With everything that's going on how can yall bump trap music

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My dude, u mite not be aware of this but negative, poisonous rap is PURPOSELY being pushed specifically to the black community to keep us in a dumbed down, materialistic mindset. Its good that you are becoming aware that this poison is not "just entertainment". The agenda is deep and they need us to keep rapping about killing other blacks and selling dope to each other.
I Feel what your saying but im talking about a legit push buy rappers and majors to have more variety. There's like 5 types of jazz, multiple types of country all hiphop really has is era's. We Hearing these dudes talking about the same shyt over and over. With everything going on I know it's not hard for an artist to pull from that.

I care because I want more variety. Your acting like I'm trying to persuade people to stop bumping trap or Gangsta rap. Why is it a bad thing to want to see rappers rap about what's really going on and have that pushed by majors.
 

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My dude, u mite not be aware of this but negative, poisonous rap is PURPOSELY being pushed specifically to the black community to keep us in a dumbed down, materialistic mindset. Its good that you are becoming aware that this poison is not "just entertainment". The agenda is deep and they need us to keep rapping about killing other blacks and selling dope to each other.
real spit breh we got a thread in the booth talking about this. 10 ways to kill a black man or something like that.Sad fukking article breh. But that's why we need more variety. 50, E40, J prince, Jay-Z all own majority stakes in their companies. Nothing stopping them from pushing something different. Props to Jay for putting out the Cole
 

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I'm just personally tired of trap music. Tired of nikkas telling us they coke tales, fukking everybody else broad but their own, killing other black men, etc. Just boring at this point, so I do agree. Also tired of these cats having the same flow, hooks, and beats no originality at all. I mean can Ross and Jeezy really make another album talking bout dope dealing the whole album. shyts kind of comical and shows me that they think their fans or listeners are dumb fukks
Go make your own shyt or listen to something else or stfu :camby:
 

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There's no such thing as "just music", this music directly harms Black communities.
Yes there is. Its entertainment. Just like WWE or NFL. :camby: You think if music changes suddenly there will be more jobs and a better economy. Or that the U.S. will no longer oppress the black community. People gonna do what they gonna do regardless. 70% of crime in america is committed by whites, I guess its the trap music.
 

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Yes there is. Its entertainment. Just like WWE or NFL. :camby: You think if music changes suddenly there will be more jobs and a better economy. Or that the U.S. will no longer oppress the black community. People gonna do what they gonna do regardless. 70% of crime in america is committed by whites, I guess its the trap music.

no one suggested that miracles would happen if "music changes".

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Lot of people in this thread acting as though Kendrick Lamar's Good Kid didn't go PLATINUM and J Cole's new album didn't go GOLD IN A WEEK.

Meanwhile Gucci, Jeezy, Ross, Waka, Keef, Migos, Nicki Minaj, 50 Cent, Game, and TI are out here struggling or declining. Even YG's hyped up debut did shytty sales compared to Cole, especially considering Cole didn't have any big singles.

OP you do realize this, right ?
 

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dapped and rep pending:salute: dont give up my G thats what they want. even with everything goin on right in there face nikkas is blind to whats really goin on and would rather stay stupid until it affects them. what you stated is simple as day you didnt say fuk trap/gangsta rap but there should be more options and more intelligence exhibited by us as black males in 2015 especially in our music but its not. if people think music has no influence on peoples mindset and daily behavior they are surely wrong or in denial. the war is on against us but As you see we dont need white people to hold us back anymore they done put us on training wheels to do it ourselves now. they have mentally enslaved the average black male so nikkas dont want to hear shyt they wanna turn up which we all about that but life aint all about that and cacs like @mozichrome for example who roam this site and our culture like the iggy azalia's could care less about us just our music. this thread already mimics real life as u see the worst resistance is from our own:snoop:
 
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And this rite here is the black "community" biggest problem. We think only in "I" & "Me" terms. Do u not care what msgs are bein taken in by the black youth? Fukk wat YOU
want to listen to. Lets start caring about "us". Are u not tired of the black youth only seeing and hearing about violence, negativity,pushing dope, the trap and materialism? You are not seeing the big picture breh. Its MUCH bigger than what me and u want to hear and it has LOTS to do with you whether u know it or not.

So what we gonna do about it?

Tell the radio guys to play something positive?

Wish we were back in 1993, so we could have more positivity for the youth, like that time Onyx had a song called "Throw Ya Gunz In The Air"?

Or are we just gonna bytch?

