Hopsin - No Words
https://youtu.be/IiNNBc557OQ


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Hot New Hip Hop – Hopsin continues to roll out new videos in support of his latest album Pound Syndrome. Last month, he dropped off the official video for his Dizzy Wright-featured cut “Fort Collins,” and now today he’s back with another one for “No Words.”


Serving as a skit, the brief 1:38-minute clip finds Hopsin, aka Hash Brown, mocking rappers in the game who be stuntin in their videos with things like Lambo’s, double cups, jewelry, and guns among other things. It’s a hysterical and on point video to say the least, check it out.



I admit this isn’t a great look for modern hip hop that a guy rapping actual gibberish could make a song that’s as good as 99% of the music you’d hear out on any given night with a music video covering every cliché imaginable. And I’m sure a lot of the hip hop fans who miss when the music meant a cultural movement with real significance will go “SEE THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT WE’RE SAYING.”



But hip hop becoming this vanilla and predictable as a part of society actually means we’ve come a long way in just a few decades. A couple of weeks ago I watched the documentary The Search for General Tso on Netflix and assumed it was only about the mysterious origins of the chicken that’s in every Chinese place across the land. But it was really about cultural assimilation in America and how the General Tso chicken we eat here is really the result of decades of Chinese people coming here, initially being ostracized from their new communities, and learning how to fit in with American culture. The original version of General Tso’s was brought over in the 1970s with flavors more like the region its creator was from in Hunan and was super spicy and not at all in line with the American pallet. So they added sugar to it, dumbed it down, made it more of a traditional American experience and it blew up to the point where now, a few decades later, you can find that watered down, sugary American version of it in any mall across the country.



That’s what hip hop is now. It’s not this amazing movement like it was originating in the South Bronx when people had a point to make about urban decay. It’s not even storytelling like Notorious BIG used to do. It’s autotuned guys in sunglasses yelling about owning things and/or being competent at packaging drugs. It’s pop music, same as a Taylor Swift or anything else you’d hear on Spotify’s top 100 list. A pale white kid in Idaho will listen to it just like a kid wearing jeans below his asshole will. But that’s what it means to be a part of America. It means you’ve made it.



Also shouldn’t a parody have some sort of actual parody in it? Like that car was sick and this chick is as hot as any other I’ve ever seen a guy pour champagne on while watching BET, it undercuts the message a bit is all I’m saying:





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Best song he's made

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This is what he wastes his money on?

Really?

This is why he's stuck complaining about the next man.

He's been around for a good 4-5 years I figure, and has never made anything like this before. His series of songs "Ill mind of Hopsin" is dope.

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He's 30 years old acting like a scorned hoe when in reality he's the type of guy to get mad popular kids are...popular.

He's an insecure man-child thinking he's being deep.

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I only learned about him because he performed on my stage at Paid Dues, and I had to study him just to know what his crowd might be into. And I realized he was basically like a baby Tech N9ne...similar inflections and flow. Not my cup of tea to where I'm playing his shit, but I surely recognize his skill, personality, and his great stage presence.

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There are a few of yall in this post
resorting to the typical "mad" and
"emotional" insults every time someone
doesn't outside this video.
Do yall really not see how yall are the
"mad" ones?

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Damn autocorrect

>doesn't outside this video.

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them nigga

so, call bruh corny or whatever but at least he is using his fanbase to talk about the garbage instead of being mad about it.


im not exactly a fan but I do appreciate his position of dissent

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Its not horseshit. You ain't gotta like it. Thats what these sanctimonious born-again-sounding spectrum man-children never understand.

Popular does not mean "bad"

Complaining about the mainstream in the age of the internet makes you a bigger idiot than any other criticism of the art form itself you could ever develop.

He's mad at the next man instead of creating shit people want to hear. We're not dumb...your shit just sucks.

And the masses will eat anything up that's pushed. YOU know this.


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You think you're less of a person because some types of music doesn't appeal to you because its less popular.

