http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009...-makeover/

(02-19-2009 01:18 PM)cb4029 Wrote:  http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009...-makeover/

I am sorry but does he think African Americans are that stupid? I seriously doubt they will fall for this bs. What Steele needs to do with his time is to try to stay out of prison.

(02-19-2009 01:42 PM)RobertN Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 01:18 PM)cb4029 Wrote:  http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009...-makeover/

I am sorry but does he think African Americans are that stupid? I seriously doubt they will fall for this bs. What Steele needs to do with his time is to try to stay out of prison.

Why not ???

The half-wits have been blasting that Hip-Hop and Gansta Rap Filth for almost 30 years now.

And yes Robert, I was listening to the Sugar Hill Gang blurt out the very first Rap Song in 1979 called "Rapper's Delight" - - this was a Group started by the Silky-Sexy voiced 'Sylvia'.

Boy did she ever screw up big time.

And this kind of choice in 'So Called Music" (since there isn't any music to it), just shows how easily brainwashed these Generations are.

After all, there is an idiot Hip-Hopper in Britain who says for a fact, that "The reason Obami was elected, is because of Hip-hop Music" ....

I guess there has to be some stupid-assed reason to make some tiny bit of sense out of it ...

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Hip hop and gangsta rap are nowhere near the same thing. It's like saying bluegrass and country are the same.

What is this ****? (NSFW)

Not a song that would ever sell!

(02-19-2009 04:40 PM)Rebel Wrote:  What is this ****? (NSFW)

This is exactly what's wrong with America.

This is mixing up strategy and tactics.

Regardless, Steele comes across just as silly as his puppy ads.

(02-19-2009 01:18 PM)cb4029 Wrote:  http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009...-makeover/

M.C. Cain, Young G.W., "gold' Cheney, Don Rum, Big Boehner, and Baby momma Palin.

(02-19-2009 04:40 PM)Rebel Wrote:  What is this ****? (NSFW)

I listened to 53 seconds of it and now I think I need therapy.

Who do I send the bill to?

(02-19-2009 04:37 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  Hip hop and gangsta rap are nowhere near the same thing. It's like saying bluegrass and country are the same.

It is to the "Ears of the Beholder" ....

And there is a major difference in Bluegrass and Country that is Immediately Audible .... for me, Gangsta and Hip Hop's only major difference is the language used and that is even a questionable line.

I love these Country Singers with their Twang Drum Tennessee accents while on stage or camera, but when out of character, they sound like the Brooklyn Boys .... LOL

Bluegrass players are usually and truly Country Boys and are the real deal.

Anyone ever heard of the River Bend Bluegrass Festival or the Bogue Chitto Bluegrass Festival ?? Been there and done that.

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Same with Hip Hop and Gangsta Rap. You can tell a hip hop guy from a rap guy just by looking.

(02-19-2009 06:22 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  I listened to 53 seconds of it and now I think I need therapy.

Who do I send the bill to?

18 seconds and wish I had them back.

Doesn't the fact that he called his plans "off the hook" doom this program to failure from the start?

They only used the word "N1gger" 8 times.
I could not even count the times they used "Whore"

(02-19-2009 06:54 PM)Tripster Wrote:  for me, Gangsta and Hip Hop's only major difference is the language used and that is even a questionable line.

There is plenty of rap/hip hop that dosent pander to the lowest common denominator. Unfortunately, that brand rarely sells. Examples:

(02-19-2009 09:37 PM)niuhuskie84 Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 06:54 PM)Tripster Wrote:  for me, Gangsta and Hip Hop's only major difference is the language used and that is even a questionable line.

There is plenty of rap/hip hop that dosent pander to the lowest common denominator. Unfortunately, that brand rarely sells

I find it hard to believe that in 30 years there will be "classic hip-hop" formats on the radio(if it still exists)...but...time will tell.

(02-19-2009 09:49 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 09:37 PM)niuhuskie84 Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 06:54 PM)Tripster Wrote:  for me, Gangsta and Hip Hop's only major difference is the language used and that is even a questionable line.

There is plenty of rap/hip hop that dosent pander to the lowest common denominator. Unfortunately, that brand rarely sells

I find it hard to believe that in 30 years there will be "classic hip-hop" formats on the radio(if it still exists)...but...time will tell.

The problem is, mainstream hip hop is nothing more than a commodity. But the underground is richer, more inventive, and intelligent than ever. You just have to exert a little effort.

(02-19-2009 09:58 PM)niuhuskie84 Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 09:49 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 09:37 PM)niuhuskie84 Wrote:  

(02-19-2009 06:54 PM)Tripster Wrote:  for me, Gangsta and Hip Hop's only major difference is the language used and that is even a questionable line.

There is plenty of rap/hip hop that dosent pander to the lowest common denominator. Unfortunately, that brand rarely sells

I find it hard to believe that in 30 years there will be "classic hip-hop" formats on the radio(if it still exists)...but...time will tell.

The problem is, mainstream hip hop is nothing more than a commodity. But the underground is richer, more inventive, and intelligent than ever. You just have to exert a little effort.

Ill take your word for it. At age 49..my musical tastes are somewhat toned down and eclectic.....Robert Earl Keen,Earl Klugh,Spiro Gyra,James Taylor,Dire Straits..ect I will admit that enjoy 2 that my 19yr old daughter exposed me to...Jack Johnson and Shawn Mullins. I just have not gotten into the hip-hop genre....yet.

(02-19-2009 10:27 PM)Fo Shizzle Wrote:  Robert Earl Keen