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commercial Rap as Hip-Hop and starting calling it Hip-Pop or Club-Hop or something closer to what it actually is then real retrospective progressive Hip-Hop that embodies the cultural elements and truly understands the achievements & progress made by the Golden Era of Hip-Hop and wants to
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The Underground Hip Hop Test Test
Hi! And welcome to my Underground Hip Hop Test Test. I'll be using my knowledge about hip hop culture to determine how deep you are into true hip hop.... ...
The Hip-Hop Test
Are you a real hip-hop head? Or do you just want the DJ to play something you can dance to? Whether you're a b-boy, thug, backpacker, writer, old scho... ...
The Hip-Hop Test
Are you a hip-hop don or simply a rap aficionado? Test your hip-hop culture knowledge by answering several dozen questions that only real enthusiasts will know the answer to. Sorry but this ain't the ... ...
The Do you know your hip hop? Test
Welcome to extensive "Do you know your Hip Hop" Test. The goal of this test is to determine if you're sexually attracted to kittens. Kidding. I'll be ... ...
The true REAL HIP-HOP Test
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Hip-Hop is Dead. . .and I stole this article
Why Hip Hop Is
Considered Dead": In the year 2007, it is likely to hear people
talk of the long awaited Hip-Hop album releases and who’s really
hot. Though with almost an equal amount of negative characteristics
to Hip-Hop, it is also likely to often hear a simple three lettered
phrase, “Hip-Hop
Supplement for the "don't like rap/country" folks
as a white dude from
a middle-class background, i would just come off like an idiot if i
tried to speak on behalf of hip-hop any more than i already have
(although it's probably worth pointing out that a lot of hip-hop's
sales, especially political hip-hop's sales, come from the white
suburbs).
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How many people on here love hip hop like me?
original hip hop Hip hop that scared the shit out of white people
and changed the way they viewed america black americas reality hip
hop when em mattered to hip hop GREATEST HIP HOP GROUP AND SONG OF
ALL TIME Greatest MC of all time Rakim the GOD (((holds up black
fist and leaves room quietly)))
This thread is for douchebags with guitars.
There is certainly quite a few hip hop artists I dis like, and I'll
say I hate 80% of hip hop music, but I still don't deny it as
music. I'm a lyrical lover. I started out writing poetry, and back
then I thought hip hop was just a buch of retards writing about
money and hoes; until I listened to
how cum people wont give rappers a chance?
The generall
attitude of hip hop is that of being the 2nd to lowest rung on
society and being proud your not the lowest, preying on people who
are somehow lower than you. The hip hop ideal of being a slum lord,
and pushing around the defenseless, then turning around and
complaining about the white
rant sense when is ok to say nigger?;(
growth of the hip hop culture and
consequently, the word nigger has once again been pushed into the
forefront of national consciousness. Kevin fleshes out the word,
discussing and challenging its many subtexts. He acknowledges the
alleged “evolution” of the word by the hip hop community, but