You're so attached to whatever identity you've drawn around yourself that you think if its not on Top 40 radio that it means not just your taste, but you as a person are flawed and theres something wrong with how you choose to align yourself creatively.

You're scared of being an outcast.

It's a known and discussed fact that the industry pushes garbage nonsense music on the masses of Black People. .


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>It's a known and discussed fact that the industry pushes
>garbage nonsense music on the masses of Black People. .
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Go at the low-hanging fruit first
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That "low-hanging fruit" happens to be his brothers and sisters.
It'd benefit him to speak to them (and their fans) in a much less condescending way.

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attacking a popular rap sound. it's a real 90's have-nots vs haves (shoutout to 15) mentality. he's harboring that same seething resentment as technically proficient but otherwise uninteresting rapper #14,345 on some middling underground label like abb or goodvibes, which isn't a good look for hopsin because while i can't stand his content he can really rap well. idk. i don't get a "funny" vibe from this. just bitterness

Rest In Peace, Bad News Brown

Nah, man... you're getting it all wrong!
YOU'RE the bitter, mad, and emotional one for not digging it!
You understand now?
lol


I feel you tho. That much is pretty obvious. Sure, dude can rap but can't be an
interesting guy for the life of him for some reason, which is unfortunate.
It's really funny that so many people in here never heard of the kid until he
parodies rappers who manage to generate interest.

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This is the problem with 99% of so-called conscious music.
They don't do anything but whine about mainstream tropes.

You need to have your own world that you draw people into.
Rap about the shit that interests you and how you spend you time.
That's what the other guys do... and that's why they draw people in.
They're obsessed with drugs and alcohol while you're obsessed with THEM.
Who looks like the bigger loser here?

I rock with alotta different types of rap, but my favorite conscious songs are when
emcees tackle important subject matter like Immortal Technique's "Peruvian Cocaine",
Skipp Coon's "Ruremarm", Wise Intelligent's "Globe Holders" or "Rocket Launcher",
the list goes on and on.

He could have made a catchy song with that same damn beat, rapping about his usual
shit and GAINED some fans instead of being a stuck-up purist. He's long been unnecessarily
critical of other rappers in his interviews tho. He calls it "being real" but all your honesty
ain't necessary, and he's prime example.

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I'm smarter than like 90% of anyone who has been a popular rapper. I know this. Its just true.

These guys ARE NOT that bright, and even the bright ones don't make that sort of "enlightened" music because its not advantageous to do so if you care about selling shit.

On top of that, if I want to learn something i've got more sources of information that 4 minutes of a song/chorus/bridge combination.

at the time when that video came out
did you guys feel that all of cliche things 90's
that the roots were mocking in that video
were wack?

or did you guys feel how alot ppl; feel about this
Hopsin vid "he's beating a dead horse"


whats interesting about that what they do vid
is all of the visuals that roots bashed are the things
that cats now say "are whats missing from the game"
and they want that "vintage 90s sound back"

i guess what im saying is hip hop fans are worst yo
like the fucking worst

niggas dont know what they want

and then my homies who like all of the Preemo boombap beats
(which are amazing sounds in their own right) are the most closed minded fucks ever

"hip has to sound like THIS"
"they have to rap like THIS"
"that aint hip hop"

but a cat who likes mainstream rap seems to be
more open and inclined to try to listen to
some classic rap...but you cant get high and mighty nigga to
step out of his range

man fuck that

niggas got stuck in one era thats what killed the sound
rap been violent (the infamous?? hnic??)
rap been drugged out (congratultions rae lets celebrate and sniff an 8th)

but now niggas want to get mad

it baffles me.
Rap has always been the voice of the youth
and all flavors of rap have existed at the same time

What a time to be alive

we live in an era where we can easily find and hear
the sounds of rap we want...we have thriving indie cats
gaining steam if their fans
you go on itunes and see indie guys music right beside the major cats

there are more than enough outlets for music now

if you dont like the shit dont listen to it
its cool to have an opinion
but man this lets bash whats hot routine is getting old man

i dont like all of the shit that is out right now
but i know where to find who makes the type of rap I enjoy

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The Roots made a great song. They didn't make some preachy bullshit that didn't go beyond the tip of their noses.

