"you niggas romanticize hip hop and rap music too much"
so much that you revise history just so it can fit your rose colored vision this is mostly you johnny come latelys you motherfuckers make me sick with that shit
end rant mandate: oh, an example? that did pos make all the beats post...niggas is still tryin' to romanticize the dream tribe sold them with them lps
lol if yall only knew shits a business. sell records make money. hit skins. rinse repeat. ain't no love other than fame and fortune niggas will create myths to put more cheese in they pockets
stop it, slimes, in believin' the bull and revisin' shit
life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely
u right that ppl over romanticize hh but there is something abt this art that speaks to our hearts and souls, thats got nothin to do w/ money and fame, otherwise why we cipherin or banging on pads w/ no intent of getting paid, doin it bc we enjoy doin it?
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2. "ain't nothin' wrong with enjoyin' it. i'm talkin' more about artists out..." In response to Reply # 1
they tryin' to get paid don't be fooled when they say they ain't all this debate we be doin' back and forth about some of the dumbest shit the way we romanticize artists intentions and shit like that
life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely
5. "i'm not talkin' about bedroom producers & rappers & hobbyists" In response to Reply # 4
i'm talkin' about artists whose work is out there available for commerce
different set of rules those who rely on sales to live and eat not those who got another full time job and just do it for fun and throws somethin' up just to see what it does that's playin' around i'm talkin' about those that ain't playin' around that aren't affording themselves that luxury
life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely
6. "cuz too many outsiders comin' in thinkin' shit's sweet" In response to Reply # 3
and all late to the game tryin' to rewrite the rules so that they can appear down and front like they were on some long time shit
look, it's music people like what they like drawn to what they drawn to ain't nothin' wrong with learnin' and participatin'
but learn it right learn what ain't in print that comes from some intangible shit that you just aren't of the life to have picked up and known
there are certain ethos to this shit just like in other types of music
like, i'm not gonna by a few techno 12" and then call myself a techno dj or head what about the history? what about the club scene? those that lived and died to push techno forward?
same shit with hip hop niggas come in, lovin' nas and then think they an authority on all things hip hop
what about the 70's? what about the 80's? where did nas get his inspiration from?
all that shit. even jay what's that brooklyn shit? who rocked it first? who put it on the map?
ah man, i'm done. i'm wastin' my breath some smart ass kid gonna come in and say some stupid shit
life always offers you a 2nd chance...it's called tomorrow. use it wisely
14. "Sir, I'm afraid you're sadly mistaken" In response to Reply # 12
I've pretty much suffered your shock posting bullshit over the years in a great deal of silence... now's not the time to get defensive and resort to homoerotic masturbation talk...
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