What are your hip hop new years resolutions?

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IC's Patrick Bateman;1423593 said:
so to avoid being a coon i should be mad at Eminem? ironically that's what Em is speakin on - you're just mad at him and calling me a coon because he's white. if he was black you'd be cool with whatever he said.

Oh i get it ! You're white lol .
 
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Give it up shadyteam lol...

ShadyTeam;1423604 said:
What Eminem was talking about was being discriminated as a teenager because the fact is he was the only white dude living on 7 Mile Road which is a black neighbourhood so he was a target and got jumped alot in his own door stop

He also had a Gun pulled on him by a group of dudes

Why be mad at Eminem for talking about his harsh realties regardless of race he experienced discrimination and nearly lost his life as a teenager in Detroit but the moral of the story is your struggles make you stronger that's all Eminem was saying
 
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Go to a Jay Z, Kanye West, Nelly, Snoop Dogg, T.I, Drake, Nas, Dead Prez, Mos Def or any other known Rap Artis concerts and you will see a predominantly white crowd

The record sales black Artists get come from white teenagers as well so any black Rap Artist who sell's Platinum or more has a majority white fan base buying their records, downloading their records from I Tunes and attending their concers

Just a fact that has been known for a very long time
 
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sboogie;1423627 said:
I like Em, but i can't support him pushing a "I'm white and I faced discrimination" agenda.

One or two or three white kids getting bullied does not even out centuries of slavery, jim crow, segregation, and continued institutional racism.

its funny how he even got blacks thinkin his plight was really that serious.......

He a millionaire off the blacks culture. if he was so hurt by how he was treated why he continue to fuck with blacks? revenge maybe? "look I'm eating off of your culture..ha ha ha...... fuck this ****** shit"......

But when did Eminem ever say it did? why is it wrong for Eminem to talk about his struggles with discrimination from child hood?

He is only being honest and expressing his life and what he experienced in Detroit as a teenager living in the hood and in poverty with no hope
 
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sboogie;1423636 said:
I was just at a concert friday, and i can tell you that your claim is moot.

besides, you can buy tickets to the show, but you can't buy the culture.

and i have never seen stats to back up your claims of records sales.

i never bought an album and filled out a survey about my race.

Well what i'm saying is actually based on industry re search it's actually true alot of re search has been done on who buys Hip-Hop records

Point was simple every Platinum or Multi Platinum selling black Rap Artist has a majority white fan base just like Eminem
 
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sboogie;1423644 said:
does he acknowledge his white privilege?

What white privilege??????

Eminem is the eptome of a working class Inner City blue collar raised invidual as far as being white as a popular figure in modern America

He grew up in a poor and dangerous City Detroit in a single parent home with a mother on welfare who was a drug addict, grew up in public housing systems and was even homeless at one point, worked a minimum wage job washing dishes to feed his daughter, lost his uncle and had to change schools often

Very troubled and harsh live growing up in Detroit's poorest and dangerous hood's from the age of seven

Did he say him being white as a Rap Artist helps him appeal to white listeners? yes he has said that countless times

But just understand his life and struggles from child hood to even as an adult catching a case for pistol whipping to drug addiction to losing his best friend
 
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Since they talked about his Detroit roots and early career I was hoping they'd delve into his earlier bigotry especially since he tried to pull the racist card, how can you on one side complain about these people treating you like an outsider and skeptical about you being in their culture when you go home and talk about not being with that ****** shit?

I guess their journalism isn't that thorough though.
 
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white people may consume the culture.. but black people are of the culture.. and sometimes.. sadly consumed by the culture.. white people can too....White ppl are going to be the biggest consumers of anything that raises to a certain level of popularity based on sheer numbers.. But what does that really mean and what are you trying to say shady.... Eminem like Sboogie alluded to is a benefit of white privilege his existence and his level success is based on the novelty of his whiteness, shit scores of white ppl.. hated rap.. were on this rap is crap shit.. but eminem entered the fold.. he was the greatest rapper ever. hes more of a rocker in rappers clothes.. has skills.. no one doubts.. but the slights he faced pale in comparison to the average dude trying to get a deal.
 