The message always comes after the stuff that makes people want to listen. If you care so much about a message, go write a book or start a podcast.

Music is about...music. All that "listen to my lyrics" crap is for people who suck at doing the very thing they're trying to pretend they're good at.

but for real, dude just does not make music i ever wanna listen to.
the lyrics are occasionally dope, but i just have no interest in the songs

>but for real, dude just does not make music i ever wanna
>listen to.
>the lyrics are occasionally dope, but i just have no interest
>in the songs


Not to mention that the Eminem wannabe shit he does is extra terrible, considering
I don't even wanna hear music from the guy he's biting.

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and i'm a fan of the rappers he's trying to parody (young thug, future)

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I didn't even listen to it and I have no idea who this guy is...

but if its one song mocking mainstream rap... what's the problem?

I feel like every era in rap has room for a few parody videos...

y'all really taking this mumble rap defense too far... the shit begs to be mocked and clowned.

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TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*

as if pop music needs cheerleading...IT'S POPULAR.

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Dude is corny & so is anyone that listens to this cat.

>I have no idea who this guy is...
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Considering that most all off the criticisms here are about him,
directly, that explains why you don't understand them.

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Does black art not understand parody?

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we keep it moving,

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I'm not a fan, but the dude can rap. So I want someone to post up a song that proves their point that they think he's wack, awful or can't rap
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Like this track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDJmmKER9tE

LOL

It reminds me of when hip-hop really started crossing over and you would see these not horrible, but extremely generic MC's getting gigs like televised NBA half time shows.

Or basically LL Cool J's career from 92 on.

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outside of the fact you like what he's saying. These guys dropped fantastic examples of wordplay, introspective thinking, and literally pushed to artform forward (or honed it's strengths) in 2015

Kendrick Lamar
Vince Staples
Earl Sweatshirt
Guilty Simpson
Run The Jewels

even your more underground cats like

Joey Bada$$ (who I can't stand)
Your Old Droog

proved that even among the backpacker set the force is still strong/

etc
Despite Future and Young Thug being popular it's not the jiggy /jeezy-trap era; we don't have to support Electric Circus Common just because he's the only one who's trying to rap, lol. There are plenty of great MC's out there, he's just not one of them.

But if you think this guy is dope, what can I tell you...get out more, lol.

Why can't a dude just be dope on at his craft and still shine with the rest. You still haven't proven that the dude is wack. He's a got skills.
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How about you explain to me what makes him so great that you're caping for him hard? Cause right now I hear an average MC..im trying to tell you that bar hasn't been that low in awhile where we give out awards for dudes just cause they can string together so so bars.

>How about you explain to me what makes him so great that
>you're caping for him hard? Cause right now I hear an average
>MC..im trying to tell you that bar hasn't been that low in
>awhile where we give out awards for dudes just cause they can
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Well and MC and a rapper are two different things and you know this. Only one of the artist you named is a MC and that would be K Lamar. But Hop does have crazy bars and flow. I'm not going to take that away. I have heard in this post that he knows how to move a crowd, but I haven't seen ti for myself.

Still, I can't call a dude boring when I can see that he's got nice skills and presence.


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Run the Jewels don't have great crowd presense?

http://www.nme.com/news/run-the-jewels/88810

Vince Staples doesn't have great bars?

http://www.wired.com/2015/06/vince-staples/


YOUR KILLING ME HERE CASE. Imma go back to the lesson and fight with them there, I EXPECT MORE ENTERTAINING TROLLING FROM YOU. Its fucking friday and you're gonna make me actually do work in this motherfucker ON A THREE DAY WEEKEND.




>>How about you explain to me what makes him so great that
>>you're caping for him hard? Cause right now I hear an
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>>MC..im trying to tell you that bar hasn't been that low in
>>awhile where we give out awards for dudes just cause they
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>this. Only one of the artist you named is a MC and that would
>be K Lamar. But Hop does have crazy bars and flow. I'm not
>going to take that away. I have heard in this post that he
>knows how to move a crowd, but I haven't seen ti for myself.
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First you basically claimed dude was wack, then boring, now you want to compare him to the world. SO WHAT.

