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Why Can't We Discuss Korean Rap More? It is a phenomenon that has been kept under wraps for far too long. It is time to give props to the hardcore rappers of Korea. If not here where? If not now when?
I salute the following: Jin Hwan AND Shin Hwa AND ESPECIALLY These Guys Continue to represent! All good things they say never last... | |
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I thought this thread was a joke like
your avatar... Official member of the Paw Power Posse
Pawer to the people! | |
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smellmyfunk said: I thought this thread was a joke like
your avatar... My avatar is not a joke. I believe Hanson to be one of the most underrated bands of the 1990's. Korean rap is also vastly underrated. All good things they say never last... | |
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I did a whole thread on Asian Hip-hop. | |
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lilgish said: I did a whole thread on Asian Hip-hop.
I am always a day late and a dollar short. Can there really be too many threads on this explosive topic? By the way, how did that thread go? All good things they say never last... | |
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Anyone listen to Dynamic Duo?
(Taxi Driver, released 2004) They have a song called "Ring My Bell" based on Anita Ward's disco hit. | |
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GottaLetitgo said: lilgish said: I did a whole thread on Asian Hip-hop.
I am always a day late and a dollar short. Can there really be too many threads on this explosive topic? By the way, how did that thread go? quite well ... http://www.prince.org/msg/8/145992 | |
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we can. but we prefer not to. what would be the point? American rap has become cheap and tacky enough. it's not going to get any better with a "Made In Korea" sticker on it. "I don't need your forgiveness, cos I've been saved by Jesus, so fuck you." | |
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Has anyone listened to Setaji Boys from Korea. They were like the biggest band there and had some rap songs. They were like the Korean Cypress Hill. The band actually got too big for Korea so they broke up and the lead singer moved to California. I think he went back to Korea to pursue a solo career after a Setaji Boys farewell tour or some crap. Probably more than you needed to know but pick up their greatest hits cd. Listening to Korean rap is a total joke but the shtick of it is amusing. | |
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