** runs **

1. Dylan
2. Dylan
3. Dylan
4. Dylan
5. Dylan

Because he spits fire

it’s tough to explain. i mean look, obviously, when that kind of rap was made (i’m thinking about the shit i put on my 90’s post) it was for a certain audience, a certain crowd that could relate, understand and fucking jam to it. but once that blew over, and that the bling era came through… people didn’t give a shit… the people who initially loved that shit started loving more popular shit like nas and whatnot, the people who liked more popular artist just continued to follow the herd.

in this day and age, when people are going to shows and supporting wu-tang, bcc, fucking LB, the roots… all hip hop heads have to say is that white people respect the rap game more than black people so show them their respect. no, that’s not true. for one, there are more white people than black people in the states. secondly, if it’s a popular show, in the white-populated island of noo yoke… no shit there’s gonna be white folk there… but think about all the fools sitting at home, with their buddies, watching BET and downloading the top 10. there are more people doing that than going to the shows.

on the other hand, you have black people, who some of them take shit seriously like the most of us, and the rest of them who love it just as much as us, but love different shit, like that new t-pain song. now it’s not that serious, but how can i take you seriously when i’m coming to you on some: yo, have you heard that new little brother? when you’re cranking that ______. but i’m not mad, there are people who take it seriously, there are people who don’t give a fuck and that listen to whatever is good (me) but ionno, to say white people > black people isn’t fair, it’s funny, but it’s not true either. they used to say only white people can afford the tickets, but fuck, how much do rims cost (c)read a book/chris rock

i don’t know man, just makes sense that more white people would show up to a wu concert when black people are tryna teach me the new yung joc dance at the bus stop

The Game, T.I, and Lil’ Wayne are good selections(all average mcs imo) but the rest of the people on the list are either washed up, wack, or bad mc’s who have amazing production.

July 31st, 2007 at 11:44 am
landLORD Says:

July 31st, 2007 at 11:40 am
pmass said

shout out to Otis Elevator, Inc.

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… word … maybe one of the most overlooked inventions of all time … fuckin’ elevators, yo … mad convenient …

^ and traffic lights

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next time you run a red light, just remember you’re disrespecting a black man (Garret Morgan) who’s telling you to stop.

ionno man, it all depends.white fans just support better, it’s been addressed. people on the internet are the only people who really know about the good rap acts, and they will never buy shit cause it’s free, that’s for sure (joe budden). but, people who go to live shows are a seperate case, because live shows can be incredible but at the same time a waste of time

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nation - what you are saying, boiled down, is that it’s all about perception? White dudes support real hip hop more visibly (going to shows/copping discs), but really that’s just what we see on the surface?

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George Seifert > Bill Walsh

July 31st, 2007 at 11:40 am
pmass said

shout out to Otis Elevator, Inc.

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… word … maybe one of the most overlooked inventions of all time … fuckin’ elevators, yo … mad convenient …

^ and traffic lights

…and bill walsh happened to have one of the best qb’s ever and the best wr ever….not to mention a damn good rb tight nd and another wr in john taylor….and any defense with ronnie lott is gonna be a problem….

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… and Charles Haley, Dana Stubblefield, Keena Turner, Ken Norton Jr, Deion Sanders, Merton Hanks, Bryant Young, Bill Romanowski ? … sheeeeeit … it wasnt all Walsh … or just offense either …

^all the above