The Video in the OP is dope and truth. I'm not a fan, but the dude has skills and presence. To say otherwise is not being honest.


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I never said he was wack, i just said he was boring.

YOU said that it was a stretch to call him boring.

I said that compared to many popular mc's today that are rightfully comparing buzz he's not up to snuff, gave examples.

YOU said that most of those mc's are just 'rappers'

I said nope, they have stage presence, skills, and something to say, something that hopskin should have...but doesn't. Ive consistently backed my points up with songs/articles, etc. You've been caping for a nigga where, like everyone in the post said, his best song is a fucking parody where he's NOT ACTUALLY RAPPING, lol.

You just caping for him cause he's got a 'message' and can string a basic bar together but in 2015 that ain't that rare (EVEN ON THE RAP CHARTS) even with dudes like future and young thug being popular. A song where he says literally nonsense. Ive proved my points, you just are kinda going 'nah nah nah nah nah'. Imma sit here, put in my 'rapper' Vince Staples tape, and smile.

especially since the parody is Future dead-on. Why can't rappers just call each other by name?

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Sounds just like Future to me and like everyone else I know who's
heard it

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Hat dance triplet flow, so they're interchangeable in a way. But people will say Future first just because he's by far the biggest in the pack.

This here is Thug more than Future bc Thug'a voice goes everywhere on the track, and he's way more high strung. Future has than lean, syzzurp'd out lazy dry voice more than anything else.

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This one of my favorite Future joints...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wAtjYNaIp2o

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poppin then...that really came in with "Versace" even though folks like Big Sean experimented with it on "Ass"

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but the verse was a comment on more than just him

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People brought up What They Do a few times in this.

The point in this isn't whether or not Hopsin is corny, whether or not he can rap, or how much you like him or don't. It's the statement he's making (which on a 1:38 skit, isn't a huge statement). He's calling out mumble rappers, that same flow that snoop called out, and a lack of lyricism. People here complain about all of those damn things. Why is it so bad when someone else does it?

And when the fuck did hip-hop lose its sense of humor? Shit doesn't have to be so damn serious. I didn't hear anyone complaining when Hannibal Burress did damn near the same thing.

Did Snoop or Hannibal Burress call their fans dumbasses?
This kind of shit should let you know it's not what he's saying but him and how he's saying it.
He's damn near crying that people would rather listen to that stuff than his cheap
Eminem knockoffs. It's more than just criticism with him.

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He didn't call *his* fans dumbasses. He called fans of the ignorant bullshit that he's calling out dumbasses.

If that makes you defensive then that's on you and maybe you should check your emotions.

I can't believe people are this mad over a minute and a half parody.

It's not that serious.

The people in here that are upset don't even understand that your reaction is more telling about you and is exactly what he probably wanted.

*edit* and I've never even heard a Hopsin song and nor does this song make me want to. Just calling it like I see it. You and Game Theory (among others) are up in there post on some dumb shit.

You always do this stupid shit.
This will serve as my last halfway respectful reply to your insane ass.


>He didn't call *his* fans dumbasses. He called fans of the
>ignorant bullshit that he's calling out dumbasses.

When I said "their" I MEANT the fans of the artists they were talking
about, so all that 3rd grade childish ass name calling and insulting you
did was for naught.


>If that makes you defensive then that's on you and maybe you
>should check your emotions.


Yeah, like I just said, that's not even what I was saying.



>I can't believe people are this mad over a minute and a half
>parody.
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>It's not that serious.


If it's not that serious why are you the one in here calling folks
emotional and all that stupid shit instead of having a discussion like I
was TRYING to do before your silly ass replied.


>The people in here that are upset don't even understand that
>your reaction is more telling about you and is exactly what he
>probably wanted.


