CHRIS GR3EN
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Yeah, it's not all trap, but it's trap right now
and gang bang
and gang bang
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kingofdetroit
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You have to have a certain amount of respect for Trap Muzik...even "crunk". Look at what Gangsta Rap did on a global level, screw the negative image, let's talk about WTF it really is about. Trap Muzik IS the new "gangsta rap" let's be honest. That "Street" music is a reflection of what is really going on out here in the cold, harsh world. The people who end up making this kind of music for a living (no matter what you think of them) are speaking on what they know best and if they weren't able to supplement that income from that dangerous lifestyle then they would more than likely be in those streets at least attempting to live out their lyrics. Just look at the average black male in your neighborhood and try to say they ain't doin' nothin' illegal. And then people have the nerve to ask where the IGNORance in rap comes from? Being IGNORED. 35 kids packed into a dirty classroom with books from the 70's and a teacher with a hangover who can't wait to get away from the ATTENTION grubbing kids who are IGNORED by society and parents who either are drug addicted, work too much or simply JUST DON'T CARE. SO what are you gonna do to survive and "LIVE"??? TRAP...Because school ain't shit and the dope boi's got the nice whips and the baddest chics. Shit ges way deeper than being ignorant. These are diamonds in the rough that are trying to SHINE like the people who were spoon fed a decent life.
I never ran the streets of Detroit like my friends because my mama CARED and paid too much ATTENTION to me even though we were definitely in the hood..on the EASTSIDE (Warren and Chalmers, just google map the area) She made sure my sis and I were EDUCATED at HOME even if it wasn't poppin' in school and we HAD TO GO TO SCHOOL or she would BEAT THE SHIT out of us. You know how many kids thought we had it easy in my house? We used to think THEY were crazy because we had a curfew and they could stay out ALL night...They wished someone cared enough to call them home...It's a TRAP!!!
They take those chances because the money brings comfort which helps for the lack of LOVE. Sorry I got deep
I never ran the streets of Detroit like my friends because my mama CARED and paid too much ATTENTION to me even though we were definitely in the hood..on the EASTSIDE (Warren and Chalmers, just google map the area) She made sure my sis and I were EDUCATED at HOME even if it wasn't poppin' in school and we HAD TO GO TO SCHOOL or she would BEAT THE SHIT out of us. You know how many kids thought we had it easy in my house? We used to think THEY were crazy because we had a curfew and they could stay out ALL night...They wished someone cared enough to call them home...It's a TRAP!!!
They take those chances because the money brings comfort which helps for the lack of LOVE. Sorry I got deep
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TRILLip Brooks
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Jeezy the best
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georgia boi
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While I like some of Jeezy and Gucci's music, I think T.I. and Cool Breeze pretty much put it down the best when it comes to the sub-genre of Trap Music.
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CHRIS GR3EN
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kingofdetroit;1986137 said:
real talk...
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musicpeeps
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There is no wrong about trap music unless their using lyrics the way it better
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musicpeeps
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There is no problem about trap music unless their lyrics is in a better way
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king hassan
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Are you guys just casual hip hop fans because I notice you guys only mention rappers that are popular. Like I dug Biggie and some Tupac but I've heard waaaaaay more music than most people and I can honestly say I've heard cats that could rap circles around them and had some ill beats too. So I've always wondered how people label rappers great unless they've never heard more that what is presented to them? Just asking
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king hassan;2193030 said:
if you are Judging rappers like Big and Pac based purely off of raw skill and nothing else then yea there are hundreds of rappers that rap better than them, but the reason Big and Pac are considered legendary is not based off of just rhyme ability alone.
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king hassan
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I see, it's cool, just askingKingdomKame;2193049 said:
and the second thing it just nostalgia. Same like ya parents like the era they grew up in and when you get older you'll be nostalgic about what you digging now. That's always cool shit to me
Never had a particular favorite rapper.Havelx;2193056 said:
Hmmm enlighten me my manHatter;2193067 said:
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king hassan;2193108 said:
well with Pac music, the energy in the tracks, Pac could be Deep, Political, Street, or just have fun with it, all while still being lyrical and having plenty of energy, not many MC's could touch on the same subjects as Pac did with the same energy. its like whether he was shooting niggas or fuckin bitches, every thing came across as some serious shit.
Biggie, the way Biggie rapped was amazing it seemed like he was almost effortlessly flowing like the shit was nothing to him, and the pictures he painted with his tracks its hard to come across the same talent with todays artists, and the things Biggie said it always had you like "did that nigga just say that" i swear almost every biggie track iv heard i was like ooh snap.
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I'm THAT guy...
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i didn't know mainstream rap was still popular until i signed up here. You would think this would be a breeding ground for underground hip hop but it seems the lives of stars are too fascinating to turn your eyes away from.
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