Do you know hip-hop?
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You talk too much! Who cares if you dont like those artists anyway.. But you are also entitled to ur own opinion lol..
Submitted by jackal on May. 3, 2007 |
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I agree with a lot of what you say concerning the current state of hip-hop. That said, the music you mentioned as not hip-hop is what it is, and the only way for the youth to learn any sort of history of hip-hop is if we teach them. On that note, this playlist is a great way to start. For a great trip through hip-hop history try reading Can't Stop Won't Stop by Jeff Chang if you haven't already. Good playlist!
Submitted by sgtreesh37 on May. 3, 2007 |
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Yeah you talk too much. I thought this was gonna be another wack azz mix. But actually there's a lot of classics in here. You covered it from point A to B. Good playlist.
Submitted by Ratboy on May. 4, 2007 |
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good playlist, but teach the children rakim also, along wit' kool g rap and big daddy kane and stuff but good stuff know what i'm saying
peace and 1luv
Submitted by MX on May. 4, 2007 |
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That's love right there.
Submitted by ning on May. 7, 2007 |
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KUDOS.... im not big into the rap/hip-hop genre but i do applaud how your recongnizing TRUE hip-hop artists and not image loathing corprate WHORES
Submitted by soundtacks on May. 9, 2007 |
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oh so if them MC's u named aint hip-hop what are they exactly? people have different tastes mate but im affraid they still all fall under hip-hop. old school. new school. simple as. after all tht this is a good mix tho
Submitted by Jamesey on May. 13, 2007 |
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theyre corporate slaves. once again, the roots of hip hop aren't in L.A. or some ritzy corporate office, but the streets.
Hip hop ( a culture ) was born to talk about political/social issues not to promote ...um...stupidity?
Jus call soulja boy and his type rap and it's allll good:)
Awesome play list!
Submitted by browneyes7 on Nov. 29, 2007 |
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waiting for part 2 homie!
Submitted by raheel on Jan. 31, 2008 |
