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Who Said Rap Music Was Bad??

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posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:27 AM
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edit on 8/2/2011 by ProphecyPhD because: (no reason given)



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:28 AM
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posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:31 AM
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The second video might be too strong for ATS but i think you get my drift...



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:32 AM
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Dead Prez rules, please post "IT WAS WRITTEN" one of my favourites,peace Anu!



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:36 AM
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You misheard me.
I said it was (C)Rap!!



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:36 AM
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posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 04:37 AM
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Originally posted by metaldave
You misheard me.
I said it was (C)Rap!!


You obviously haven't listened to any of the songs posted.



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:20 AM
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posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:21 AM
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O sorry lol that isnt rap



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:24 AM
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Who Said Rap Music Was Bad??,

Do you mean bad as in good or bad as in bad
Or just this
www.youtube.com...

edit on 2-8-2011 by 12voltz because: (no reason given)



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:32 AM
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Dead Prez are one of the only hip hop groups I deem worthy of any attention, rakim being another, Big L, Notorious, The roots, J5, thats about it, the rest is absolute garbage in my opinion and I should know, I used to be a "head" and am very well schooled in the 'art'.

Mos def is also pretty cool but I dislike his music. I find hip hop is just offensive, musically it's a joke, lyrically it's usually completely deragatory, homophobic, and sexist. There are some groups who stand out, like dead prez, but 90 per cent of what people listen to hip hop wise is just a joke, sample some james brown loops and spew first grade rhymes about money and women over them and you have a hit!!



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:36 AM
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I strongly recomend:




posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:41 AM
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there is a lot of good rap out there. You're missing out!



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:43 AM
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"Wonder Why They Call U"

[Chorus: 2Pac]

You wonda why they call U bitch
You wonda why they call U bitch.
You wonda why they call U bitch
You wonda why they call U bitch.
You wonda why they call U bitch
You wonda why they call U bitch.

[Verse One: 2Pac]

Look here Miss Thang
hate to salt your game
but yous a money hungry woman
and you need to change.

In tha locker room
all the homies do is laugh.
High five's cuz anotha nigga
played your ass.

It was said you were sleeezy
even easy
sleepin around for what
you need

See it's your thang
and you can shake it how you wanna.
Give it up free
or make your money on the corner.

But don't be bad and play the game
get mad and change.
Then you wonda why these mutha#as
call you names.

Still lookin' for a way out
and that's OK
I can see you wanna stray
there's a way out.

Keep your mind on your money,
enroll in school.
And as the years pass by
you can show them fools.

But you ain't tryin' to hear me
cuz your stuck,
you're headin' for the bathroom
'bout to get tossed up.

Still lookin' for a rich man
you dug a ditch,
got your legs up
tryin' to get rich.

I love you like a sista
but you need to switch
and that's why they called
U bitch, I betcha.

[Chorus]

[Verse Two: 2Pac]

You leave your kids with your mama
cuz your headin' for the club
in a skin tight miniskirt
lookin' for some love.

Got them legs wide open
while you're sittin' at the bar
Talkin' to some nigga
'bout his car.

I guess he said he
had a Lexxxus, what's next?
You headin' to his car for some sex

I pass by
can't hold back tears inside
cuz, lord knows
for years I tried.

And all the other people
on my block hate your guts
Then you wonda why they stare
and call you slut.

It's like your mind don't understand
you don't have to kill your
dreams ploten'
schemes on a man

Keep your head up, legs closed, eyes open
either a nigga wear a rubber or he die smokin'
I'm hearin' rumors so you need to switch
and niggas wouldn't call you bitch, I betcha.

[Chorus]

[Verse Three: 2Pac]

I guess times gettin' hard
even harder for you
cuz, hey now, got a baby
on the way now

More money from the county
and thanks to the welfare
you're about to
get your hair done.

Got a dinner date
can't be late
trick or treat, sweet thang
got anotha trick to meet.

The way he did it
it was smooth
plottin' while he gamin' you
So baby, peep tha rules.

I shoulda seen it in the first case
the worst case
I shoulda never called you back
in the first place.

I remember back in high school
baby you was fast
straight sex
and barely move your ass.

But now things change
cuz you don't look the same
let the ghetto get the best of you
baby, that's a shame

Caught HIV and now you 'bout to be deceased
and finally be in peace.

So where your niggas at now
cuz everybody left
they stepped
and left you on your own

See I loved you like a sista
but you died to quick
And that's why we called U bitch, I betcha.

[Chorus]

[Outro: 2Pac]

Dear Ms. Deloris Tucker
keep stressen me
#in' with a mutha#en mind
I figured you wanted to know
you know
why we call them hos bitches
and maybe this might help you understand
it ain't personal
strictly business baby
strictly business

So If you wonder why we call U bitch
You wonder why we call U bitch
If you wonder why we call U bitch
You wonder why we call U bitch



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 05:44 AM
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Unfortunately for every rap song with a sensible message there are 50 more with a message of bling, booty slapping and violence.

