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2/27/2015 6:32:31 PM
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Joey Bada$$, Kendrick Lamar, Childish Gambino, Lupe Fiasco, Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples, Bishop Nehru. Hip hop doesn't suck now you just might be listening to the wrong hip hop my friend.
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You were obviously born post 90s cuz that shit you listed isn't hip hop. It's trash.
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And you're obviously one of those guys that has no appreciation for talented young rappers. Have you even listened to any of the music of the rappers I listed?
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You obviously have diarrhea in your ears because those artists are the cream of the crop for hip hop. And I'm white and I even know that. If shit isn't funky. It's no hip hop. If the beats don't sound like a kit. It's not hip hop. "Keep the hi hats funky"
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Ask Cool Herc what he thinks about what you call hip hop. Bet you don't even know who he is.
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Cool Herc is a DJ. Next?
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He also created hip hop. Do you know anything about this subject?
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Who gives a shit dude. Ya he created hip hop by cutting jazz and disco records together. Hip Hop grew out of the disco-house movement. It's a counter culture to rock, and jazz. And now it's THE culture of America. Bling and bitches. Keep on keeping on guardian.
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Childish Gambino is the best thing in hip-hop right now in my opinion. He's amazing.
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Gambino is amazing. It's wacky to me that people that liked old school hip hop can't appreciate the way it's evolved and the talent in this new school of lyricists.
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When the copyright infringement law went down towards hip hop musicians sampling jazz, funk and rock...when this happened, hip hop died.
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If you say so bro. My iTunes library is filled with music that I call amazing hip hop by a range of talented rappers. I can appreciate that you're old school rappers were good, it's strange to me that you refuse to see the value and skill of the next generation.
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The zeitgeist of hip hop has changed. That's why I can't get involved inside of it. There's an image at stake, and that's all the industry cares about. Selling out. Grown men listening to modern rap is childish.
