fellow hip hop listeners
Originally Posted by beanolo,Sep 10 2007, 10:33 AM
Well granted that neither of them are real hip hop. I think I'll pass on both. 

Originally Posted by prodigy3006,Sep 10 2007, 02:34 PM
kanye is not hip hop? hmmmmmmmm...... just becuase he has crossover success does Not mean he's not hip hop. whats hip hop then? I bet anyone you name has given a nod to kanye
right now Im banging to 9th Wonder and Buckshot. download it bishes!!
Originally Posted by C_Unit,Sep 10 2007, 10:58 AM
i like that ayo technology song... but mostly cause JUSTIN is in it.

yup 50 does have a lot of songs that are catchy and worth listening to. I just wonder why he put his as$ on the line going against Kanye like that.
And to answer you question C UNit, 50 brought that on himself. He called out Kanye, otherwise the thought of comparing the two would never have crossed my mind either.
And to answer you question C UNit, 50 brought that on himself. He called out Kanye, otherwise the thought of comparing the two would never have crossed my mind either.
well, I don't care about him that much to defend him, but I figured he wasn't really being serious when he 'threw a tantrum'. regardless of tantrum throwing, about all the old and underground hip hop greats, from kweli to common to krs-one to nas (if you consider him true hip hop) to lupe give kanye credit; he's really established himself as an mc, and as a pop entertainer now apart from that.
Originally Posted by C U AT 9K,Sep 10 2007, 06:34 PM
In case he hasn't noticed, it's not that hard to be successful at rap. My brothers 18 year old preppy friend can make beats on his Mac. I can call up 6 friends on campus that can freestyle. Woop-dee-do!
Originally Posted by C U AT 9K,Sep 10 2007, 09:21 AM
Neither.
Real Hip-Hop died in the late 80s early 90s. All this stuff now is garbage. Give me an old Eric B & Rakim album on vinyl than a 50 Cent album on an iPod, bitches.





