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Why White People (even in 2o1o) Still Don't Get/Know Hip Hop and never will
Sparegeez:
That's some real ass shit. Funny how nobody even responded with an argument but with some immature typical retarded shit. fucking clowns. That's why I don't even go on here anymore, you mothafuckas are pathetic
Chamillitary Click:
So anyway, white people can't understand Hip Hop because they "don't live it".
So if a white guy grows up in the hood & struggles worse than any other black guy in that hood, his opinion on Hip Hop is irrelevant?
That's straight up ignorance; Blacks fought for equality for years & then when you get it, you go and try to make differences again. At least make your argument based on your experience, not your race; what does it matter if you're black, white or asain if you're experiencing the same shit?
But regardless, even experience doesn't mean anything either; smh @ you acting like rappers have such complex stories that are impossible to understand if you haven't lived it. You make it seem like white people don't understand what's being said.
I think you're just mad that most of your favorite (terrible) artists get shitted on, on a daily basis from white people because a majority of white Hip Hop listeners are "elitists".
Anunikke:
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on September 11, 2010, 11:21:26 AM ---So anyway, white people can't understand Hip Hop because they "don't live it".
So if a white guy grows up in the hood & struggles worse than any other black guy in that hood, his opinion on Hip Hop is irrelevant?
That's straight up ignorance; Blacks fought for equality for years & then when you get it, you go and try to make differences again. At least make your argument based on your experience, not your race; what does it matter if you're black, white or asain if you're experiencing the same shit?
But regardless, even experience doesn't mean anything either; smh @ you acting like rappers have such complex stories that are impossible to understand if you haven't lived it. You make it seem like white people don't understand what's being said.
I think you're just mad that most of your favorite (terrible) artists get shitted on, on a daily basis from white people because a majority of white Hip Hop listeners are "elitists".
--- End quote ---
Now you're starting to sound like a wigger.
No offence.
Radiotube is just trying to compensate for his lack of skill & knowledge by claiming to be a higher authority on hip-hop because of his ethnicity.
Leggy Hendrix:
--- Quote from: Anunikke on September 11, 2010, 11:36:02 AM ---Radiotube is just trying to compensate for his lack of skill & knowledge by claiming to be a higher authority on hip-hop because of his ethnicity.
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pretty much sums it up
Chamillitary Click:
--- Quote from: Anunikke on September 11, 2010, 11:36:02 AM ---
--- Quote from: Chamillitary Click on September 11, 2010, 11:21:26 AM ---So anyway, white people can't understand Hip Hop because they "don't live it".
So if a white guy grows up in the hood & struggles worse than any other black guy in that hood, his opinion on Hip Hop is irrelevant?
That's straight up ignorance; Blacks fought for equality for years & then when you get it, you go and try to make differences again. At least make your argument based on your experience, not your race; what does it matter if you're black, white or asain if you're experiencing the same shit?
But regardless, even experience doesn't mean anything either; smh @ you acting like rappers have such complex stories that are impossible to understand if you haven't lived it. You make it seem like white people don't understand what's being said.
I think you're just mad that most of your favorite (terrible) artists get shitted on, on a daily basis from white people because a majority of white Hip Hop listeners are "elitists".
--- End quote ---
Now you're starting to sound like a wigger.
No offence.
Radiotube is just trying to compensate for his lack of skill & knowledge by claiming to be a higher authority on hip-hop because of his ethnicity.
--- End quote ---
How so? I'm not claiming to have experienced anything or associate myself like I'm "trust me, I can relate". I can't relate to anyone besides maybe Mac Miller lol, but it doesn't mean I can't understand what Crooked I or Tupac were rapping about; it makes sense. It's not written in some hood code that only those who lived can decypher.
A wigger would sound like "Son, I'm white & I deal wifff more shyt den you, nigga. I feel diz muzik as much, I undastan it more den you" or something of that nature lol.
But I do agree with the last part of what you just said. That's true.
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