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It was a pretty good interview beside what he said about it was race while people were targeting him for his rhymes. He obviously has no concept of Hip Hop History cause Blacks have had to deal with racism and criticism in Hip Hop from Day 1. He acts like he was the 1st rapper to ever be criticsm. GTFOOH. SMH @ anyone acting like Blacks didn't have to struggle to even get this culture respected or heard. N.W.A. and tons of other rappers were criticized for their lyrical content while Eminem was making racist raps against Black People. At the end of the day this is a Black Culture that is "SHARED" with everyone, don't ever forget where it came from Eminem cause you are playing the "Victim" card when rappers have had to deal with Hell from day 1.
 
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rapmastermind;1424176 said:
It was a pretty good interview beside what he said about it was race while people were targeting him for his rhymes. He obviously has no concept of Hip Hop History cause Blacks have had to deal with racism and criticism in Hip Hop from Day 1. He acts like he was the 1st rapper to ever be criticsm. GTFOOH. SMH @ anyone acting like Blacks didn't have to struggle to even get this culture respected or heard. N.W.A. and tons of other rappers were criticized for their lyrical content while Eminem was making racist raps against Black People. At the end of the day this is a Black Culture that is "SHARED" with everyone, don't ever forget where it came from Eminem cause you are playing the "Victim" card when rappers have had to deal with Hell from day 1.

Em don't give a fuck what you said or think....dude sold 80million. Pause on that.
 
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FieldTripsToTheHood;1424188 said:
Em don't give a fuck what you said or think....dude sold 80million. Pause on that.

Elvis sold more than his Black Contemperioes also, doesn't change the History Black people created it, built it and made it possible for Elvis and Eminem to even sell a record. Eminem not caring about what I said is irrelevent to the FACT Blacks have had to deal with hell to even bring Hip Hop out. Eminem is acting like he's some "Victim", SMH. Try being Black and rapping in the Late 70's and Early 80''s then get back to me about having to endure "Racism" and "Criticism".
 
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rapmastermind;1424265 said:
Elvis sold more than his Black Contemperioes also, doesn't change the History Black people created it, built it and made it possible for Elvis and Eminem to even sell a record. Eminem not caring about what I said is irrelevent to the FACT Blacks have had to deal with hell to even bring Hip Hop out. Eminem is acting like he's some "Victim", SMH. Try being Black and rapping in the Late 70's and Early 80''s then get back to me about having to endure "Racism" and "Criticism".

sorry I couldn't hear you over the... 80million albums
 
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this is beating on a dead dog but i think he means racism when he was first coming up trying to rap. ofcourse ppl gonna be like "a white rapper lmao u fake ass vanilla ice." he wouldnt get taken serious as an mc. but yall not gonna see the point
 
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rapmastermind;1424265 said:
Elvis sold more than his Black Contemperioes also, doesn't change the History Black people created it, built it and made it possible for Elvis and Eminem to even sell a record. Eminem not caring about what I said is irrelevent to the FACT Blacks have had to deal with hell to even bring Hip Hop out. Eminem is acting like he's some "Victim", SMH. Try being Black and rapping in the Late 70's and Early 80''s then get back to me about having to endure "Racism" and "Criticism".

100% and also to not have an ignorant post be the last in the thread.
 
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bazooka;1424291 said:
this is beating on a dead dog but i think he means racism when he was first coming up trying to rap. ofcourse ppl gonna be like "a white rapper lmao u fake ass vanilla ice." he wouldnt get taken serious as an mc. but yall not gonna see the point

I don't think you see the point either. Any MC coming up had to endure certain hardships. Ask, short and hammer about coming to Philly and NY and getting booed off stage. Em is, not the Victim he is making himself out to be. He's acting like he's Jackie Robinson or Hank Aaron.
 
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WAIT HOLD UP? I just grasped this I think...are you all saying Eminem was talking about race there? It was about his offensive language towards Gays. SMH catching racial feelings when is wasnt about race at all.
 
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