View Poll Results: Do you like hip hop?!?
YES!!!
37
32.74%
NO!!!
76
67.26%
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DJ Flipside
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Joined: 02-03-2006
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From: So Cal
it's her music I can't stand 
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From: St. Louis, Mo.
Hip Hop is for retards
Hip hop is for retards. It is not even music. Doesn't fit the definition of music. It is more like primitive moronic chant. The so-called artists that do hip hop usually can't even spell correctly, use grammar correctly or even play a musical instrament. They can't even sing. Furthermore they chant about gross, primitive, gutter like things. Of course kids like stuff like that. Adults?
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
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Hip hop is for retards. It is not even music. Doesn't fit the definition of music. It is more like primitive moronic chant. The so-called artists that do hip hop usually can't even spell correctly, use grammar correctly or even play a musical instrament. They can't even sing. Furthermore they chant about gross, primitive, gutter like things. Of course kids like stuff like that. Adults?
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
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Hip hop is for retards. It is not even music. Doesn't fit the definition of music. It is more like primitive moronic chant. The so-called artists that do hip hop usually can't even spell correctly, use grammar correctly or even play a musical instrament. They can't even sing. Furthermore they chant about gross, primitive, gutter like things. Of course kids like stuff like that. Adults?
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
K7
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From: Rochester,N.Y.
Hip hop is for retards. It is not even music. Doesn't fit the definition of music. It is more like primitive moronic chant. The so-called artists that do hip hop usually can't even spell correctly, use grammar correctly or even play a musical instrament. They can't even sing. Furthermore they chant about gross, primitive, gutter like things. Of course kids like stuff like that. Adults?
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
That's too much to soak in at once. 
I think that's the most hateful thing I've ever heard about any music. 
I'm 30 so I consider myself an adult and love hip hop. 
You can't group such a large spectrum of music into one general category. It is impossible to put all the various artist and styles in one category. Like I wouldn't try to group Spice 1 or NWA in the same category as Mos Def or KRS-One. Oh yeah.....On the instruments thing.......What about groups like The Roots or The Goats? 
Hell even KMK has a drummer. There are rappers that can sing too.
Last edited by captain howdy; Jul 28, 2007 at 11:24 PM.
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Kind of ironic huh? 
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problem is i cannot find the time to do my own. there really is not any money in the full custom fab like that. i mean there is, but once you break down a job like that hourly...u begin to feel resentment.
sounds like it fits the definition of music pretty well. you must remember that the blues was seen likewise by mainstream america in the 1890's and YOUR Jazz music is a direct spinoff of Jazz, even though jazz was much more of a bourgeois movement.
simple idea, maybe you could wrap your brain around it...if you dont like it then do not post.
mu·sic
Pronunciation: \ˈmyü-zik\
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English musik, from Anglo-French musike, from Latin musica, from Greek mousikē any art presided over by the Muses, especially music, from feminine of mousikos of the Muses, from Mousa Muse
Date: 13th century
1 a: the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a composition having unity and continuity b: vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony
2 a: an agreeable sound : euphony <her voice was music to my ears> b: musical quality <the music of verse>
3: a musical accompaniment <a play set to music>
4: the score of a musical composition set down on paper
5: a distinctive type or category of music <there is a music for everybody — Eric Salzman>
Nice Work!!! 
Hip hop is for retards. It is not even music. Doesn't fit the definition of music. It is more like primitive moronic chant. The so-called artists that do hip hop usually can't even spell correctly, use grammar correctly or even play a musical instrament. They can't even sing. Furthermore they chant about gross, primitive, gutter like things. Of course kids like stuff like that. Adults?
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
There are great jazz musicians who come to town and no one listens to them or goes to their concerts. These musicians pay and study and practice earning a degree of complexity that is extraordinary but who sells out the big arena's? Snoop Dog! Well snizzle wizzle to the lizzles!
simple idea, maybe you could wrap your brain around it...if you dont like it then do not post.
mu·sic
Pronunciation: \ˈmyü-zik\
Function: noun
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: Middle English musik, from Anglo-French musike, from Latin musica, from Greek mousikē any art presided over by the Muses, especially music, from feminine of mousikos of the Muses, from Mousa Muse
Date: 13th century
1 a: the science or art of ordering tones or sounds in succession, in combination, and in temporal relationships to produce a composition having unity and continuity b: vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody, or harmony
2 a: an agreeable sound : euphony <her voice was music to my ears> b: musical quality <the music of verse>
3: a musical accompaniment <a play set to music>
4: the score of a musical composition set down on paper
5: a distinctive type or category of music <there is a music for everybody — Eric Salzman>
