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Xzibit
08-27-2008, 04:22 PM
I read what happend in " The D" (DETROIT< for those not in the know) to this guy 'YUNG BERG'. I just was wondering if he had ever BEEN to detroit BEFORE he said what he said. I moved to california when I was 17 by myself, before that I used to live in Albuquerque NM, but before that...I was born in Detroit. I was 9 and figured out that you could be killed very quickly in Detroit. There was lots of "hood justice" on my block. People rarely called the police. So then I got to thinking who is "YUNG BERG"? I am not trying to diss the kid any more than he has done to himself, but I havent heard his music. I have only heard this story about him not liking "dark butts" ( whatever that means) and now this.
Then he spit on one of the real ones from the city, (TRICK TRICK) which really was the icing on the *** whooping in my book. It just got me to thinking. In the days of 2008 we see so many artist taking big *** "L's" (losses) artist being beatin in public, artist going to jail, from everything to murder and rape, to artist being broke, robbed, strung out or just flat out falling off. and we all just sit around waiting for the bad news to RUSH to us thru the net or the text or just that gossip girl who knows EVERYTHING about NOTHING>THIS IS CONSIDERED BEING A FAN OF THE MUSIC??? Talent is out the window, it seems like people love train wrecks and lots of em. Maybe im getttin old, but that **** is not entertaining to me. Where do you get your fix of hip hop without the "JERRY SPRINGER" feeling attached to it? It feels like HIP HOP is now the new WWE, think about it......everybodys mad, on steroids, threatining to kick each others asses... ALL THE TIME! lots of money, its on tv, **** him, **** her, **** this, **** that etc. etc. but whos really going hard at the art form? Now dont get me wrong...SOME PEOPLE JUST DESERVE THAT SWIFT KICK IN THE TEETH, to get your point across, Trust me I KNOW. But LORD JAMAL from BRAND NUBIAN was just out here for the x games and he came to my crib to hang out, we talked about music of course and he agreed that the challenges we face in music today stem from all the bull**** ASSOCIATED with being a artist, fitting the "image". which really sucks. I am guilty of watching TMZ and all that other **** as well, I cant front, my whole family checks it out from time to time. but to me its sad more than anything. Here is the flip side to it, from where I come from people didnt have college to look forward to and a very select few get to go to the NBA or NFL. So what we HAD was music, especially HIP HOP it was one of the only outlets that could be reached with your MIND and your DRIVE. IF we turn allow HIP HOP to be turned into a 3 ring circus, dont be mad when all you have the option to be later on..........is a CLOWN! , BE YOU, STAY FOCUSED.



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Bramakaveli
08-28-2008, 08:27 AM
Finally someone noticed all the scars I have seen in hiphop. Finally some artist who got the balls to say this.

PJ Seed
08-28-2008, 11:15 AM
Nice talk!!!

Bramakaveli
09-03-2008, 10:25 AM
nobody else cares? I know billooh and LR2 do, I am sure of that.

Nicole69
09-03-2008, 10:36 AM
I care... But I don't know what say... about it :(

Lady Di
09-03-2008, 10:36 AM
I have clue who he's talkin' bout.

Problem Child
09-03-2008, 10:43 AM
Of course I care..but X said it all. Can't add anything to it..just that he's right!

Nicole69
09-03-2008, 10:49 AM
exactly... Well said:D

Vanlandia
09-06-2008, 05:11 PM
It is sad...when trying to be somethin your not, it's easy to get sidetracked from the original intentions & dreams an artist had...& that's when life kicks u in the a**. My thoughts are..if I ain't liked for who I am and what I stand for...F**k em & F**k the "image"...make your own & keep it real according to your truths...set the example, don't follow it if it's destructive. But hey, I'm just an el-a-mental chic..what do I know?!!


Peace to all
Ciao
Vanlandia

Asides from life experience, the real education is music

!JOKER!
09-11-2008, 12:41 PM
I Think That Anyone Can Join To Rap Creation - BUT DO NOT DO THIS From Begining, I Mean That It Must Be Voice, Good Instrumental...
Nowadays Presents Alot MotheF@CKAz Who Trashed WHOLE RAP Space... It Complete Peace ME OFF...
What Can I Say - All rappers, Who Have A Big Name, First Their Albums Wasn't Nice...

I Agreed With X

aLvin
09-17-2008, 10:04 AM
I Think That Anyone Can Join To Rap Creation - BUT DO NOT DO THIS From Begining, I Mean That It Must Be Voice, Good Instrumental...
Nowadays Presents Alot MotheF@CKAz Who Trashed WHOLE RAP Space... It Complete Peace ME OFF...
What Can I Say - All rappers, Who Have A Big Name, First Their Albums Wasn't Nice...

I Agreed With X

I Can Agree With You... But See, Every Genre Of Music From Time To Time Change ItSelf... So What We Have Today In How Can I Say... Our Rap Music (We're Fans Right?) Is That Change... We All Know That The '90 And Beggining Of 2000 Was The Years Of West, And We Are Fans Of That Music That Genre Since That... And Nowdays We Have Lil' Wayne, We Have T-Pain Who Own Their Style Of Music... We Must Accept The Changes... At Least Until West Coast MC Decide To Make Music Like They Used To Make...

!JOKER!
09-17-2008, 01:34 PM
Accept??! Nah Man! ...
I Give A F@ck Who And What And Where Change! I Stay On Mine, I Mean That I Listen Rappers Who Was From Beginig - That People Still Create Some Special!
Anyways, Oldest Tracks Not Too Bad - I Still Listen Onyx, Wu-Tang, 2 Pac etc.

Lega-C
12-15-2008, 05:20 AM
Well this is what happens when business takes prescedent over art....it's just that in the last few years things have been worse than ever.

Vanlandia
12-15-2008, 06:42 AM
The two need to be mixed togeather accordingly, in order to produce results that are effective....which, unfortunatley...not every artist or fan, for that matter are able to grasp in terms of concepts...which in turn, aim to challange those who disregard and take advantage of the very message(s) that are put out there via the dedicated musicians who truly care about progress, regardless of the obstacles.

Vanlandia

tripper69
12-16-2008, 05:35 AM
i think that the rap scene has been stereotyped these days,it used to b bout speakn ya mind&talking truth but these days its turned into chaos almost because of that steroetype&&now were gettn stuff like soldier boy wif no real lirics,jus the same thing repeated a hundred tymes,or no truth and or flow,jus alota b.s.&hype,dont get me wrong theres alota artist that are cumming up&still talking truth&keepn it real,growing as they do physicly and mentaly&spiritualy,the coorparate side has generated a bad boy, beef stereotype too that so many rappers fall into these days&because of that its become alot more gansta mentality regarding flow,coz the corparates i geuss have pushed that image&alot of new people in the scene are following that as their basis for rap or being pushed into that type of mentallity by the corps,but there are alota rappers still keeping real&talking truth,like cubes newest album,all of x,s albums have wise qoutes thruout as well jus for instance.but i geuss that the image that there tryn to hold to&push onto the public is that violent mentality(corps)

Vanlandia
12-16-2008, 03:56 PM
Tripp-Er...matter of interpretation.