Hip Hop 911

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Permalink Reply by Cmoney714( 8 Flowz ) on September 14, 2008 at 10:49pm

Nope ! not like the good old days the mid 90's

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Permalink Reply by cye young on September 14, 2008 at 10:53pm

no i cant be...i want to make it but da good ones dont sell no more....i think swagg and popularity..is the sale...iy...

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Permalink Reply by Cherry on October 4, 2008 at 4:56am

Downloading and bootlegging is not killing hip hop!!! Seriously, if your a real artist you shouldn't care about the money but only your talent and word. Think of how many Lil Wayne songs u would not hear, if it wasn't for downloads. If your good at wat u do, then your going to make money regardless, cause people love you....you don't wanna pay $10-20 dollars for a cd, then happen to only like 2 songs, when you can simply go download the songs u like. Hip Hop can actually grow stronger through downloads, allowing u to go underground, and see what everybodys talkin about.

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Permalink Reply by John Rumble on October 4, 2008 at 6:25am

I agree 100 percent. It is definitly a musical revolution going on.

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Permalink Reply by ORANGE MOUND VET.AKA MR.22 SHOTS. on September 14, 2008 at 11:13pm

THE STATE OF RAP IS BAD NIGGAS ARE WORRIED ABOUT GETTIN ON THE RADIO WITH A GOOD SONG.INSTEAD OF HAVING A WHOLE ALBUM YOU CAN PUT IN THE CD PLAYER IN THE CAR AND RIDE TOO LIKE SOME UGK SUPER TIGHT OR RIDIN DIRTY SHIT.........

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Permalink Reply by John Rumble on September 15, 2008 at 12:19am

So do you feel that the real artist with the talent get over looked? I know its a lot of popcorn music on the mainstream level, but I'm shore it's still some real M.C's out there in these inner cities.

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