I really don't give a shit what he wants. I'm giving my thoughts on the
situation, and unlike your pompous and unjustifiably arrogant ass, I can
see the art in more than one kind of rap. YOU are the one who seems
pretty "emotional" about that, considering you came in here insulting
people unprovoked.


>*edit* and I've never even heard a Hopsin song and nor does
>this song make me want to. Just calling it like I see it.
>You and Game Theory (among others) are up in there post on
>some dumb shit.


I ain't even going hard in this post. Die in a fire.

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Ok buddy.

Go ahead and respond again and keep proving my point.

Because when I hold the mirror to you by
replying in kind, you respond like you just did.

You are an idiot of the highest order.
Kill yourself, asap.

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"die in a fire"

and

"go kill yourself"

keep responding big guy.

and by the way...I haven't called anyone a name in this post. maybe you should actually check your emotions before responding again. you seem a little flustered.

you know what's extremely funny, people where actually taking part in the million-man march this weekend while you were sticking up for mumble-rap. stay cool.

Million Man March

That's hilarious, and you don't even see why

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Keep going

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Except you fools really ARE mad about this shit.

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when the people ride just as hard for niggas like Kendrick.

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You know it's drama, but it sound real good.

Why can't you be mad at wack shit because people have also celebrated dope shit?

That makes 0 sense.

you can't be upset with the state of rap music and use mumble rappers as your scapegoat because they don't really represent the state of the music.

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You know it's drama, but it sound real good.

certain things will never change in hip-hop...

MCs will always call out wack shit and

Underground MCs will always talk shit about the majority of the mainstream

That's just the way it is. I think it more than fair to say that the masses that listen to mainstream music don't know or give a fuck about what is considered "real" hip-hop.

And that is not exclusive to hip-hop either. Movies, books, art period have always suffered from that dynamic.

It's just funny to see the people who are usually calling others "haters" for not liking what's popular, in this post upset because some bullshit they like is being made fun of.

And as far as Kendrick goes...he is actually the anomaly in the mainstream. Mainstream always makes room for ONE respectable artist and right now it's his time. Everything else is pure 100% terrible forms of music.

There is no way to argue that the shit on your local Hot whatever station is playing music that is well crafted with respectable lyrics. It's just not. And people who like it either refuse to admit that they like bullshit or they really have no frame of reference when it comes to the art.

Some people think music is art. Others think it's entertainment. That's where the difference lies and 9.99 times out of 10, popular music is entertainment because the majority sees it that way.

This ain't like the late 90s when you had an overtly commercial and underground dichotomy. Rap is probably as diverse as it has been since the early 90s, which is why authenticity policing like this falls flat in 2015.

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You know it's drama, but it sound real good.

I hear people say this all the time.

And yes, I agree 100% that hip-hop is more diverse than ever and if you're a fan of the genre there is a ton out there to research and listen to. The Internet has afforded us that opportunity and you and I and many people we interact with in our personal circles and on this site access that diversity.

However, when you look at the majority of fans that make up the consensus, they don't seek and find that diversity. They resort to listening to whatever is popular based on what Hot whatever plays and what records are played in the club. When you look at it in that sense, there is less diversity than ever.

Back in the day, hip-hop was not as big as it is today and you had popular records from East, West, North, and South that all had their own identity. That was possible because the genre was still growing and the powers that be weren't as heavily mandating a specific sound in order to back it because the enter genre was just growing.

Now, records from every region sound the same. Everything in the mainstream has the same exact vibe and basic elements.

So yes, in my eyes, hip-hop is as diverse as ever. But that's because I seek and found out all different styles of hip-hop that I appreciate. But I deal with enough people in my personal life, at work (kids from 17-24) and on here to know that the majority still rely on what is being fed to them to dictate their tastes.

That's how it is and always will be and not just in hip-hop.

Their tastes are more diverse than they've been in almost twenty years, far as I can tell. I'll grant you that regional styles are less distinct than they used to be, but there's more individuality than there's been in a long time.

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You know it's drama, but it sound real good.

actually cole might be popular
considering that him and drakes albums
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