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The South Is Mad At Nas
da flayboyant 2:
--- Quote from: Efrain on November 03, 2006, 10:43:07 PM ---
--- Quote from: SGV on November 03, 2006, 09:40:59 PM ---
--- Quote from: Efrain on November 03, 2006, 05:02:42 PM ---Answer the question SGV. Is "Crunk" music is designed for, primarily played at and enjoys the most success in the club?
It's a yes or no question, quit dodging it.
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LMAO. Who's dodging it?
It was answered in my post, you're too dumb to catch it I guess:
"I don't need to look up a dictionary, I just have to listen to muic. 3-6 been making rowdy cuts labeled as Crunk since the mid 90s, they haven't always been Club records. "
The Crunk you speak of is made for parties & Clubs. But, Crunk as a whole is just rowdy street music.
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Wait...wait, so are you telling me that there are two forms of Crunk music now? The one I've been talking about this entire time (the one played in the club) and a second, totally different form that you know of?
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yeah
SGV:
That only I know of? No. Anyone knowledgeable in Southern Music knows about it.
Pastor Troy makes Crunk music. But, he's not played in the Clubs 24/7. A song like "No More Play In GA" is a rowdy street record (Read: Crunk).
Just like there was G-Funk made for Clubs and there was G-Funk made for the streets... Crunk's the same way. Don't be dumb like you don't know. Unless you really don't, then you are dumb.
The Crunk you talk about (Namely Lil Jon) makes Crunk music primarily for the Club. Though he has street anthems too.
Since you used wikipedia to find out about 3-6 Mafia, let me show you something:
"Crunk is a specific type of hip hop music, based particularly on the eastern side of Atlanta, Georgia, and its birthplace of Memphis, Tennessee."
"The Crunk genre originated in the early 1990s but did not become mainstream until the early 2000s. "
So yeah Efrain, you obviously have no clue what Crunk music is and where it came from. 3-6 Mafia, Pastor Troy, Yo Gotti, Kinpin Skinny Pimp, Playa Fly, Crime Mob, etc. can all make Crunk music that isn't directly aimed at the Clubs at all times.
So again, to reiterate for you: The Crunk you speak of is made for Clubs and has the most commercial success. And, again, there's other types of Crunk, not just Club music. But, to a person who only knows Crunk by whats on MTV or the Radio, they only see one side: The Club. Uneducated people....
BuddenzNasir:
cause he talks about the crunk that MOST people refer to when they say they cant stand southern music.....he is uneducated? interesting.
Efrain:
--- Quote from: SGV on November 04, 2006, 07:56:05 AM ---So again, to reiterate for you: The Crunk you speak of is made for Clubs and has the most commercial success. And, again, there's other types of Crunk, not just Club music. But, to a person who only knows Crunk by whats on MTV or the Radio, they only see one side: The Club. Uneducated people....
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Please clarify for everyone, are you stating fact or opinion?
SGV:
--- Quote from: BuddenzNasir on November 04, 2006, 08:36:59 AM ---cause he talks about the crunk that MOST people refer to when they say they cant stand southern music.....he is uneducated? interesting.
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Yes, because just as that is not ALL Southern Music, that is not ALL Crunk either. So, that would make him uneducated, as he's grouping everything into one. You trying to co-sign him shows you're uneducated side, as well. Interesting.
--- Quote from: Efrain on November 04, 2006, 03:20:11 PM ---
Please clarify for everyone, are you stating fact or opinion?
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It's a fact that you are referring to Lil Jon and Crunk music that is played in Clubs. It's a fact that there's other types of Crunk that are not aimed for the Clubs. It's a fact that a person who only knows Crunk by whats on MTV or the Radio, they only see one side: The Club.
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