West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: AndrE16686 on May 06, 2006, 06:39:35 AM
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A sick emcee according to me, what yall think? Like him or can't stand him?
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hes dope, but bores me very quickly. i dont care about politics alot.
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watch the vid i posted in Train of Thought, it'll get you interested....
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yay
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yay
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If you voted NAY, i wanna know why bitch.
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Yea. I'm into that political Rap.
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Whoever said Nay needs to throw out their Young Jeezy CD.
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I voted yea...because he's been one of my favorite rappers for the last few years....
but you can't hate on someone voting nay...immortal technique isn't exactly everyones style
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Hes lyrics are dope n he seems to be really intelligent, n i think hiphop really needs more artists like him, cause hes actually tryin to say something with hes music n makin money is not hes no.1 priority.
but i dont know what it is..hes music gets boring to me..i think it has to do with his flow/voice tone and sometimes lack of quality production.
when it comes to music about politics n street shit i like Saigon..hes lyrics are real entertaining, he can make all kinds of tracks about all kinds of topics n it still sounds good to me...even when the beats aint that good.
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Compared to most rappers Alf is intelligent.
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yea for sure. i can see why his tracks might get boring for some but these aint the tracks youd be bumpin up in the club or in ur ride. yall need to really listen to his lyrics as he speaks the truth and take the time to comprehend and fully process what exactly it is hes talkin bout.
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see what bothers me is that everyone says he speaks the truth...but how do we know that? most of the shit he raps about is theory. its political conspiracies and shit. yes i feel like the stuff he talks about racism are pretty accurate but he doesnt tell every side of it...tech is dope and has great lyrics...but you have to realize that it may not necessarily be the truth...its mostly his opinions/theories
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yea bitch, one of my very favorite rappers
he's not just about political concerns.. he got some unique punchlines
"you don't concern me, Im tryin to hurt the people you love" LOL
"and if you're mad, cause you think that I dissed you, I rape your moms so we can make this a personal issue" LMAO
"I hope someone you love DIES, so fuck your crew, and fuck your family too, Technique's at it bitch, what the FUCK you gon' do?" LOL!
those lines are just awesome, and differ from pretty much any other 3rd person disses I know
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Yay.
I appreciate Immortal Technique because I think he represents a great deal of what hip-hop was founded on, and that is a means of expression for the disenfranchised; kind of like Chuck D said it's the "black CNN". They need more hip-hop artists like Immortal Technique, but most of them remain independant because most the major hip-hop labels are not owned (or their parent companies are not owned) by black people, but often they are owned by wealthy Jews such as Clive Davis, Lyor Cohen, Jimmy Iovine, the list goes on forever. This is nothing against Jews in general, but if hip-hop started partly as a mechanism for oppressed groups to express themselves and inspire self-esteem and community activism; you don't want somebody else on top of you defining who you are. For example, since Robert Johnson sold out BET to Viacom (also owned by Jews) they got rid of Tavis Smiley and their news program BET Tonight and they added Uncut, basically they've turned it into a soft black porn network.
Anyway, I don't always agree with Immortal Technique's point of view, because at times (although not often) he also speaks against Muslims. Still, he has a right to express himself, and hip-hop is one of the greatest vehicles for self-expression ever created.
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Whoever said Nay needs to throw out their Young Jeezy CD.
YOUNG JEEZY IS DUH BOMB NOTE
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Yay.
I appreciate Immortal Technique because I think he represents a great deal of what hip-hop was founded on, and that is a means of expression for the disenfranchised; kind of like Chuck D said it's the "black CNN". They need more hip-hop artists like Immortal Technique, but most of them remain independant because most the major hip-hop labels are not owned (or their parent companies are not owned) by black people, but often they are owned by wealthy Jews such as Clive Davis, Lyor Cohen, Jimmy Iovine, the list goes on forever. This is nothing against Jews in general, but if hip-hop started partly as a mechanism for oppressed groups to express themselves and inspire self-esteem and community activism; you don't want somebody else on top of you defining who you are. For example, since Robert Johnson sold out BET to Viacom (also owned by Jews) they got rid of Tavis Smiley and their news program BET Tonight and they added Uncut, basically they've turned it into a soft black porn network.
