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HIP-HOP: Beyond Beats and Rhymes (Documentary)
Fraxxx:
--- Quote from: Infinite African Westcoastin 2012 and 13' on February 05, 2013, 09:37:59 PM ---
--- Quote from: Fraxxx on February 05, 2013, 02:23:23 PM ---
Yeah, cuz that's exactly what he was doing...
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It was.. and like the girl who said she was a recovering rap-aholic or something like that? How rap had abused her and kept her in a circle. Bro... like I said, I don't really care to watch a long documentary on how rap has damaged the life of wack rap fans.
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You mean the girl who said something for about TEN seconds? You wanna tell me you watched 30 minutes of this? Either you're lying or you're stupid since you're so missing the point here. Whatever, it's EXACTLY what it said in the text, a critical analysis of different aspects of the culture. If you expected stanism, that's your fault.
Edit: Fuck, don't you ever question why you are so butthurt about shit like this. Last time it was someone critisizing Cube in a very appropriate fashion - same childish reaction.
Sami:
Did anyone notice that Jadakiss was drunk for the whole interview?
He was completely drunk or impaired.
Sami:
But yeah, great documentary on how Hip-Hop has been subverted by the power structure.
The Overfiend:
--- Quote from: M Dogg on February 04, 2013, 10:27:15 PM ---I'd like to see a documentary on Hip-Hop and the 5 Percenters.
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RZA's book the The Tao of Wu gives a good illustration of that whole combination.
Fraxxx:
--- Quote from: Sami on February 09, 2013, 07:59:18 PM ---But yeah, great documentary on how Hip-Hop has been subverted by the power structure.
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And the role of consumers and artists when they subdue to that power structure and act accordingly.
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