Reply #30 posted 09/23/10 7:20am
purpledoveuk |
laurarichardson said:
purpledoveuk said: laurarichardson said:
It has nothing to do with being hypocritical. He is not a real gangster and a lot of gangster rappers are former criminals bragging about their crimes. Loads of RnB artist dress up like gangsters and talk a lot of crap it is called being entertaining it is a lot different when you really have a criminal past and maybe still committing crimes.
Some of you need to ligthen up
Pot - kettle - black
No this b.s. about the importance of rap as a musical genre ( or important to P's music )is a little over the top and silly. I meant the 'lighten up' bit |
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Reply #31 posted 09/23/10 8:38am
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DarlingNikki1025 said:
I know Prince dabbled with Hip-Hop/Rap in the late eighties and early nineties with his band,
the NPG. Prince's song "Bob George" is kinda like Hip-Hop cause he is talking over a beat. I
don't think he was as bad as Tony M. and had he stuck with it could have been better than him.
Then I thought about the singer/rapper, Drake who is the hottest young artist out in the game
now. I don't really care for him because IMO he sounds too much like Lil Wayne, his mentor.
You think Prince could out sing/rap Drake?
I don't think to highly of Drake as a 'rapper' in the first place. Now if you were to say Chuck D, KRS1 or Rakim then that would be saying something. P should stick with the 'spoken word' style that he does if he's gonna rhyme. |
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Reply #32 posted 09/23/10 8:44am
LayzieKiddZ |
unique said:
stephen hawkins could have been a better rapper than drake
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Holy crap, that was funny. And yeah I think he could have, when I listened to the Right Back Here In My Arms last rap verse. Anything else, nah. |
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