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Would anyone that's going to an upcoming show be willing to pick up the $15 poster and send it to me in a poster tube? I'm willing to pay a bit extra if anyone can help me out. Thanks.
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Wouldn't have even got a deal?should also say, i'm REALLY glad he didn't come to NC, and we opted for one of the NYC shows with tribe... i had no idea that was supposed to be their last performance together for good...
and i prolly sound like an old guy here talking 'bout "back in my day", but c'mon son... they got legit, timeless, CLASSICS. tracks that have stood the test of time for over 20 years, and are part of the foundation of real hip hop. kendrick's aight, but how much of it is him really being dope and how much of it is hype cuz he is kinda raw at a time when hip hop had been taken completely over by the superficial (even the "underground" rappers these days are "jiggy" and talking all greasy, with hardly any substance)? if kendrick came out back in the 90's he prolly wouldn't have ever gotten a record deal. there was a million rappers nicer than him back then. he's just hyped cuz right now the mainstream is over saturated with weak rappers, and he called some cats out by name, and not even really on some battle $%#t... the fact is, super weak rappers are quickly and easily embraced nowadays, and get rich with no skills (like future, dude is turrible at rapping, and even worse at singing, all out of key, yet rihanna is doing duets with him, clearly cuz her label knows it's gonna sell), they literally get rich off telling you how rich they are.
i dunno, end of the day i know it's art and down to opinions... it's truly all subjective... i know that.
i just think younger people are gonna go catch kendrick opening for ye, as he's the new raw for this generation... but older heads, it ain't even a option to not go see tribe...
as a christian it's awesome to see such a mainstream rapper repping jesus like he does (without it coming off as corny)...
I hear ya, HTG... But no man is gonna fully walk the talk... In fact, pastors galore are out there actually pushing nice cars and houses off the backs of middle to lower class members of their church. It's not like Ye's entire career is about promoting Jesus. He's just not been scared to mention him, make him a topic of discussion. And I've never gotten the vibe he has some ulterior motive for doing it.
All I'm saying is there is no other rapper I've heard in the mainstream talk about Jesus in their music or have him be a subject or part of their concerts or performances. Much less make a whole song about him and push it as a single.
Some may be believers, but don't even mention it hardly, perhaps cuz they're too hard, or they're scared of it being perceived as soft. It's far more popular and sellable to talk about all the people you've killed, chicks you've smashed, money you make, etc...
We don't know what Ye does privately. We don't know how much he donates or does for the less fortunate. He may be the type to not put it out there, but does his good deeds on the low.
Think it's fair to say that all of us on this forum have frivolously spent money on things we don't need, money that could go to help those in actual need, as Jesus taught (not to mention a billion other sins we all have committed daily). So none of us should be judging Ye on the "selfish" tip. We all have our flaws, can all be too proud, we all sin in one way or another. Plus, it's not like he came out as a full on Gospel music act, making tons of money off of Jesus, but doing dirt on the low.
This guy has lost it.