I notice they still refer to black people, in these videos, as the n-word. Sorry but it just turns my stomach... crass and backwards no matter how much they try and dress it up with the "we have reclaimed the word and used it to empower” nonsense.

It’s a shame... I like the hip-hop beats and I like rapping, as a style of poetry, but on the whole these guys are overrated, under talented and spread evil like a virus.

just my opinion...

Peace



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 06:00 AM
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you are focusing on the bad and not the good. there is a bad element to everything. if you don't like negativity why pay it any attention??
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posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 06:08 AM
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You should know by now that you can't post just a video and no information.


Sorry I HATE rap and I'm not subjecting my ears to it.
Ways to torture me: rap, techno and the sound of a vacuum


Can you link to at least the words of the songs?

Why are you posting these?



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 06:13 AM
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Ok I DO Like 2 Pac, imo he was the last great rapper.

I am not a fan of the newer ones, they seem to only sample other artists and do nothing but curse and use vulgar statements. Rap back in the day use to actually have some kind of message and meaning. When I listen to old school rap compared to today (have no choice but to listen while at work) it is completely different.

Rappers today are wanna be's in my opinion. The only one I even remotely like is Ludacris but he has been around awhile.



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 06:13 AM
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Here you go you little alien.

[Sample of Chairman Omali Ye#ela:]
You have the emergence in human society of this thing that's called
The State. What is the State? The State is this organized bureaucracy.
It is the police department. It is the Army the Navy. It is the prison
System the courts and what have you. This is the State it is a repressive
Organization. But the state and gee well you know you've got to have the
Police because if there were no police, look at what you'd be doing to
Yourselves -- you'd be killing each other if there were no police! But the
Reality is the police become necessary in human society only at that junction
In human society where it is split between those who have and those who ain't got.

I throw a Molotov cocktail at the precinct
You know how we think:
Organize the hood under I Ching banners,
Red, Black and Green instead of gang bandannas
FBI spying on us through the radio antennas
And them hidden cameras in the streetlight watching society
With no respect for the people's right to privacy
I'll take a slug for the cause like Huey P.
While all you fake niggas try to copy Master P
I want to be free to live
Hey, (but?) they have what I need to live
Bring the power back to the street where the people live
I'm sick of working for crumbs and filling up the prisons
Dying over money and relying on religion
For help. We do for self like ants in a colony
Organize the wealth into a socialist economy
A way of life based off the common need
And all my comrades are ready
We just spreading the seed

(Chorus


The average Black male
Live a third of his life in a jail cell
Cause the world is controlled by the white male
And the people don' never get justice
And the womben don' never get respected
And the problems don' never get solved
And the jobs don' never pay enough
So the rent always be late.
Can you relate?
We living in a police state
[ Lyrics from: www.lyricsfreak.com... ]
No more bondage, no more political monsters
No more secret space launchers
Government departments started it in the projects
Material objects, thousands up in the closets
Could've been invested in a future for my comrades
Battle contacts, primitive weapons out in combat
Many never come back
Pretty niggas be running with gats
Rather get shot in they back than fire back
We tired of that
Corporations hiring Blacks, denying the facts
Exploiting us all over the map
That's why I write the # I write in my raps
It's documented, I'm in it
Every day of the week I live in it, breathing it
It's more than just #ing believing it
I'm holding in ones, rolling up my sleeves an' #
It's (Cee-lo?) for push-ups now
Many headed for one conclusion
Niggas ain't ready for revolution

(Chorus


The average Black male
Live a third of his life in a jail cell
Cause the world is controlled by the white male
And the people don' never get justice
And the womben don' never get respected
And the problems don' never get solved
And the jobs don' never pay enough
So the rent always be late.
Can you relate?
We living in a police state.

[Sample of Chairman Omali Ye#ela:]
(That's right, that developed?) me: brought me here and worked me like an
Animal. Built the political economy off my stolen labor. Made them rich.
Made me poor.

(Chorus

The average Black male
Live a third of his life in a jail cell
Cause the world is controlled by the white male
And the people don' never get justice
And the womben don' never get respected
And the problems don' never get solved
And the jobs don' never pay enough
So the rent always be late.
Can you relate?
We living in a police state

[Sample of Chairman Omali Ye#ela:]
Why is it that Black people and everybody like us live in the kind of
Poverty and misery that we live in? Everywhere I look around me are nothing
But poverty and misery, on the one hand. And yet, what I'm seeing is that
Everywhere there's wealth and riches in the world it's in the white
Community somewhere, whether it's in europe or whether it's right cross the
Street from where I was born.



posted on Aug, 2 2011 @ 06:17 AM
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Originally posted by mblahnikluver
reply to post by ProphecyPhD
 


You should know by now that you can't post just a video and no information.


Sorry I HATE rap and I'm not subjecting my ears to it.
Ways to torture me: rap, techno and the sound of a vacuum


Can you link to at least the words of the songs?

Why are you posting these?


The only thing I can disagree with is the Vacuum.
While rap conveying any message makes my teeth itch, a vacuum left on can lull me into a gentle slumber.




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