2007: The Rebirth of Hip-Hop

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TygaEyeKing313 — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:59:26 GMT

smh no comment(sigh)

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JayAllah — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:18:16 GMT

yo hip hop really ended strong in the 4th quarter..

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bman — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:18:49 GMT

Hip Hop lives.
Despite the bullshit
No end in site.

It aint dead yall niggaz just SCARED.
Scared to live, Scared to explore, Scared to be different, Scared to innovate, Scared to stand up for what you believe in.

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Flamethrower #80 — Thu, 10 Jan 2008 23:06:17 GMT

G.O.A.T Hip-Hop

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grouchy greg — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 03:48:00 GMT

Hip-Hop

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odeisel — Fri, 11 Jan 2008 16:38:54 GMT

peopel will look back at this as a very big year. what many dont udnerstanad is that our demograpgic is so young, we are alwasy in the forefront fo technology. when sales fo cds drop it's becasue most of our buyers are digital. we are th eringtone kings, we are the electronic music consumers so of course the sales of our CDS will go down before everyone elses becasue we changed the way we carry our music. 8 tracks died. records decresed tapes decreased cds are now decreasing. as music becomes more portable of course a 5 inch disk is gonna fade. you can walk around wiith thousands of songs on your hip.

Sound Quality is not as good bbut portability is premium so the cd is on it's way out unless you hav ethem in your home...but who's home.

so in a nutshell itns not tha tthe consumer stoppe dbuying, they stopped buying cds.

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Reverof — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 07:16:12 GMT

if you gon bang then bang for change
don't bang for crazy thang
if not dont bang
if you gon ball then play the game the way it should be played

sticman and M1

what it is?

lets say you see fifty niggas in all black fatigues
my regime better down yo streets
at the end of the block we got the grow em crops
and they hope we sing
tell me waht you see? I see BURN, buildins burnin
......

......

we aint talking no more
and we aint marchin down the god damn street cos Martin got smoked

you say you is a soldier nigga then get over here cos we under attack

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INANYSTATEOFMIND — Thu, 14 Feb 2008 17:33:10 GMT

Rap music will never die....There will always be different types of rap music.

But HipHop was a lifestyle...The MC, The DJ, The B-Boy, The Graffiti Artist, The Breakers, The Poppers...Nah....that part which is known as hip hop is dead.....There are some hiphop influenced cats out now like Common, Talib, Mos Def...etc. But the days of the 1 and two's, crowd rocking, body shocking is long gone. R.I.P to the Hip Hop era! I think all youngins' should make it their business to cop Wild Style, Krush Groove and Beat Street. While those movies aren't an exact interpretation of those times, they will offer the closest glimpse of the birth of hip hop that I know of. And while you are at it...get the book titled Subway Art.

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Hip Hop Memory Bank — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 22:27:53 GMT

Hip Hop has been around for a minute and will continue to be around. I don't agree with being inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of fame because it is for Rock and Roll. Why not start our own Hip Hop hall of fame?? Most of those artist don't care about hip hop anyway. Look how Aerosmith lost many fans just for collaborating with Run DMC back in the day. Let them have their hall of fame and Hip hop its own.

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everybodyisasnitch — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 16:17:00 GMT

1979 the year I fell in love with HipHop music, I just wish people stop trying to place an age on who can perform....if you got it in you to do hiphop music,keep doing it until the end of time.

Last time I checked the billboard I noticed the top ten hiphop songs getting airplay had the same signature sound.
I want to enjoy all types hiphop, give it a chance.

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Soselberg Tuck — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 05:33:03 GMT

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PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
SOSELBERG TUCK

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Myhood2yahood — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 18:40:07 GMT

What ever happened to the realness from back in the days?

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bigwigsplitter — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 17:40:50 GMT

Fuck yeah, hip hop is back baby! But on the real, if you're a music lover then you gotta check these producers I came across on myspace. Call themselves THE ROCKSTARS. They're bringing a HUGE sound to the game. Got some dope ass remixes to "Lollipop", "Whatever You Like", "Love in this Club" on their page. Looks like these cats are already doing big shit...

www.myspace.com/musicbytherockstars

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bigwigsplitter — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:10:30 GMT

Fuck yeah for hip hop. Yo, y'all gotta check these producers out I just found on Myspace. SOme dudes called THE ROCKSTARS. They remixed TIs "Whatever You Like" and Weezy's "Lollipop" and fucking killed it! On some crazy rockstar shit!

www.myspace.com/musicbytherockstars

re: 2007: The Rebirth of Hip-Hop

ppplild — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 23:02:37 GMT

You cant hip hop... so it can't die. Heres Proof.

http://www.RapMonster.com

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ppplild — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 23:11:22 GMT

me and my damn typos....

You cant murder hip hop... so it can't die. Heres Proof.

http://www.RapMonster.com