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do you consider rappers musicians?
NobodyButMe:
--- Quote from: Ibrahim Islam on January 14, 2004, 07:42:02 AM ---There is melody, rythym, tone, and pitch in their voices when they rap. They say one note high and one note low.
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i somewhat agree - but Everyone has melody, tone, rhythm, and pitch when they talk as well. i mean, i got tone and pitch and rhythm when i am telling my friends a funny story. one note high and one note low is nothing special, and it has nothing to do with music. it has to do with how you want to say something....so does that mean that because we all talk with rhythm and tone that we're all great musicians too?
N-Sane Brain:
^^ I listen to Beethoven's "9th Symphony" more often that to any beat by the Doc 8) That symphony is just unfuckwitable :D
7even:
I do consider them musicians.
Trauma-san:
--- Quote from: Ibrahim Islam on January 14, 2004, 07:42:02 AM ---Not only are rappers musicians; but hip-hop is superior to all other forms of music. Making rap artists the greatest musicians of our era, or any era for that matter. There is melody, rythym, tone, and pitch in their voices when they rap. They say one note high and one note low.
This is something I've always said, Dre is a better producer, composer than Mozart, Beathoven, or any of those dead guys. Eminem is a better artist and paints a more vivid picture than Vango with a paintbrush. Eminem and 2pac have more musical talent than anyone to ever touch a microphone or hold a stage in any time period.
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You think you can summarily dismiss all the great artists of all time, but you can't even SPELL their names even close to correctly, it just shows you don't know what the fuck you're talking about, and you've never even seen a Van Gogh painting.
*Edit - had to respell Van Gogh properly, lol
SGV:
A Producer, yes. A Rapper no. To me a Musician makes music. Lyrics are not music.
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