Everyone's seen that ten thousand times. It's not funny.Kungfu_Teddybear said:I dislike the genre I find it very boring to listen to.
There was something I saw once that gave me a chuckle: RAP Retards Attempting Poetry.
I think if someone has a wider taste in music, their taste is better than die-hard fans of one genre.enzilewulf said:Now the title of this form is what I usually see on the Escapist. I have been here for less than a year. ( I think ) Now I on the other hand like a lot of rap. Not the shit like Little Wain and or Drake. I personally hate those rappers with a passion because its where people get the generalization that rap is only about gangsters, hoes, cash, and sex. Yet a lot of rap is about deeper pain like Rehab, Fort minor and some of Eminem. Now I am not trying to say O RAPZZ IZ DE SHIZZ. No I actually like a lot of metal. Yet this is what I am wondering Do you think all rap is about gangsters and hoes and ect or just because you don't like the Genera, or is it something else?
(Also please don't think this is a mad rant or anything I am just curious)
Agreed, I don't like any of the rap that's come out in the past 10 years. But I do enjoy listening to Killah Priest and a few other select artists. But on the whole I'm not a fan of rap.Aby_Z said:Today it's just about all about ganstas and hoes. Most people here will acknowledge that rap was at least defendable... what, 10 years ago?
This place is rather Metal-Crazy though, so you'll find more people that love Metal than you will that like Rap.
Liquid Swords is "gangsta rap" like The Wire is "gangsta TV drama." You have to look for the good music.GZA said:Our music is not 'gangsta rap'. There's no such thing. The label was created by the media to limit what we can say. We just deliver the truth in a brutal fashion. The young black male is a target. Snoop (Doggy Dogg) has gone four times platinum and makes more money than the president. They don't like that, so you hear 'ban this, ban that'. We attack people's emotions. It's a real live show that brings out the inside in people. Like I said, intense.
Just one? I'm a rap fan, so although I know I'm going to have an advantage over you on this, but before thinking about it I'd be prepared to say I can think of... 10? Hmm...Iron Mal said:I appologise if anyone takes offence to this next point but I can only think of one mainstream white rapper, just one.
You. You, I like. Have you heard any of Pegz or Funkoars? I think Australian rap in general is doing fantastically for overturning the Guns Bitchez + Bling stereotype. Keep spreading the good word!Old Trailmix said:You are now a Hilltop Hoods fan.