Be honest... What rap song do you have on repeat right now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm Black, early 30s, and usually listen to indie or classic rock.

Besides the new Vampire Weekend, I've also had "Feds Watching" and "Started from the Bottom" on constant rotation.

Can I come to your house

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Rap = crap

All my kids itunes downloads go on my phone, too so I know what they are listening to and it sure isn't rap.


What about their illegal downloads? J/p

No illegal downloads. They understand the consequences of stealing an artists work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Rap = crap

All my kids itunes downloads go on my phone, too so I know what they are listening to and it sure isn't rap.


What about their illegal downloads? J/p

No illegal downloads. They understand the consequences of stealing an artists work.

Don't be naive. You can't control everything. They will get it from their friends.

[Anonymous]

The Seed by the Roots. Its ALWAYS in my CD player in the car ready to GO!

I doubt many people on DCUM know what that is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Rap = crap

All my kids itunes downloads go on my phone, too so I know what they are listening to and it sure isn't rap.


What about their illegal downloads? J/p


No illegal downloads. They understand the consequences of stealing an artists work.


Don't be naive. You can't control everything. They will get it from their friends.

Not at all naive. I know precisely what music they have. Besides they have a strong moral compass. Not ever kid thinks stealing is okay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Rap = crap

All my kids itunes downloads go on my phone, too so I know what they are listening to and it sure isn't rap.


What about their illegal downloads? J/p


No illegal downloads. They understand the consequences of stealing an artists work.


Don't be naive. You can't control everything. They will get it from their friends.

Not at all naive. I know precisely what music they have. Besides they have a strong moral compass. Not ever kid thinks stealing is okay.

Your firm stance is so laughable. I'm sure Billy Ray thought the same things.

[Anonymous]

Can we stick with the original question?

LL Cool J - Jingling Baby
Tribe Called Quest - Check the Rhime
Missy Elliott - Work It

My DDs are exposed to all sorts of music from rock, pop, new wave, house and jazz. We also have a lot of conversation about the lyrics, artistry and history of hip-hop.

[Anonymous]

Let's get back to the songs. I posted above, but since we aren't restricted to rap/hip hop, the album I have on repeat is the Alabama Shakes, pp with the kids who don't like current music, you should play that one for them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:not a single one

Homework assignment: Ask your children what they are listening to and come back w/ a song.

Not the PP by my kids will come back with "The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc". None of them are rap music kids. They prefer classic rock. My oldest doesn't think good music was made after 1990 and that some of the 80s were debatable.

We've apparently raised old souls

Most go through this phase. Don't be pissed off when they move on. Probably indie rock next.

[Anonymous]

Don't Believe the Hype!

[Anonymous]

Straight out of Compton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Can we stick with the original question?

LL Cool J - Jingling Baby
Tribe Called Quest - Check the RhimeMissy Elliott - Work It

My DDs are exposed to all sorts of music from rock, pop, new wave, house and jazz. We also have a lot of conversation about the lyrics, artistry and history of hip-hop.

Yeah! Good one!

[Anonymous]

Don't Believe the Hype!

Me too!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:not a single one

Homework assignment: Ask your children what they are listening to and come back w/ a song.

Not the PP by my kids will come back with "The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc". None of them are rap music kids. They prefer classic rock. My oldest doesn't think good music was made after 1990 and that some of the 80s were debatable.

We've apparently raised old souls

Old souls and very, very cool kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:not a single one

Homework assignment: Ask your children what they are listening to and come back w/ a song.

Not the PP by my kids will come back with "The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, etc". None of them are rap music kids. They prefer classic rock. My oldest doesn't think good music was made after 1990 and that some of the 80s were debatable.

We've apparently raised old souls

Old souls and very, very cool kids.

Rap can't touch the above. And you will never hear Zeppelin or the Beatles calling any woman a whore or bitch. Rock on!!