What Has Become of Hip-Hop?

*R-iZZy* · 10-12-2003, 06:41 PM

WARNING: The link I am about to present to you all holds a video which contains strong language, and I suggest no one below 13 should download. I have a feeling this will get closed, but since I'm a nincompoop... I know that I am not responsible for my actions. I blame that on my stupidity. Anyway, enjoy...

Okay, I've had my thoughts change on hip-hop. I used to be a man that would consume himself with all commercialism in hip-hop. But seriously, I've become sick of mainstream rap so much. Only mainstream artists I can stand are Lloyd Banks, Fabolous, and Nick Cannon. Eminem is still in my thoughts, but it's mainly because of him I blame the fall of hip-hop. Before he ever released an album, rap had its own little style. The RIAA wasn't really much of a problem to us downloaders, and we all didn't have to give so much attention to rap either. As a matter of fact, we actually lived in a world where we didn't have to listen to the ignorant ramblings of Bill O'Reilly (God have mercy on his children if they walk through an African-American convention).

Now that Eminem has revolutioned hip-hop, many people are becoming attracted to it, drawing attention, and making people like 50 Cent popular. 50 may not "walk with a limp", but he sure talks with one.

Well, soon enough, these artists will be nothing more than a blurry oasis in our mind. Soon enough, the media will focus on a certain individual! A person who started out a little boy rapping all the way to a handsome figure with all the money, cars, and publicity in the world.

No folks, this is not me. There has been talk about an underground rapper called Crispy, whom anyone rarely sees or hears from. But we, at the Underground Hip-Hop Association, have caught rare footage of this "Crispy" character freestyling like never before!!!

BEWARE OF CRISPY!!!

P.S. Let this be known........... Ninja Turtle Nincompoop is back to revolutionize nincompoopness like never before. If this is the wrong route to take, just tell me, and I'll most likely consider your words deeply. I've heard talk of Leo, GK, and nWo!!! Perhaps you all have forgotten that "the official nincompoop" of the Technodrome has existed still. You will soon see me bring back what you all need, comic stress... I mean relief. Peace out girlscouts!

10-12-2003, 06:41 PM	#1
R-iZZy The Long Con Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: G'ville, FL (Gator Country), USA Posts: 3,007	What Has Become of Hip-Hop? WARNING: The link I am about to present to you all holds a video which contains strong language, and I suggest no one below 13 should download. I have a feeling this will get closed, but since I'm a nincompoop... I know that I am not responsible for my actions. I blame that on my stupidity. Anyway, enjoy... Okay, I've had my thoughts change on hip-hop. I used to be a man that would consume himself with all commercialism in hip-hop. But seriously, I've become sick of mainstream rap so much. Only mainstream artists I can stand are Lloyd Banks, Fabolous, and Nick Cannon. Eminem is still in my thoughts, but it's mainly because of him I blame the fall of hip-hop. Before he ever released an album, rap had its own little style. The RIAA wasn't really much of a problem to us downloaders, and we all didn't have to give so much attention to rap either. As a matter of fact, we actually lived in a world where we didn't have to listen to the ignorant ramblings of Bill O'Reilly (God have mercy on his children if they walk through an African-American convention). Now that Eminem has revolutioned hip-hop, many people are becoming attracted to it, drawing attention, and making people like 50 Cent popular. 50 may not "walk with a limp", but he sure talks with one. Well, soon enough, these artists will be nothing more than a blurry oasis in our mind. Soon enough, the media will focus on a certain individual! A person who started out a little boy rapping all the way to a handsome figure with all the money, cars, and publicity in the world. No folks, this is not me. There has been talk about an underground rapper called Crispy, whom anyone rarely sees or hears from. But we, at the Underground Hip-Hop Association, have caught rare footage of this "Crispy" character freestyling like never before!!! BEWARE OF CRISPY!!! P.S. Let this be known........... Ninja Turtle Nincompoop is back to revolutionize nincompoopness like never before. If this is the wrong route to take, just tell me, and I'll most likely consider your words deeply. I've heard talk of Leo, GK, and nWo!!! Perhaps you all have forgotten that "the official nincompoop" of the Technodrome has existed still. You will soon see me bring back what you all need, comic stress... I mean relief. Peace out girlscouts! __________________