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Expression rappers should stop using..

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Jome:

--- Quote from: Kaidy on February 08, 2003, 12:20:22 PM ---Newsflash: people aren't hating, they just dont like you or, as is mostly the case, you suck.

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That's oh so wrong.
There's lots of haters out there.. some people hate even without checking out the artists work.
If that's not hating..

On The Edge of Insanity:

--- Quote from: Kaidy on February 08, 2003, 12:20:22 PM ---'Hater'. How many times do rappers have to say people are haters. Newsflash: people aren't hating, they just dont like you or, as is mostly the case, you suck.


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U heard Black Star - Hater Playas, they sum up the whole annoyance with that phrase perfectly on that track.

T-Dogg:
I actually like Snoop's dizzle bizzle -lingo, to a certain extent.

Actually, now that I think about it, I'm not bored with the words used in rap. (Except God. That shit should've never even started, shit is cooooooooorny.) I'm bored with a lot of the content: the bling bling and the glamour shit. Like Swizz Beats' (and a bunch other niggas') Big Business part 2: The beat is good and the flows are good, but the content is... hollow. Just when I thought the bling bling -stuff was dying out (with Baby selling a whole lot of his cars, not drivin' a Bentley no more), what do you get? The cats among the industry's richest bragging about their dough. Granted, it's a good listen and all, but it sure wont go down as no classic... nahmsayin'? ( ;D)

OpTiCaL:
Reference to :Trauma Phillips
Another thing I never got, is when a guy calls his girl his Boo.  Boo is a contraction of Beau, which is a french term for your boyfriend.  So he's calling her his boyfriend.  It should only be used when girls are talking about their boyfriend, it don't go both ways.
 
hmm.. this most definatly true?....its more likely to have come from beautiful  (or bootiful as that turkey man said) or baby,
which would make more sense....oh an french beau is a beloved one not truely just in reference to a male partner.... its just cos most objects in french are in feminine and references are in the masculin.


Just out of interest bro...?

Don Seer:
i never heard that before either...  baby and boo are interchangable.. opti calls me boo.. and i call her boo..  :-* boo  ;D

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