Ajax McJones
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Ajax McJones;746971 said:
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pr?cieuse?*
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absolutely nothing, actually the only thing i've learned here is that apparently nas "loses" all the time. to be completely honest i've never heard anybody say it outside this forum. i'm slightly intrigued by this phenomenon.
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Its enhanced my Hip-Hop knowledge alot.
5 off the top of my head.
I have learned alot about the underground HipHop scenes in different cities across America.
Hearing the various experiences people have had within the industry has also given me a better understanding of the business side of HipHop.
I have learned that a persons appreciation for HipHop music increases with their knowledge of HipHops culture and history.
From a psychological standpoint I have been able to identify certain personality types that gravitate towards certain artists and certain types of rap-music.
I have learned about pioneers from different regions, the origins of HipHop, the Afrikan roots in HipHop, and most of all the true 5 elements of HipHop.
A little off-topic but I also learned that many posters attempt to take on the character and identity of the rapper or celebrity in their avatar...its almost automatic that their posting style will reflect the corniness or realness that their avatar represents.
5 off the top of my head.
I have learned alot about the underground HipHop scenes in different cities across America.
Hearing the various experiences people have had within the industry has also given me a better understanding of the business side of HipHop.
I have learned that a persons appreciation for HipHop music increases with their knowledge of HipHops culture and history.
From a psychological standpoint I have been able to identify certain personality types that gravitate towards certain artists and certain types of rap-music.
I have learned about pioneers from different regions, the origins of HipHop, the Afrikan roots in HipHop, and most of all the true 5 elements of HipHop.
A little off-topic but I also learned that many posters attempt to take on the character and identity of the rapper or celebrity in their avatar...its almost automatic that their posting style will reflect the corniness or realness that their avatar represents.
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I'm THAT guy...
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Not much really, though I will say I've come across some good music I probably wouldn't find anywhere else
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L.P. Royal Flush
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It hasn't, the only thing I see is alot of bullshit, but then again it's just a persons opinion on certain shit that I think is kinda crazy. like I was just reading a post where some nigga said Dro was lyrically better than T.I, I'm not a T.I fan but Nigga Please, when I see bullshit like that being typed, it's goes to show that it doesn't help or enhance my Hip Hop knowledge, even though I don't need it.
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FrozenMind
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This place has actually taught he nothing except all kinds of bullshit and ho'ish rumors. I also learned who Lil B is due to this site. Thats the only thing, and it hasn't been positive.
I also learned that when people on here think they are going to lose an argument, they just say "your catching feelings" to combat your rebuttal where you shitted on them.
I also learned that when people on here think they are going to lose an argument, they just say "your catching feelings" to combat your rebuttal where you shitted on them.
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Ajax McJones
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i wonder how the IC elite feel about this?
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Ajax McJones
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genstasia;751214 said:
I also smh at the amount of posters who relate to raps about dealing drugs
its pathetic.
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Punisher__
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dmfslimm;751228 said:
Actually, my Jean Grae thread did numbers.
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5th Letter
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I never knew who Little Brother was until I started posting here. The high reviews Minstrel Show got was the reason I bought that album.
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Ajax McJones
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Punisher__;751524 said:
having numbers doesnt make you the GOAT poster it just makes you contreversial.
ANYONE can be contreversial.
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It was a good thread and I actually copped a rare vinyl copy of "HusH" with Jean Grae and Talib Kweli based off the opinions of respected posters such as yourself who vouched for it...I wasnt dissapointed.Punisher__;751524 said:
Overall, different people get different things and different results out of things.
If you send 10 stupid people in a library they will most likely come out stupid.
If you send 10 smart people in a library they will most likely come out having learned something.
The REASON is the same way, all the lame, ignorant, illiterate weirdo's are not supposed to enhance their Hiphop knowledge, they are simply here for us to see the difference between Us and them....
They thrive off of Nicky Minajah, Kat Stacks, and LiL B,..thats their foundation, the rest of us thrive off HIPHOP music and those who create it.
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Ajax McJones
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gee757;751729 said:
you can relate to being a fake Gangsta?
and Being a closet C.O. with fake shades?
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