Anyway, I don't always agree with Immortal Technique's point of view, because at times (although not often) he also speaks against Muslims. Still, he has a right to express himself, and hip-hop is one of the greatest vehicles for self-expression ever created.
:raisetheroof: i agree with you
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That's a nay for me.
I love political rap... but Immortal Technique simply won't do it for me. His style and voice are so boring.
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Yay.
I appreciate Immortal Technique because I think he represents a great deal of what hip-hop was founded on, and that is a means of expression for the disenfranchised; kind of like Chuck D said it's the "black CNN". They need more hip-hop artists like Immortal Technique, but most of them remain independant because most the major hip-hop labels are not owned (or their parent companies are not owned) by black people, but often they are owned by wealthy Jews such as Clive Davis, Lyor Cohen, Jimmy Iovine, the list goes on forever. This is nothing against Jews in general, but if hip-hop started partly as a mechanism for oppressed groups to express themselves and inspire self-esteem and community activism; you don't want somebody else on top of you defining who you are. For example, since Robert Johnson sold out BET to Viacom (also owned by Jews) they got rid of Tavis Smiley and their news program BET Tonight and they added Uncut, basically they've turned it into a soft black porn network.
Anyway, I don't always agree with Immortal Technique's point of view, because at times (although not often) he also speaks against Muslims. Still, he has a right to express himself, and hip-hop is one of the greatest vehicles for self-expression ever created.
Completely...fucking...irrelevent.
And BTW, when hip-hop started it was all about having fun, not politics. That's a typical backpacker myth.
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WTF I can't believe that some voted for no ? WTF are you fuckin stupid?
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And BTW, when hip-hop started it was all about having fun, not politics. That's a typical backpacker myth.
Very true, hip hop was all about fun when it came out...it didnt start getting really political til the mid to late 80's
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And BTW, when hip-hop started it was all about having fun, not politics. That's a typical backpacker myth.
Very true, hip hop was all about fun when it came out...it didnt start getting really political til the mid to late 80's
so what;cha sayin? rap shouldn't be political? look into the old Bambaataa interviews and see his opinion about that
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he's great... Obnoxious is my fav track from him..
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YEA! 8)
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And BTW, when hip-hop started it was all about having fun, not politics. That's a typical backpacker myth.
Very true, hip hop was all about fun when it came out...it didnt start getting really political til the mid to late 80's
so what;cha sayin? rap shouldn't be political? look into the old Bambaataa interviews and see his opinion about that
i never said that...and if you read a few posts up i did say tech is one of my favorite rappers...so gimme a break
what i was saying is that whoever said "yea technique is bringing it back to the roots of hip hop" or whatever was said was innacurate
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yay yay
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hell yea
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Immortal Technique IS HIP-HOP. Just like KRS One before him, we got the new Melle Mel, the new Chuck D, the new KRS One, the new Paris, the new 2Pac, the new Nas, right here, right now. It's fitting, because his Latino, and Latinos are now the biggest minority, the new civil rights is immigration rights, and Technique is an immigrant. Immortal Technique is the future of Hip-Hop, and fuck off if you disagree. My man is out there with Hip-Hop LEGENDS, like Chuck D, Nas and Paris, challenging the president, calling him out, and even if Bush doesn't listen, there are Hip-Hop artist out there that were making music back when artist were too afraid to put their sales on the line. Immortal Technique is the future of Hip-Hop, get use to it.
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Immortal technique is the deepest most creative artist in the history of human creation and if you don't believe him word for word you should be shot for being an insolent white hick, god i love being down with some intelligent hip hop instead that nigger shit....wait
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LMFAO!
Techniques tha shit but your cynicism is stating the obvious. Like any artist its unhealthy and moronic to folllow them religiously like they're the fucken second coming or sumthing.
I just want people to confirm that he's dope due to the content and issues he prys into with murderous lyricism.
YAY muthafokaz.