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37. "RE: McRap; the further corporatization of hip-hop."
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Check it. You all are doing a great job considering the implications on this in hip-hop and culture as a whole. The question was raised by Vocab, How do we deal with it? Well you simply ignore it. You continue about your life as if the very thing that is causing you angst does not exist. What you offer is an alternative, you grind no axe, you profess no juxtaposition, you keep making the opposite of what it is you despise. Those that agree with you will follow you lead and sooner or later you have enough of an anti-movment that the very nature of what you created in contrast will begin to choke the life out of the thing that got you there.

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Unfortunately or fortunately, you'll alienate most of the people with a vested interest in genuflecting at the altar of Friendly Fascist Yuppie Consumerism. These people have a remarkable ability to keep the blinders on, tow the party line, and blink incomprehensibly when you dare to display integrity or truthfulness. They are third generation pod people without even a passing acquaintance with the planetary processes that make us human.
- Rocco Sole

  

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McRap; the further corporatization of hip-hop. [View all] , tohunga, Tue Mar-29-05 06:08 AM
 
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RE: McRap; the further corporatization of hip-hop.
Mar 29th 2005
1
well, you can be arrested for violence
Mar 29th 2005
2
      RE: well, you can be arrested for violence
Mar 29th 2005
3
           yeah, excellent book
Mar 29th 2005
4
                We used to watch Channel 1
Mar 29th 2005
32
It's this greed, the want of these material objects that
Mar 29th 2005
5
RE: It's this greed, the want of these material objects that
Mar 29th 2005
6
      i'd call it more like the "pro-society" sense
Mar 29th 2005
7
      not so much as anti-capitalist as pro life.
Mar 29th 2005
8
           RE: not so much as anti-capitalist as pro life.
Mar 29th 2005
10
Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
9
RE: Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
11
      RE: Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
12
      RE: Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
15
           Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
25
                RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
26
                     RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
30
                          RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
35
                               RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
36
                                    RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 29th 2005
38
                                    RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 30th 2005
43
                                         RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 30th 2005
44
                                         RE: Bear v Shark
Mar 30th 2005
46
      RE: Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
13
           New Ager on Board
Mar 29th 2005
16
           RE: New Ager on Board
Mar 31st 2005
47
                I am not arguing with you
Mar 31st 2005
48
           RE: Isn't materialism at the root of violence?
Mar 29th 2005
28
what about young artists?
Mar 29th 2005
14
RE: what about young artists?
Mar 29th 2005
17
your argument would be valid
Mar 29th 2005
21
      Jesse Jackson's actions don't mean spit to me...
Mar 29th 2005
23
'artist' is different to 'advertiser'
Mar 29th 2005
18
      RE: 'artist' is different to 'advertiser'
Mar 29th 2005
22
      no, it's nothing to do with McD's, per se
Mar 29th 2005
24
      There is a difference between an artist and an entertainer.
Mar 29th 2005
27
      The "I'm a Hustla" routine is the fad right now
Mar 29th 2005
33
      RE: 'artist' is different to 'advertiser'
Mar 29th 2005
29
We corporatize everything
Mar 29th 2005
19
Very much agreed! FINALLY!
Mar 29th 2005
20
RE: McRap; the further corporatization of hip-hop.
Mar 29th 2005
31
what impact do you feel this would have? n/m
Mar 29th 2005
34
RE: what impact do you feel this would have? n/m
Mar 29th 2005
40
      Good
Mar 29th 2005
41
Hit 'em in the pockets
Mar 29th 2005
39
another article on it
Mar 29th 2005
42
+ some more shite marketing stuff.
Mar 30th 2005
45

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