Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
What's wrong with my opinion? Who are you to judge it?
Originally posted by: stormbv
Tupac was assassinated
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
What's wrong with my opinion? Who are you to judge it?
your opinion generally sucks. That's not my opinion, that's a fact![]()
Originally posted by: Thoreau
Originally posted by: stormbv
Tupac was assassinated
Only people who actually matter can be 'assassinated.' All Others are just flat out killed.![]()
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
Originally posted by: ndee
Originally posted by: FFMCobalt
What's wrong with my opinion? Who are you to judge it?
your opinion generally sucks. That's not my opinion, that's a fact![]()
:frown: Don't start.
And Jada Pinkett Smith is best known as Will Smith's Piece of Ass.Originally posted by: DaZ
Originally posted by: NeoV
Not held back by his lack of formal education, Tupac joined the Rap group Digital Underground as a dancer."
Amazing, since all of the other dancers in the Digital Underground were very formally educated.....
Tupac went to some performing arts school in Baltimore I think. He was best friends with Jada Pinkett Smith.
What is so wrong with rap music?
Who are you to judge it?
Originally posted by: stormbv
And I'm sorry, Tupac was assassinated...P
Originally posted by: Aftermath
Originally I hated rap because I didn't consider a thumping beat and some scratching to be music. (I realize not all rap is confined to that, and some artists include instruments of different types, but I'm talking about the rap that I see as a typical average Joe. The stuff I see on BET when I flip through the channels or hear other people blasting from their cars in traffic.) Then as I got a little older I began to listen to some of the lyrics. All I ever hear from typical rap is stuff about booties, money, pimp rides, being a gangsta, flashing guns, money, and bling bling, whatever other offensive drivel they spew.
I think it's incredible that anyone can be portrayed in such a way through music and music videos, and it's so freaking emulated. People walking around with their pants sagging down to their knees, talking like "Yo yo dawg, check out my shizzle in this hea nizzle fizzle yizzle wizzle." Rap music like that does nothing but encourage people to act like idiots, and yet the artists make cubic asstons of money doing it.
Keep in mind, like I said, this is judging off common rap. The rap I see and hear on a day to day basis, not being a fan of rap and going out of my way to listen to it. There are probably some rap artists out there that are respectable and don't follow into what I just described, and to them, my hat goes off.
Oh, and I feel justified in judging it because I think the image is rediculous, the language is offensive, and it's everywhere. I can't escape the thumping from other peoples subs, or my own television.
At least her dancing is.Originally posted by: 0roo0roo
britney spears = art!
Originally posted by: stormbv
Originally posted by: AngryPirate
I like rap music but its wrong to criticize people for criticizing the music. Its their opinion plain and simple, who cares of they dont like it?
Today I happened to be reading Anti-Semite and Jew by Sartre. I'm pretty sure it's relevant to racism in America today. Here's a morsel: This word opinion makes us stop and think. It is the word a hostess uses to bring to an end a discussion that threatens to become acrimonious. It suggests that all points of view are equal; it reassures us, for it gives an inoffensive appearance to ideas by reducing them to the level of tastes...In the name of democratic institutions, in the name of freedom of opinion, the anti-Semite asserts the right to preach the anti-Jewish crusade elsewhere.
I come from a long line of racists. Any hatred that I was taught will die with me. There's always another side to people, but it's just hidden behind a smile these days. "I don't mean to sound racist, but..."![]()
We need to get on the same page here..at least respect the differences that exist between human beings. People are tried by the judge, jury, and executioner known as the court of public opinion. Why did a majority of white people think OJ should have fried, while a majority of black people thought he was innocent? I just don't understand what's so hard about having a little empathy...I can respect anyone else's point of view, because they all fall into the realm of Human Experience and I can relate. But I can't hold my tongue when I see opinions that obviously come from some fear or insecurity.
You've got to be kidding! Their Hey Ya song is so bad that it's laughable. It proves that if you tell a huge lie often enough (Outkast is good) people will actually start believing it.Outkast is one of the few exceptions, they are one of the better 'popular' acts around right now.
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
You've got to be kidding! Their Hey Ya song is so bad that it's laughable. It proves that if you tell a huge lie often enough (Outkast is good) people will actually start believing it.Outkast is one of the few exceptions, they are one of the better 'popular' acts around right now.
Originally posted by: murphy55d
Originally posted by: Red Dawn
You've got to be kidding! Their Hey Ya song is so bad that it's laughable. It proves that if you tell a huge lie often enough (Outkast is good) people will actually start believing it.Outkast is one of the few exceptions, they are one of the better 'popular' acts around right now.
1 bad song does not make a group bad. I don't care for that song, either.
