werent these staions always owned by Jews, tho?

You say this as if that's what changed and therefore killed hip-hop.But the problem is they always on the stationsSo how come them owning it JUST NOW suddenly killed it?

My bad, I didn't see this until someone replied to it. But to answer your question. Not sure about other NY radio station but WBLS was black along with their sister station WLIB who I remembered played reggae/west indian and gospel music. Right now Emmis Communications owns which is basically Jeff Smulyan. This herb pictured below.

 

[Sohh_lifted]

Listen to NY radio. N word spewing Rainbow Mexican currently in jail, Cardi B aka Belcalis Marlenis Almánzar (sucking black dikk don't make you black ), Young M. A. aka Katorah Marrero, DJ Camilo aka Juan Camilo Sanchez, DJ Prostyle aka Alexander Ricardo Santelises, Angie Matrinez, Fat Joe aka Joseph Antonio Cartagena, Peter Rosenberg, Karim Kharbouch aka French Montana etc etc. Meek Mill's Uptown Vibes is the perfect example of what I'm talking about...yall understand wtf Latino dude saying on the last 90 seconds of the song?

If you listen to NY radio stations you can see how much it's changed and how the Latino, jew owned radio stations have changed Hiphop. I work in the clubs and often behind one of these cats in the DJ booth and it erks me when these cats are bumping Hiphop with the derogatory lyrics ex lil dikky's Freak Friday, then follow that song with C Murder's Down for my nikka, then follow that with some other nikka laiden song while on the mic yelling that shyt or cut the volume down so the club crowd (cacs and others) yell out "nikka". I be fuming breh, my upper lip be sweating , teeth clenched looking at this shyt go down not to mention these pawg chasing ass c00ns allowing they cave bytch or latina bytch to sing along.

You won't find anyone highlighting this fact about NY radio or bringing to light the state of Hiphop in NY. It's like nikkas gave up and rolled over or left NY. It's sad cuz I used to think NY Hiphop was the glass ceiling all others tried to reach

The thing is, it's the norm to say nikka, Hebrew, spic, faq, bytch etc will be stricken from any song and their people up in arms but you can say nikka all day. That shyt is a mind fukk and it' mentally damaging. . not to them but to us. Everything is done for a reason. Think about.

"this is what NY sound like" - Funk Master Flex

I thought the same, until when I moved to NY, and realized it was too late and not the same

 

[Sohh_lifted]

Nah, we ain't talking about the old school south like 8 Ball and MJG, Scarface, old Three 6 Mafia and em. We talking about the mid 00s shyt that promoted that fukkery on an unparalleled level. Like Gucci Mane, them one hit wonders, and even T-Pain with "in love with a stripper" type songs that took over the radio and turned it to a simp-fest.

And what was DJ webstar and lil mama and them? let it rain and clear it out

 

[Sohh_lifted]

The South emasculated hip hop..

now yall wilding man, What was the dipset era with the tight pants and ripped jeans and Ed hardy wear?? Let me guess that was manly hardcore shyt huh

 

[Techniec]

Lets be honest, 50 Cent killed NY Hip Hop

Puffy dealt the first blow, Jay finished it