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chok: looked the songs up on youtube, i was feelin em :D
prog: na son i bet itll be tight haha, get to uploadin!
prog: na son i bet itll be tight haha, get to uploadin!
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i like murs, and of course you gotta love that ice cube and 2pac.The Nickel and Dime(510)
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ewww keyshia cole. alicia keys >>>>. loli'm really into keyshia cole right now
my favorite songs are Love and Fallin' Out
Nahhh. Nas is my main man, but Talib Kweli is spitting fire, plus I can't wait for the lyrical ability.ewww keyshia cole. alicia keys >>>>. lol
@cookiemonster: Distant Relatives >>>> Reflection Eternal. they're coming out the same day.
looking forward to some sample tracks....
Yeah he is. Taking what was Hip Hop and turning it into pop. and people actually like it. Did you listen to his single that just came out?lol lil wayne isnt affecting hip hop in a negative way. its pish posh i tell you
Well, he hasn't killed hip hop. But he's sure helping stomp on it -.-he may do collabs with pop artists, but dont give him so much power as to say he can control hip hop and what its turning into.
hes a talented, creative, and original lyricist.
not for everyone, i know, but too many people give him wayy too little credit
He's terrible though. It's pop music. not hip hop.i wouldn't say so. wayne's not so terrible as to credit him with killing hip hop. besides, hip hop's not dead.....it's pish posh to think so (gonna start saying that now. thanks jane)
"Ghost-writing is a form of secretly writing hit lyrics to a song for a specific musical artists, giving away certain lyrics for an undisclosed amount of contractual money. It has been said that Gillie Da Kidd ghost-wrote most of Lil Wayne's current and past music catalog, since Weezy F. Baby's album 'The Carter'. It is apparent that after Gillie Da Kidd received checks for writing lyrics for Cash Money artists, especially Wayne, that Wayne's whole musical style changed. Although it is said that Lil Wayne is ranked by the MTV Network as the Hottest Rapper in Hip-Hop today, Gillie Da Kidd did write most of Wayne's past music catalog. This being Wayne's album 'The Carter' until Weezy's last album, 'The Carter 2'. Within those few odd years Gillie did teach Wayne true lyricism, it is very hard to believe that Lil Wayne became a better lyricist than Gillie or Jay-Z for that matter in such a short period of time. Some industry insiders are saying that Weezy F. Baby does have a a second ghost-writer which replaced Gillie privately. Gillie Da Kidd was escorted out of Cash Money Records, because Lil Wayne and Baby the #1 Stunner knew Gillie would tell the multimedia masses the truth. That Gillie himself wrote mostly all of Wayne's verses except for most song hooks, bridges, and choruses. Gillie Da Kidd rapped while standing beside The Clipse on MTV's video-mix show, Sucker Free with such a fierce flow and delivery, it is rarely hard to believe Lil Wayne is actually better than Gillie Da Kidd a.k.a Gillie the Ghostwriter. "prove he doesnt write his own lyrics? cuz everyone seems to throw that statement around with no proof at all
if you listened to him with an open mind (and good songs of course), you would find that, contrary to what youre saying, his focus when he raps is in fact clever wordplay
btw, not trying to grill you or anything, im just sayin
Eh, I'm pretty open minded, I'm willing to try any artists anyone tells me, but wayne is not real hip hop. its just pop.open-minded ftw. personally, i find it more damaging to the music to constantly bicker on what's real hip-hop and what's not.
if you listened to him with an open mind (and good songs of course), you would find that, contrary to what youre saying, his focus when he raps is in fact clever wordplay
lol sometimes? i swear when i go up north, people do it all the time. very rarely do people actually show love. but jay sounded real emotional in those vids lol. can't really blame him though.I'd be upset too though. People really do openly treat the south like **** sometimes...
I wouldn't SHOW that I'm upset, that's kinda stupid. But I wouldn't keep quiet about it either in his shoes.
Eh, it's not even that he doesn't write ALL of his lyrics. I'm just angry that people think that this dude is so gangster and the best rapper ever and stuff. He is helping turn real hip-hop to pop. Because he has such a large fanbase, it doesn't matter what he puts out. Which is why half of his songs are about *****es and money. Hip-Hop has split, into Hip-Hop which contains all of the meaningful lyrics, and Rap which has all of the crappy, poppy lyrics and beats.lol jay electronica TRIPPIN. but yeah its true that the south is the ass of every hiphop joke
cookiemonster: haha ok gillie ghostwrote for wayne back in 04. on the first carter. which was trash. but gillie himself said that he MENTORED wayne. do you not think that has anything to do with his improvement? that gillie was teaching him?
i understand why you would think someone ghostwrites for him now, since someone ghostwrote for him then. but for me, someone who will always be skeptical of ghostwriting until it is proven, gillie's ghostwriting back in 04 holds no merit.
but anyways im done arguing about lil wayne. really the only problem i had with your statement was your claim that wayne was "turning hiphop into pop" which had nothing to do with wayne and his ghostwriters![]()
He used to, and he sure as **** isn't.i agree, its so annoying how people think hes the best rapper alive. but AT LEAST he doesnt claim hes the best rapper alive anymore.
and, more than half of his songs are about *****es and money, probably like 80% of them.
"rap", as you put it, isnt about meaningful lyrics. what makes you think hiphop HAS to have meaningful lyrics? "rap" doesnt care about having deep lyrics, theyre worried about making music to shake ya *** to, music to bump in your car when you get that nice system installed, music to play at the party.
just because its not like the "real" hiphop, doesnt mean its pop, or automatically bad, or not hiphop, its just a different branch of hiphop catered to a different audience.
all im saying is just let it be, dont hate![]()
They call him Jay Electronica, **** that, call him Jay ElecEmergencyRoom, Jay ElecGunshotWoundhttp://www.thisis50.com/forum/topics/jay-electronica-disses-new
http://www.forbezdvd.com/cod.php?v=MTIxOTk
Jay E catching some heat for comments about NY and RZA.
LMAO, "Rejected Rap Album Titles:Little known facts about hip-hop
http://community.allhiphop.com/showthread.php?8126-Little-Known-Facts-About-Hip-Hop
there's a lot, so if you have nothing to do, like me, you can spend time reading and going through all the pages
"all im saying is just let it be, dont hate" - agrees*
good **** nine!
haha i feel you cookie, the real **** doesnt ever get played on the radio, on tv, but thats part of what makes it great! not every moefocka knows about it, only if you have enough of a passion to look for it
you guys should check out pac div's new mixtape "don't mention it" its tight!
link - http://itspacdiv.com/dmi/audio/PacDiv_DontMentionIt_TheMixtape.zip
This doesn't make you a hip-hop purist. This makes you a poetry-purist.Yeah, I mean I consider myself a hip-hop purist. And by purist, I mean lyrics are the most important thing, you gotta listen to the lyrics and the message.
agreed....This doesn't make you a hip-hop purist. This makes you a poetry-purist.
This doesn't make you a hip-hop purist. This makes you a poetry-purist.
I over-emphasize lyrics. I love instrumentals too, like jazzy, soulful, and funky beats. I also like people such as 2Pac, who don't have the best lyrics (you can't argue), yet have great emotion and soul put into their music.agreed....
instrumentals are hip hop too
i used to do that. then i ran into a bunch of artists that were all lyrics and boring as hell. they made absolutely no emphasis on beats or didn't really care what they rapped over.I over-emphasize lyrics. I love instrumentals too, like jazzy, soulful, and funky beats. I also like people such as 2Pac, who don't have the best lyrics (you can't argue), yet have great emotion and soul put into their music.