Cause I don't wanna bytch. I wanna listen to music and mind my fukkin' business.

We gonna wait til NOW to complain about what's popular in rap...when materialism, violence, and sex been the topics in demand for upwards of 20 fukkin' years? I guess it's only a problem when it ain't the nikkas we like, huh...
 

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I don't fukk with most of it (sans Freddie Gibbs, Denzel Curry) but to say it doesn't have a place or is holding the genre back is fukkboy talk.

Like, people forget hip-hop was essentially just party music in it's early days.
 

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So what we gonna do about it?

Tell the radio guys to play something positive?

Wish we were back in 1993, so we could have more positivity for the youth, like that time Onyx had a song called "Throw Ya Gunz In The Air"?

Or are we just gonna bytch?

Cause I don't wanna bytch. I wanna listen to music and mind my fukkin' business.

We gonna wait til NOW to complain about what's popular in rap...when materialism, violence, and sex been the topics in demand for upwards of 20 fukkin' years? I guess it's only a problem when it ain't the nikkas we like, huh...

I've heard 75% of his catalog and you're right; the vanilla, rudimentary and shallow social commentary is on this album as on the same level as his entire catalog.

thecoli is so thirsty for a rapper to talk about black women need to stop wearin' weaves and let a man lead, loving PAWGs, but, being pro-black--ie be a coli poster rapper--that we're willing to make Cole out to be Chuck D.

He's not sayin' anything enlightening. It's just of the "well, atleast he's puttin' it out there" variety.

Kinda how Kanye can make New Slaves, name drop the Corrections Corporation of America, yet still embodies materialism and narcissism.

Sorry, I have higher standards of social commentary. OP calls Forest Hills a "powerful album" :huh:. Be Free ain't even on here.
repped :ohlawd:
 
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I don't fukk with most of it (sans Freddie Gibbs, Denzel Curry) but to say it doesn't have a place or is holding the genre back is fukkboy talk.

Like, people forget hip-hop was essentially just party music in it's early days.
screenshot where I said it doesn't have a place in hiphop. And if you think labels forcing artist to talk the hood shyt or artist that feel they can't get put on unless they talk about crack isn't holding hiphop back then your delusional. Nothing wrong with trap but that's not the only thing out there. You're makeing a point that has nothing to do with this thread. Next time read the comments and post not just the title before commenting.
 

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So what we gonna do about it?

Tell the radio guys to play something positive?

Wish we were back in 1993, so we could have more positivity for the youth, like that time Onyx had a song called "Throw Ya Gunz In The Air"?

Or are we just gonna bytch?

Cause I don't wanna bytch. I wanna listen to music and mind my fukkin' business.

We gonna wait til NOW to complain about what's popular in rap...when materialism, violence, and sex been the topics in demand for upwards of 20 fukkin' years? I guess it's only a problem when it ain't the nikkas we like, huh...
lol yeah nikka. Or anything it doesn't have to be just positive rap just a variety of hiphop music. Hiphop is more then just crack no matter how much you think it is. I keep hearing yall saying just bump what you like but I'm not trying to be stuck in a bubble. When I listen to the radio or Google Play music I want to be able to discover new shyt. New artists new Sounds why is this such a problem for you? And why do you keep talking this 90s shyt?? No one has said anything like that this whole thread.
 

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screenshot where I said it doesn't have a place in hiphop. And if you think labels forcing artist to talk the hood shyt or artist that feel they can't get put on unless they talk about crack isn't holding hiphop back then your delusional. Nothing wrong with trap but that's not the only thing out there. You're makeing a point that has nothing to do with this thread. Next time read the comments and post not just the title before commenting.

First off bruh, don't ever tell me what I can't or should do on my internet :lolbron:

Second of all, if crack hadn't destroyed communities, families, and opportunities, then rappers wouldn't rap about it. Art always, reflects life. This is why in the 1970's you had Gil Scott record the Bottle , Grandmaster Flash with The Message in the 1980's, Tupac with Brenda's got a baby in the 90's and so on. If shyt wasn't already foul, then the artist in question wouldn't rap/produce music about what was transpiring. Now I do believe that artist do get put on more for making club-friendly music, however I do think the content of said song may be irrelevant because then how do you explain similar music that gets pushed, played like Flo Rida and LMFAO .

Third of all, :mjlol::lolbron: if you still need mainstream radio to spoon feed you music that isn't what you like, when you can go straight to the source (bandcamp, amazon, spotify, soundcloud) and support the artist in question that you like.
 
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