If You Were Born After 1990 Then Your Opinion On Hip Hop Doesn't Really Matter....

[illogics]

Damn, there's pre-teens on here even? lol.

 

[T. Sanford]

Damn, there's pre-teens on here even? lol.

that was a comical post, Imma 80's baby

 

[Old Fart]

do yall think 20 years from today a dude that's 15 is going to be able to tell you more about the Em and Wayne era than you know? Just saying

Waiting on the dude who said he knows more because he studied it to answer this.

While waiting, I'm gonna take my know-it-all arrogant ass and go tell Neil Armstrong I know just as much about walking on the moon as he does because I have a passion for space exploration and have studied every bit of info there is to know about it. That old ass nigga can't tell me shit. I've even been in a few flight simlulators so i already know exactly what it's like to actually walk on the moon. I don't have to actually walk on it to know the difference. I'm not being hard headed though. I just know for a fact I know more than that old muthafucka because what I learned and what he actually did is pretty much the exact same experience.

 

[byrond0126]

I understand where you coming from but what you're saying isn't at all practical anymore. The landscape of our society changed. How many different avenues people can use to connect to one another thru the growth in technology, How easy it is to get your music some kind of recognition just by throwing it on youtube or whatever. The diggin in the crates aspect? Well due to all the new legal issues that come with sampling nowadays, how feasible is this really? I share the sentiment but people gotta realize that some of the fallen aspects of Hip-Hop are due simply to times changing.

I respect your opinion and where your coming from

 

[FieldTripsToTheHood]

If you weren't born in the year 1 your opinion on christianity doesnt really matter

Christianity is fiction.

 

[eyecandy1978]

To me... the ones born after 1985 is in the same boat as the born after 1991, what will they no about hip-hop in the 90's.

 

[younglane]

Christianity is fiction.

How can you comment when you didn't live in Jesus' carpenter days?

 

[talik23]

this thread is so true. young generation is so fucked up about hip hop

 

[ItzGravitation]

this thread is bullshit.
if you were born before or after me your opinion on Hip Hop does not matter.
See how dumb shit like that can be t/s?

 

[talik23]

LOL @ this thread... 90's baby... If yall "Old Niggas" would school the young ones on what real and true Hip Hop is "suppose" to be or what it once was maybe our opinion would matter.... Niggas expect to put a nigga who is 16 on to what once was when they are living it now.... If Hip Hop was so important to u then u would make it ur business to try and help others understand what it was....

And u must not have parents if the ONLY music u had growing up was Hip Hop.... Shit i had a lil bit of everything... James Brown, Teddy Pendergrass, Luther Vandross, The Whispers, Patti Labelle, Aretha Franklin, The Temptation, 90's R&B, 80's R&B, Hip Hop, Neo SOul, Jazz, etc......

u must be a 90's baby smh

 

[talik23]

U must be Mr Obvious nice to meet u......

when we do school the young ones about hip hop, ya dont wanna listen. ya rather think nicky is better than kim, or wayne is the goat. not saying u feel that way but majority do. young ones are hard headed. they wanna listen to lollipop barbie souja boy bullshit.

 

[DaFifthElement]

1988 post and i cosign this powerful thread..

 

[talik23]

Education has to start young... If u have a younger brother/sister or cousin and the whole time growing up u didnt put them on no music at all then when they turn 16 and say Wayne is the best rapper alive who fault is that really? Them for being influenced by the world around them or u for not schooling them from young?

The older generations never want to take responsibility for anything

you can school them on hip hop. but u cant sit there and make them listen to what i listen too. i can teach them but its up to them to learn and like i said before they dont wanna listen..... most of them dont wanna listen to krs-one, big daddy kane, eric b and rakim, epmd, brand nubian, leaders of the new school and etc because they feel its to old.

 

[Old Fart]

Education has to start young... If u have a younger brother/sister or cousin and the whole time growing up u didnt put them on no music at all then when they turn 16 and say Wayne is the best rapper alive who fault is that really? Them for being influenced by the world around them or u for not schooling them from young?

The older generations never want to take responsibility for anything

In another post you said old heads need to school the youngsters. did you not see me in this thread trying to educate a young brotha and his hard headed ass told the board it means nothing because he read about it all and probably knows more than us old heads that were there living through it? See that's the biggest issue. young heads really don't give a shit what us OGs say. The first shit out their mouth is "you old ass nigga....". It's like when we're all growing up and our parents try to tell us something they already know and we don't be trying to hear it because we think they are just old fashion and don't really know what the fuck they're talking about. But when you get older you realize moms and pops where right on point. Young mofos just don't want to hear it from a old head. Period.

 

[Old Fart]

you can school them on hip hop. but u cant sit there and make them listen to what i listen too. i can teach them but its up to them to learn and like i said before they dont wanna listen..... most of them dont wanna listen to krs-one, big daddy kane, eric b and rakim, epmd, brand nubian, leaders of the new school and etc because they feel its to old.

true. They'd rather start a hate thread saying shit like "Rakim is wack", "KRS-One always talking about what real hip-hop is...fuck that old ass nigga", "Why LL think he the GOAT, that nigga aint done shit but make songs for girls", etc. LOL they lost man.

 

[usmarin3]

Born in 81...

This thread might be backwards. You could argue that if you were born before 1990 and still listen to the radio or aspire to make Hip Hop music you are part of the problem. Hip Hop is supposed to be for young people. Your basically the old head at the party talking about "back in my day we used to walk 60 miles in the snow to school." As much as I enjoy Dre, Puff, and Jay-Z they have a stranglehold on youth culture and look where the genre has gone as they try to stay relevant and dictate trends to kids.

Biggest bullshit ever, sorry but hiphop is suppose to be for everyone, the music is getting older so wtf do you expect the fans to give up hiphop when they hit a certain age. Plus to be honest, the older niggas are the only ones selling and putting out quality music for the most part. You niggas aren't gonna be 21 forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[talik23]

true. They'd rather start a hate thread saying shit like "Rakim is wack", "KRS-One always talking about what real hip-hop is...fuck that old ass nigga", "Why LL think he the GOAT, that nigga aint done shit but make songs for girls", etc. LOL they lost man.

exactly my nigga. they dont know shit. a lil youngin had the nerve to tell me that souja boy is a hip hop god and change the game and if he was out in the 80's he would be the best. i smacked him in the back of his neck literally for saying some bullshit like that. had to school him that they wasnt going for that shit in the 80's let alone the early 90's.

 

[ItzGravitation]

it was dance music in the 80s and 90s.
Didnt nobody stop Hammer or them other dance rappers.
Its the same shit different day/year/decade

 

[Calii Comfort]

it was dance music in the 80s and 90s.

Didnt nobody stop Hammer or them other dance rappers.

Its the same shit different day/year/decade

thats whats i try to tell people those were the souljas boy of the 90's

 

[FieldTripsToTheHood]

How can you comment when you didn't live in Jesus' carpenter days?

I found an internet picture that told me so.