Soldato
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I'm a great fan of Hip Hop rap music. I'll admit it. Call me a chav, a hoodie, what ever rocks your boat but I love rap music just as you like your type.
Now, one thing that takes the living biscuit. One thing which gets on my nipples is American Hip Hop. In the old days, rap music in America, like was art. Luniz, Fugees, Ini Kamoze. Those were the days.
Nowadays, they rap about "bitches", "grillz", "niggaz" and "getting rich or die tryin'".
Do you see where they are going wrong?
I'm not saying British Urban Hip Hop doesn't do that, they do. However, I can honestly say, they're a small minority. Most of them do make songs on sensible things like Blair and Bush in Iraq. When they compose a song about a girl they like or something, they don't refer to them as their "bitch". Or even, when they do compose a song, it's a decent topic. No crap about "bitches", "grillz", "niggaz" and "getting or die tryin'".
I've really, really, really gone off American Hip Hop. El Razur, or whoever can try their hardest to sway me, but i'm sorry. I'm not budging. I'd have to see a serious, serious, serious change in Amiercan Hip Hop for me to start buying their albums again. All i've been buying in the last month are albums from British Talent.
Thats my rant over. And to be honest, i've tried my hardest not to be biased but I just do HOPE the British culture don't tend toward the American.
Now, one thing that takes the living biscuit. One thing which gets on my nipples is American Hip Hop. In the old days, rap music in America, like was art. Luniz, Fugees, Ini Kamoze. Those were the days.
Nowadays, they rap about "bitches", "grillz", "niggaz" and "getting rich or die tryin'".
Do you see where they are going wrong?
I'm not saying British Urban Hip Hop doesn't do that, they do. However, I can honestly say, they're a small minority. Most of them do make songs on sensible things like Blair and Bush in Iraq. When they compose a song about a girl they like or something, they don't refer to them as their "bitch". Or even, when they do compose a song, it's a decent topic. No crap about "bitches", "grillz", "niggaz" and "getting or die tryin'".
I've really, really, really gone off American Hip Hop. El Razur, or whoever can try their hardest to sway me, but i'm sorry. I'm not budging. I'd have to see a serious, serious, serious change in Amiercan Hip Hop for me to start buying their albums again. All i've been buying in the last month are albums from British Talent.
Thats my rant over. And to be honest, i've tried my hardest not to be biased but I just do HOPE the British culture don't tend toward the American.
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