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A question for y'all?
'EclipZe:
Don't like that shit very much too I musst say...
but hey it's not like OMG that shit sucks ::)
N-Sane Brain:
First of all: Good thread. I like discussing things like this :D
--- Quote from: Shellz on June 03, 2004, 12:31:07 AM ---...IMO music that makes people wanna dance, and puts them in a good spirit is a GOOD thing. Now I agree that it ain't necessarily good hip-hop, and people should stop referring to it as that, but it is good MUSIC. And most of these artists know they ain't dope or anything...
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I totally agree with that. There are hella people that just wanna make music people can dance too. That's what pop is all about. And it's good in my opinion that some rappers do "club-songs" too, because I rather listen to a rapped club-song, than a pop-song by Justin Timberlake, or whoever.
BUT what is fucked up about the club-song-hype is that many rappers forget their roots and start doing this type of music JUST FOR THE MONEY. Lil' Jon for example can do this club-songs whenever he wants to, because he has never done anything else in my opinion. But if people like the Wu-Tang Clan start doing this music, they definitely do it also for the money, and that sucks, because they totally change their style. Compare the old Wu-Tang releases to the new ones, they changed drastically.
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---...Do you think that before Lil Jon was so well known, that if they put a song of his on in the club that it would get such a response? Hell no...
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Hell yeah, I think so. It doesn't matter who the club-song did, it's just about the quality. From my personal experience I can say that I played a lot of club-songs off unknown rappers at partys where I had the possibility to, and people liked it and were like: "Yo, who's that?"
You're right if you say that people that once had a huge club-song get too much hype from that on. Like the Neptunes or Lil' Jon: They had a couple of dope beats and can now do whatever they want, people will like it, DJ's will play it. They just get played more easily than unknown dudes, but if any unknown rapper has a good club-song and gets played in a club, people will be interested too.
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---...There are plenty of club bangers out, but they just don't get play. Roscoe's album had plenty on there, Knoc's album had plenty, Hi-C, Suga Free, man I can name dope club songs for ever...
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I have to agree with that though.
Nima - Dubcnn.com:
i luv club bangers
...'BfCfC'...:
if i like the beat i will dance to it ;D
peace 8)
On The Edge of Insanity:
--- Quote from: The Nigga From Compton Thats Stompin' on June 03, 2004, 01:14:59 AM ---Well I'll speak for myself and only myself. I can't stand most of the music that is considered a club banger these days. shit like Lil jon, Yin Yan twinz, 50 cent, Nelly, Bonecrusher, whatever you name it.
--- Quote ---but if im dancing with a hot girl i dont want the next song to be some immortal technique or anything ya know?
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I don't think anyone has ever said that they would. Just becuase I say I hate the club shit that they play these days, doesn't mean that I want some crazy ass lyrical shit up in there.
I luv club bangers, club bangers really influenced my liking of rap music: Nuthin but a G Thang, Dre Day, Let Me Ride, Gin and Juice, What's My Name, Ain't No Fun, This DJ, etc, etc. I have nothing against club songs at all. Just these days, the club songs that get play are fucking shitty imo. There are plenty of club bangers out, but they just don't get play. Roscoe's album had plenty on there, Knoc's album had plenty, Hi-C, Suga Free, man I can name dope club songs for ever.
There is a lot of rap that I HATE. doesn't matter if I hear it in a club, in the car, on the radio, on my stereo, at a party, etc. I don't like shitty ass rap.
--- Quote ---IMO music that makes people wanna dance, and puts them in a good spirit is a GOOD thing. Now I agree that it ain't necessarily good hip-hop, and people should stop referring to it as that, but it is good MUSIC.
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And you say it is "good" music? well who the fuck is to judge what good music is? I sure as hell don't agree that it is good music.
Here is something that you guys don't understand:
These tracks that become "huge popular club bangers" don't just automatically become club bangers loved by everyone. They get there first by getting played a shitload of times on the radio and tv. People start recognizing them. A lot of people just hear the songs so goddamn much that they become accustomed to it. Do you think that before Lil Jon was so well known, that if they put a song of his on in the club that it would get such a response? Hell no.
but I don't care. Most this board likes shitty ass rap anyways. I'mma listen to what I like regardless of anyone else. Fuck that bullshit on the radio.
I been to plenty clubs/parties. I could name thousands of bangers that I'd rather hear than the bullshit that gets played. And I'm talking about club/party type songs. You won't ever catch me bobbin my head to some bullshit ass wack wannabe rap shit like Lil Jon or the Yin Yan twinz.
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Major co-signage
Ante Up - thats a club banger
Simon Says - that a club banger
Protect Your Neck Part 2 The Jumpoff - thats a club banger
Lil Jon ish - wack shit that gets played so damn much on the radio that people just dance to it cause they know it.
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