Feb 21, 2021
TIIMMY BURNER1000 posts and niggas will swear he's irrelevant here.
Majority of the posts in here are the same 4-5 people arguing with each other tho
Feb 21, 2021
Red BandanaWho’s this guys fan base? I just don’t understand who he’s trying to appeal to. His whole existence confuses tf outta me
S***posters
Feb 21, 2021·1 replyRed BandanaWho’s this guys fan base? I just don’t understand who he’s trying to appeal to. His whole existence confuses tf outta me
Europeans and Latin Americans
Feb 21, 2021·2 replies39 pages guys
well is the song good?
Feb 21, 2021·1 replygenghiskharti39 pages guys
well is the song good?
By 69 standards
Yes.
Feb 21, 2021·1 reply- Feb 21, 2021Culture
By 69 standards
Yes.
so it's bad.. shame
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replygenghiskharti
39 pages guys
well is the song good?
It's ok, just not replayable. Would be a nice intro.
- Feb 21, 2021ARCADE GOON
Europeans and Latin Americans
We will see when he can tour. Got a feeling that he will go to more places.
No one likes him, but everyone wants to watch.
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replyCulture
@WhatsupDaniel pretty good chance the aggressive sub-genres in their current state will be totally different by the end of this decade
I hope for good reasons and not that they've died out. Lil Jojo was already too much and after that the whole war of chiraq thing happened and they are still going strong. There is a major change needed.
- Feb 21, 2021·2 repliesWhatsupDaniel
I hope for good reasons and not that they've died out. Lil Jojo was already too much and after that the whole war of chiraq thing happened and they are still going strong. There is a major change needed.
The world is changing.
It’s bigger than hip hop, it’s only a matter of time.
If you tone aggressive/misogynistic lyrics down that alone will cripple a lot these artists self expression
If Snoop Doggy Dogg debuted in 2021 there is a good chance his career wouldn’t have the same impact it did in the early 90s
By 2029 I fully expect hip hop to get a makeover. It may look more like Macklemore, Post Malone, Asher Roth, Riff Raff, Mac Miller.....
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replyCulture
Honestly the longer this goes on, I think the
More aggressive sub-genres are going to jeopardize their marketability with the bigger labels.The trouble... killings... and routine misogynistic-debauchery is going to outweigh the upside.
If you look at how society is trying to transition toward this politically correct, semi censorship world overly aggressive hip hop is hanging on by a thread..
6-7 years ago it was Rick Ross’ date rape bars which would’ve been perfectly fine in the 80s 90s and 00s
Last week, it was Meek’s Kobe bars that would’ve been perfectly fine in the 80s 90s and 00s
It’s only going to get tougher and tougher on the self expression.
All these artists in this lane are on borrowed time .
Meeks bar werent even exactly in poor taste, but rather executed poorly so the emotional impact of kobe's name being used were not worth the throwaway bars.
Is it the online community as whole tho? i think we all as a collective try to dictate this new set of ideals of what is right and what should be allowed while these rappers are on the frontlines and are the outspoken ones, when told its wrong they are most willingly to accept their mistakes they made and almost never down on it, like rick ross would never tell such a bar again.
- Feb 21, 2021Culture
The world is changing.
It’s bigger than hip hop, it’s only a matter of time.
If you tone aggressive/misogynistic lyrics down that alone will cripple a lot these artists self expression
If Snoop Doggy Dogg debuted in 2021 there is a good chance his career wouldn’t have the same impact it did in the early 90s
By 2029 I fully expect hip hop to get a makeover. It may look more like Macklemore, Post Malone, Asher Roth, Riff Raff, Mac Miller.....
Man, i hope not, but then again ill already still listen to my old playlist
old wayne/rick ross/jeezy/t-pain have aged amazingly
post malone is great leader of music but for how long will he hold it? he already evaded death multiple times already so im pretty sure they want to take him out.
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replyWhatsupDaniel
Meeks bar werent even exactly in poor taste, but rather executed poorly so the emotional impact of kobe's name being used were not worth the throwaway bars.
Is it the online community as whole tho? i think we all as a collective try to dictate this new set of ideals of what is right and what should be allowed while these rappers are on the frontlines and are the outspoken ones, when told its wrong they are most willingly to accept their mistakes they made and almost never down on it, like rick ross would never tell such a bar again.
Your last paragraph is bars
The issue will become who can still create/express themselves with certain topics being hands off....
A lot of these artists are one dimensional, and if you can no longer sensationalize Murder, d****, and misogyny what are they going to rap about?
Creative artists can adapt but artists who are one dimensional are f***ed.
Feb 21, 2021Damn this was bad. The video too
Feb 21, 2021·1 replySHAQUILLEHe smacked her ass and humped her while his friends raped her and recorded it. Youre a weirdo
I said he touched he touched her ass- and was foul for doing so.
He didn't 'hump' her though.
But regardless, you essentially agreed with me with that post. What the previous guy said was incorrect. Thanks for confirming.
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replybazza
I said he touched he touched her ass- and was foul for doing so.
He didn't 'hump' her though.
But regardless, you essentially agreed with me with that post. What the previous guy said was incorrect. Thanks for confirming.
Yeah he did. Go read the police report
- Feb 21, 2021SHAQUILLE
Yeah he did. Go read the police report
Standing behind someone and doing a 'thrusting motion' and humping someone aren't the same thing.
Regardless though. He didn't 'rub his bare d***' on her. Which is what I was responding to
What he did was bad enough, but people try and exaggerate or add things to it for no reason.
Feb 21, 2021·1 replyLol they really have a 3 part docu series about 69 on showtime
- Feb 21, 2021NomorepartiesinTO
Lol they really have a 3 part docu series about 69 on showtime
They made two unofficial documentaries to make money off him since he came out.
- Feb 21, 2021·1 replyCulture
The world is changing.
It’s bigger than hip hop, it’s only a matter of time.
If you tone aggressive/misogynistic lyrics down that alone will cripple a lot these artists self expression
If Snoop Doggy Dogg debuted in 2021 there is a good chance his career wouldn’t have the same impact it did in the early 90s
By 2029 I fully expect hip hop to get a makeover. It may look more like Macklemore, Post Malone, Asher Roth, Riff Raff, Mac Miller.....
No doubt, even Em scared to say fgt now lol he knows people on Twitter are bored and ready to cancel someone.
- Feb 21, 2021·3 repliesDanhust
No doubt, even Em scared to say fgt now lol he knows people on Twitter are bored and ready to cancel someone.
DMX got a new album coming out. Back in the day he had the craziest homophobic bars you could think of
If he doesn't tone that stuff all the way down the internet gonna be on his ass
- Feb 21, 2021bazza
DMX got a new album coming out. Back in the day he had the craziest homophobic bars you could think of
If he doesn't tone that stuff all the way down the internet gonna be on his ass
Lol really?
Ma$e has a pedo song on his debut album
- Feb 21, 2021bazza
DMX got a new album coming out. Back in the day he had the craziest homophobic bars you could think of
If he doesn't tone that stuff all the way down the internet gonna be on his ass
Feb 21, 2021·1 replyhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CLkI8eHAHTW/?igshid=15k4u13b32vwbDanhustshouldve slapped the s*** out him if he dolo fck it bru
