Everything Else Hip Hop

conor.hogan.2 wrote: »

I hope they get chris tucker for it (unless they already did?)

there are rumours that he is getting signed up for it

mufcboy1999 wrote: »

bit of extra footage from 50s visit to somalia, i know we said it but f*ck anytime i see videos likes this it baffles me to think these people are just ignored and expected to live in these conditions.

all the money in the world and this still is happening, hunger is curable some real corrupt bull*hit imo.

I was in the middle of writing a responce to this when I checked back to read it......waaaaayyy too long. This is a subject that I am close to and generally start to rant when talking/writing about it. So I'm going to try keep this brief.
I travel to Africa a few times a year, mostly to Kenya, but a few other countries as well. The one thing that I will say is that aid needs to start with the people running the country first and foremost. If I look at times in Botswana, people in general dont have much, but they have something because thier governent has choosen to help the people.

Compare that to Kenya, if you've ever been to Nairobi and travelled from the airport to downtown, you see a huge contrast in how people live in a 30 minute journey. Downtown, people have money, and it's quite evident. But along the main roads, you see people walking, but constantly looking down on the ground in front of themselves to see if they can find anything. Others start to dig holes randomly to see if there is something below the surface. This is what they do every day to survive. It appears to me that people are not treated equally.

I wont even start to talk about corruption!

But, the point I'm trying to make, is that all the aid in the world can be shipped to these African countries, but distribution of the aid to the people that need it is the problem. Corruption and greed prevent that from happening.

I have alot of respect for Fiddy and what he is doing. I'm similarly glad that people are taking note of Kony in central Africa and there is more of an awareness of what is happening.

mufcboy1999 wrote: »

erick sermon talks how hip hop doesnt have a balance anymore, i think he's right.

Do you know what annoyed me watching that. The Green Eyed Bandit had to explain who he is and what he has done.

P4DDY2K11 wrote: »

That kind of confused me to be honest.

E shouldn't need an introduction, the lad is highly respected among 90s hip hop fans and is a well capable MC.

I think it speaks volumes of some hip hop fans these days, a lack of respect for the pioneers or where this thing originated.......that's just my opinion

E is an amazing producer as well.

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

I still haven't listened to that mixtape/album of his you (I think) put up a while back. Must get around to it.

I think you should cancel the next hour of your life to do so. It's worth it.

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

I had planned on watching another episode of Breaking Bad. It really better be worth it :pac:.

Tough call, Breaking Bad is awesome as well.

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

Hated the dick sucking part. I despised listening to Biggie's albums when he'd be busy shifting some young one. Not exactly what I wanted to hear.

That type of thing on a record really annoys me......apart from on The DOC's album Helter Skelter where he makes fun of it. Cant find a youtube clip of it

Jimmy Iovine wrote: »

What song was it do you know?

The worst offender of all is Eminem. His Ken Kaniff skit on the MMLP is awful. Same goes for "Fack" on Curtain Call when he sticks the gerbil up his arse. Thank god they never made a video for that song.

I think it's just called 'interlude'. It's basically the whole dirty talking setup and he tells the female to take out his member, then there is a comedy cartoonish light sabre noise.....cracks me up every time.

They dont have this?

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