DOPEdweebz
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MAKAVELI25;736346 said:Aight, let me start of by saying there is a HUGE disconnect between the IC and reality. I don't know if y'all notice, but there's a problem when someone who joined a forum in December already has close to or above 5,000 posts by May/June (I've noticed a couple of these). It's like some of y'all live here and shit. There is nothing wrong with disliking any music, it is simply your perrogative. But some of you niggas that never live this place talk like you rly know what's going on in the outside world. In the outside world (where you actually meet people), people from all walks of life listen to different kinds of music.
1. For example, I go to college and being around this many white people for the first time in my life, I was rly surprised by how different they were from my earlier perceptions, especially in terms of music. Unlike what a lot of you people say here, it is not only white people who allow so-called coons in to the mainstream of rap. Most of the white friends I made were in to more lyrical forms of rap than my black friends. Whenever I ride with my black friends, I always notice most of them listen to music that "bangs in the whip" (i.e Jeezy, Roscoe Dash, Gucci, etc.). But I noticed most of my white friends were in to more lyrical rappers like Immortal Technique, Wu-Tang, Lupe etc., Why do white people get blamed when WE ourselves allow subpar rappers to get in to the mainstream? I'll never forget one day when I was having a conversation with one of my white friends about Talib Kweli and Mos Def and my black friend (A supposed hip hop expert) asked who they were.
2. Just because you listen to more lyrical forms of rap doesn't make you smarter. The rap elitists on here rly prove that they have no real lives outside of their keyboards when they act snobby as say stuff like, "The reason you don't like ______ is because he is just way over your head."
3. Nothing more funny than seeing an Internet gangster on here. Those that claim to be real thugs and get so much pussy ONLINE yet have 3,000+ posts in a 2 or 3 month period LIVE here.
4. There is no such thing as an unquestionable classic. Everybody has an opinion, but it seems here people will conform to whatever the majority says. I wonder how many of these posters on here have actually listened to "Reasonable Doubt" or "Illmatic" in their entirety.
5. Some of you guys just need to leave the keyboard alone. There is nothing wrong with disliking an artist's music, I'm a Drake fan but I understand how some people wouldn't like him because he is not as complex or lyrical as, say, Lupe Fiasco. But when you start delving in to their personal lives in order to insult them, then YOU lose, (not Nas). Let's be honest, would any of these rappers that you call perpetual losers trade their lives for yours? I think the fuck not.
6. Respect other people's opinions. Only people who don't get respect in the real world have to show how tough or smart they are ONLINE. If someone like's Wocka or Gucci (I personally can't stand them), then they like Wocka or Gucci. I understand putting them in their place if they try to say Gucci is more lyrical Mos Def or some shit like that, but respect is a two way street, Hip Hop is all of us, nobody can claim to have better taste than anyone else because music is subjective as are most things in life. Who the fuck are you to tell someone who likes to listen to a particular branch of rap that it is not real hip hop?
I'll prolly get a lot of hate in this thread, but thats ok, I'll just reply a couple of times, and go back to my life in THE REAL WORLD. Maybe some of y'all should do the same.
thread of the year so far imo and I dont post that much.
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