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Anonymous wrote:Old school only. The new stuff sounds as interesting as sawdust.

Mos def and talib kweli are black star changed my lide

blackstar is one of the top 10 hiphop albums ever made.

We should kick it

NP. I wanna join you guys. In addition to Mos Def & Talib Kweli Blackstar I'd add Common (his classic stuff, e.g., I Used to Love Her), classic Nas, etc. Then I'd go further back and add Tribe, De La Soul, and I'll stop there since gotta get back to work.

Some people on here railing against rap music w/o really knowing it sound like my Dad, lol.

Yes to everything.

I only like old school rap. I can't take the mess that is out here today. Yes, there are some great underground rappers who have positive messages. I like listening to them. However, the mainstream rap that is popular with the music industry is unbearable.

Anonymous wrote:Lot of rap is about bitches, drugs, n******, violence, and money.

Justify away.

You are still free to listen to garbage I suppose.

What do you listen to?

You should check out Migos.

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Anonymous wrote:Old school only. The new stuff sounds as interesting as sawdust.

Rappers Delight old school or Jay-Z reasonable doubt old school?

Jay Z. 2pac, Public Enemy, Notorious B.I.G., Eric B and Rakim, Arrested Development, Digable Planets, Fugees, Dr. Dre.

Word
+1

What? No Eminem?

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Anonymous wrote:No, and I don't even like for people to call it music.

beat it

Great song by the late MJ.

Love it. Hate that my new kid-friendly car doesn't bump.

Favorites range from Tupac/Biggie/Snoop/Dre (mid 90s) to Jay-Z/Outkast/etc (late 90s/early-to-mid 00s) to TI/Drake/Rick Ross (lmid 00s to current) to Wale and J. Cole (love them). Love Common, the Roots, love the old underground Mos Def/Talib/Blackstar/Tribe/Blackalicious/Jurassic 5 etc. I don't love all the club-centric crunk shit, although some of it's OK.

I like some old school rap, like De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, and Eric B and Rakim. I don't really know about what's going on in rap music today. I really hate violent, misogynist rap, and I can't stand it blasting from cars. I do like certain rap songs that are played so much you can't help but notice them. I really loved that Outkast album from about 2005, and Nelly's "Hot in Herre" album. But that's about it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Old school only. The new stuff sounds as interesting as sawdust.

Mos def and talib kweli are black star changed my lide

blackstar is one of the top 10 hiphop albums ever made.

We should kick it

NP. I wanna join you guys. In addition to Mos Def & Talib Kweli Blackstar I'd add Common (his classic stuff, e.g., I Used to Love Her), classic Nas, etc. Then I'd go further back and add Tribe, De La Soul, and I'll stop there since gotta get back to work.

Some people on here railing against rap music w/o really knowing it sound like my Dad, lol.

Oh god no. It's the worst. I'm pretty open about music and like different kinds. With one exception. C-rap LOL

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Anonymous wrote:Lot of rap is about bitches, drugs, n******, violence, and money.

Justify away.

You are still free to listen to garbage I suppose.

But not all of it.

I said "lot of," not "all."

Anonymous wrote:Lot of rap is about bitches, drugs, n******, violence, and money.

Justify away.

You are still free to listen to garbage I suppose.

But not all of it.

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Anonymous wrote:Juicy J, Eightball & MJG, Project Pat

I didn't know DCUM was full of lean sippin', weed smokin', twerking, ass clapping, ratchet moms.

IKR! Never thought I'd see those names on this board.

Anonymous wrote:Lot of rap is about bitches, drugs, n******, violence, and money.

Justify away.

You are still free to listen to garbage I suppose.

and other music besides religious isn't?

Lot of rap is about bitches, drugs, n******, violence, and money.

Justify away.

You are still free to listen to garbage I suppose.