By: malcom johnson

malcom johnson — Tue, 28 Apr 2015 14:49:35 +0000

all hip hop is not lik that hopsin, common, lupe fiasco, immortal technique, k lamar?…view consciousartistdatabase.com

By: Papacool

Papacool — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 15:49:48 +0000

Hip hop in its earliest form was simple, pure, and thought provoking as the artist finally had an avenue to express his/her self. The studio was the Garden of Eden. As time went on, the seed of destruction was introduced, aka gangster and images of half naked women to apply visual effects. The chance of utilitizing this avenue to make a positive difference lost out to the flashy images and visions of cash flow going through ones head. We all look forward to being entertained, but at what cost? In this case the bar has been lowered as the abiiity to be original has also gave way to the copy cat technology that has crippled the ability of a live performance due to the fact that most artist can not produce the goods outside of the studio environment. If only the guy from Milli Vannili had waited to see that lip synching would be the norm, he would still be around today and have all of the awards that were taken from him restored. Thank God that artists like Stevie and Prince are around to provide the real deal in being able to play their music and actually perform and not fake it. Peace out, Papacool.

By: DaTruth

DaTruth — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 20:33:12 +0000

Hip hop has been twisted and perverted into pure trash by the lowest criminal elements in the black community. And the result of this is that many blacks see and think this culture is what being cool is all about.

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