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I don't think you understand the concept of appropriation.
Other races need our permission to be hip hop? Ok
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I don't think you understand the concept of appropriation.
He doesn't.I don't think you understand the concept of appropriation.
You just saying whatever the **** now.
J. Cole said some of the same **** I said VERBATIM. He even mentioned the whitewashing of Jazz as an example. **** are you talking about?
Other races need our permission to be hip hop? Ok
They're delusional
How you gonna tell the ppl cutting the checks that they need our permission
Prejudice clowns
Is lil jon real hip hop?The "real Hip-Hop" argument has exactly nothing to do with the topic of appropriation.
I'm a white person.
lil jon's call and response style is a reflection of hip hops very originIs lil jon real hip hop?The "real Hip-Hop" argument has exactly nothing to do with the topic of appropriation.
I'm a white person.
I was just about to say all this balloning dont make sense, dudes saying "we" and "these" like they all fall in one category when there is white ppl posting in this thread."Keep caping for these people"- sounds racists to me fomley. Let that racism out. Don't be ashamed.
Umbrella'n a whole group of people as Devils out to steal black culture is racist no matter how u slice it.
But back to the music. Back to Iggy. Iggy is HIP HOP. Donald Glover is nominated for a Grammy I don't see any one labeling him as a industry vulture stealing the culture and transmitting it to surbuban America.
You just saying whatever the **** now.
J. Cole said some of the same **** I said VERBATIM. He even mentioned the whitewashing of Jazz as an example. **** are you talking about?
Exactly once again missing the point
Q Tip doesn't give a f if Iggy makes wack music or has a fake ATL accent but it bothers him that what she is making is considered Rap or Hip Hop
It's neither
She's being used as an example of the appropriation taking place.
Who is "you"?Hip Hop has been watering itself down and altering its sound, abandoning its values & its intent in a effort to appeal to a wider mass audience for a very long time. That wider audience, naturally, consists of the majority (white people). The gatekeepers of the culture (fans) didn't reject & chastise these rap dudes blatant, overt & unapologetic pursuit of mainstream money & fame. Hip hop didn't protect its values. It's as simple as that. It sold them wholesale for a Ferrari & a nice house. And everyone was cool with that.
What you are really saying is you want white people to be consumers of Hip Hop & not participants. You want their money, but not their influence on the culture. Not only is that childish, unrealistic thinking; It's intellectually dishonest. If you don't want white people anywhere near Hip Hop, just say that. Don't hide behind some fraudulent righteous indignation..
Tupac, as an example, sold millions of records while maintaining his principals. The mass audience accepted his values shifted to him. Tupac didn't alter his sound/values & shift toward them.
You can't be mad when the monster you created turns on you.
you summed up everything perfectly. personally i'm not a fan of her music but people selectively going at her is corny when its a bunch of current rappers putting out trash and with no sense of knowledge towards the culture.That's not Iggy's fault though
Why should she have to carry the weight, when you have nonsense getting played on the radio.
Like I said before...if you have a problem with the system, fine...but dudes need stop taking it out on Iggy, because they know they won't be confronted for their actions. It's easy picking on her. You get points from the people who dislike her, and there's no threat of violence. People are just bullying her at his point, because they can.
Is Young Thug or Ear Drummers any more real hip hop than Iggy? None of them are based on lyrics.
Chubb Rock and Public Enemy complaining about the Grammy's 25 years ago. It didn't matter then, so it should matter even less now.
Rap was never validated what they thought of it, or by award shows.
New Yorkers... The simple minded New Yorkers that look at the culture and its our, our, our. The ones too scared to just let the genre grow. The ones that want to keep it simply subways, graffiti, backpacks and one pants leg rolled up....
“They did not like us and we were not welcome,” recalls Willie on the phone. “And they let us know by giving us a warm round of boos when our name was announced. They booed us so long, they had to boo us in shifts. I’ve never seen a crowd tired from booing — you could see them resting up to start booing again.”- that was in 91'
They booed Kast at the source awards when they won best new rap group at the source awards... Hell KRIT even got booed for recently performing "Country". Cats is just envious man. It's even worse with the Iggy situation cause it's racist, I see it and I'm black.
Fact of the matter Iggy had one of the biggest records of the year. Fancy was a smash, fancy is hip hop. I'd much rather a daughter or a niece to go around singing and rapping I'm So Fancy all day than to have them even listening to that anaconda foolishness but People don't attack Nicki Minaj and all the garbage she's feeding the younger generations within our culture.
Co-signboth of their music sucks...
we all lost for entertaining this
Banks will fry that fat *** Bronson.
There are only a small select people who care about authenticity, the masses love the wack and fake ****.
Yea hip hop been open
It started out with majority black artists but there were plenty hispanics, jewish etc.. in the mix
The only thing people care about is authenticity and skill level
You can thank the likes of Sean Combs for what this genre of music has become.Used to be in hip-hop, that you had to be yourself in order to not only make it but stand out in the genre, and if you didn't you were considered either wack and/or a biter and you were disregarded. Nowadays, hip hop is full of caricatures, people too afraid to be themselves in order to gain popularity and a fast buck...the game has changed a whole lot since at least the 90's..
I agree on the TI point, she left his label and signed with another and dude still putting all his artists behind her.Iggy's career is dripping with privilege, and maybe Banks is a horrible messenger, but Iggy always gets on some defensive **** talking like is getting discriminated on when people bring it up.
Look at me?
If you look on Youtube to the videos where it says she gets fingered at shows it'll only lead to the interview where she said she doesn't crowdsurf anymore becuz ppl try to finger her and plot on fingering her, so the fact that hot 97 titled it like that meant ppl would either automatically click on the link to talk about it or just agree with her being ok with that. Main reason this thread damn near useless dudes aint even getting the facts and just makin statements.
I didnt say that Nicki saying that was the most horrible thing ever but that Nicki is more offensive than Iggy. I mean she clearly said "If you're skinny **** u" and Ive never heard Iggy say anything as offensive as that.
And even if she did let ppl grab on her butt, so what Nicki gives lap dances, Keri Hilson let almost every rapper that did a song with her slap her butt, Miley suck off blow up dolls, Teyana Taylor twerked and humped the floor (awhile still claiming to be a virgin) all on stage. It's all apart of a show so I wouldn't rly care to be honest.