Top Rap Music Of 2009
Can anyone come up with an original argument against hip hop? (Debate Intelligent !!!)? ONLY
This is not intended to be confrontational … I'm really curious about why some people still, in 2009, mean that rap is not music "argument. I still have yet read reviews to anyone who is not merely a repetition of the same things every generation says about the music that comes after "time" or not based on the premise that all hip hop is violent, misogynistic or materialistic items. This is incorrect, as has been shown thousands of times before anyone who is a fan of severe hip hop MC's could name 10 of the top of your head that do not fit into that category. So … as the title asks … Can anyone make an original argument against hip hop? So I love you. I really do.
This is the problem I have with most rap. It is not enough music, ie instruments. What is surprising because many of them will have great bands on tour. Most of it reflects a lifestyle that can not relate. I can not see how to sing / Rap about killing people, pimping girls, sale and consumption of drugs. I just do not understand. Then there is the nonsense rhyme about a promise after another. It seems that if you can smoke a lot of drugs, and rhyme to f * ck f * ck you too can be a hip hop star. Once again I do not understand. There seems to be a lot of intelligence devoted to the actual letters. I kinda like Eminem for that reason. At least, can produce poly syllabic words. There seems to be a real attempt to tell a story really through the song. The other thing that really bothers me about the whole genre, is how so many people that really are the dregs of society are idolized. How stars do people really not like to be friend. In general. Then take Will Smith for example. His music is not "black" enough to be played in most urban stations. Come on. I do not think it's all meaningless garbage. Just a bunch of it. Again, number of children who picked up the guitar in the 60s and tried to be the Beatles. Each generation has its own music. There were hundreds of kids who tried to follow in the footsteps of Frank Sinatra. How many can you think of them today. The same could be said of the Beatles, the Stones. What of his contemporaries are remembered today? There will be some who will to be the cream of the crop. Hundreds more will just be footnotes in popular music. If such a high rank. Most will be forgotten completely.
Best Hip Hop/Rap Songs 2009 (IMO) [Explicit]
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R.O.O.T.S. (CD/DVD) $10.62 Includes bonus DVD with interview and track-by-track commentary! ‘R.O.O.T.S.’ an acronym for ‘ROUTE OF OVERCOMING THE STRUGGLE’ follows Flo Rida’s internationally successful debut, ‘MAIL ON SUNDAY,’ which made an explosive Top 5 entry onto the Billboard 200 upon its March 2008 release. As on the previous collection, ‘R.O.O.T.S.’ sees Flo Rida joining forces with an extraordinary array of A-list co… |
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Malice N Wonderland: Deluxe Edition (with T-Shirt and Priority Records Sampler) $23.08 Deluxe edition box set includes Malice N Wonderland CD and t-shirt (size XL) plus a Priority Records sampler featuring 8 tracks from the Priority Records catalog selected by Snoop Dogg, Creative Chairman of Priority Records. Sampler includes tracks by N.W.A., Eazy-E, Ice Cube, Master P and more! Track listing: 1. Intro 2. I Wanna Rock 3. 2 Minute Warning 4. 1800 (featuring Lil Jon) 5. Different La… |
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No Security (plus 3 Bonus Tracks) Includes 3 bonus tracks! Comprised of LOX members Jadakiss, Styles P, Sheek Louch – D-Block have had the streets on lock for years. “No Security” is the latest in their line of releases. The new album features that trademark sound that LOX fans have come to know and love. This is a brand new studio album, no outtakes, no old songs. This is official new music! Track listing: 1. So Much Trouble (fea… |