XXXTentacion Shot dead

Sugarman said:
Exactly like rap then
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Nope - we are not talking old school rap here. You are still living in the 80s. Thinking of Fresh Prince (Will Smith). FYI Jayden Smith has tons more talent when it comes to rapping than his dad did.
 
KT-B said:
Nope - we are not talking old school rap here. You are still living in the 80s. Thinking of Fresh Prince (Will Smith). FYI Jayden Smith has tons more talent when it comes to rapping than his dad did.
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Ah okay, like 2Pac?
























Still don't care.
 
KT-B said:
His music still exists - it is still real and out there. And I guess, as with all those that have died, they are in their music.
Sad thing is - he nearly had his next album complete. Wonder if they will release it as is? Rumour has it that this one was not rage music or as depressing as some of his previous stuff. I am so curious to see what he did. Don't get me wrong - I love it all (even the depressing ones. He expressed emotions most of us stuff deep down and prefer to ignore. Like the desire to rip someone apart :crylaugh: )
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I dunno, I couldn't be bothered to listen to someone who looks like he chose his name to use up the last tiles in his hand in a scrabble game...
 
Sinbad said:
I dunno, I couldn't be bothered to listen to someone who looks like he chose his name to use up the last tiles in his hand in a scrabble game...
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It is a funny story - it is because he was always jacking off at his gradma's house. You have to listen to him tell it though.
 
But this is good:
[video=youtube;awvqIi427_A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awvqIi427_A[/video]
 
If you want a great rap/metal crossover, then Body Count is all you need.
 
I.am.Sam said:
sadly thats where you are wrong. Rappers are very talented , or the past rappers

they are very intelligent but some just "sing" very bad
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It is often the volume and the subject matter that most people don't like. Most people have a conservative upbringing and have been taught that to mention certain things is taboo. It makes them uncomfortable. Many rap songs are about violence and sex, because that is what everyone has in common. Well everyone in that world has in common. Many of us are protected from both - and to listen to it in a song offends some people.


Ninja'd said:
Watse *** praat jou nou?
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Haven't you head Batman? B? Fallen? PCH? Icon?

crackersa said:
Considering most rappers can write the poetry on the spot, under pressure of an audience staring at them.
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Exactly. Most of us are tongue-tied when we have to rhyme.
 
KT-B said:
It is often the volume and the subject matter that most people don't like. Most people have a conservative upbringing and have been taught that to mention certain things is taboo. It makes them uncomfortable. Many rap songs are about violence and sex, because that is what everyone has in common. Well everyone in that world has in common. Many of us are protected from both - and to listen to it in a song offends some people.




Haven't you head Batman? B? Fallen? PCH? Icon?



Exactly. Most of us are tongue-tied when we have to rhyme.
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The majority of the audience that listens to rap doesn’t have conservative views.
 
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