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Whadup...
You know you cant resist hip hop.
Ruff Ryders, The LOX, Nas... you knows its heavy!
Holla
You know you cant resist hip hop.
Ruff Ryders, The LOX, Nas... you knows its heavy!
Holla
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sorry but i hate that song. and linkin park should not be drawn into the hip hop scene and neither should static-x. they are not hip hop!!
X-Exutions are good, especially their latest single, Its going down
Any one downloaded the DJ LOW remix of Firestarter. Its quite old actually but still sounds good today.
There's nothing wrong with hip hop, it's just that New Guy is hopelessly misguided about it. It is one of the most inventive and creative music genres, yet true hip hop is not (with the exception of Nas) any of the artists mentioned. There is no need to talk like Westwood to engage in a hip hop discussion. I worry when I see people associate these jokers with some of the definitive artists in the business. My personal taste favours the work of the Wu Tang Clan, Jurassic 5, A Tribe Called Quest, Dilated Peoples, De La Soul, Mos Def and Talib Kweli. If anyone wants to have an intellectual discussion about hip hop, and not poor gangsta rappers, I'd be more than happy to. So I suggest you get your facts straight before you start calling your choice of music 'hip hop'.
Smooth Criminal wrote:
> Oh dear. It hurts me to see the young people of today being manipulated into
> liking that sort of meaningless crap.
Get it over it b***h.
> Oh dear. It hurts me to see the young people of today being manipulated into
> liking that sort of meaningless crap.
Get it over it b***h.
Ruff Ryders are actually pretty good but it still doesn't mean he can get away with talking like Tim Westwood.
Why won't the filter let me say t**?
Is it really that filthy?
Why won't the filter let me say t**?
Is it really that filthy?
well said smooth criminal.
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