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songs that have changed rap

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  1. FadeToMac FadeToMac is offline

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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:08am)

    Y'all post the past, I'll post the current...



    we've already heard others copycat try to bite her style. I know there are lots of different points rap changed. I want you to tell me all the songs that have changed rap!

    what/who else innovated the craft?
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:15am) in reply to FadeToMac

    jesus christ.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:17am) in reply to rocket5

    fail
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:17am) in reply to lionhead22

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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:22am) in reply to aholthaus33

     
  6. cminer25 cminer25 is offline

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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:28am) in reply to mdshack14

    I really hope you're wrong about this song changing rap... it's already bad enough as is.
    Edited By: cminer25 Dec 8th, 2010 at 08:28 AM
    Reason: was in response to OP
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:30am) in reply to mdshack14

    that em guy changed rap, that song just said i'm here. I guess legitimate white guy on the scene changed rap a bit and made every1 wake up.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:34am) in reply to FadeToMac

    This thread changed my "ignore user" list. Congrats OP.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:36am) in reply to cminer25

     
    Originally Posted by cminer25 View Post

    I really hope you're wrong about this song changing rap... it's already bad enough as is.

    sorry you don't like rap, i would expect you wouldn't care to join the thread, same to zander.
    Edited By: FadeToMac Dec 8th, 2010 at 08:41 AM
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:45am) in reply to FadeToMac

     
    Originally Posted by FadeToMac View Post

    sorry you don't like rap, i would expect you woldn't care to join the thread same to zander.

    I came in here hoping to hear something new or original but, as usual, I was left completely disappointed. Normally I wouldn't have posted anything, but you didn't seemed to be getting flamed enough for how bad this song really is.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:48am) in reply to FadeToMac

    seriously... the OP song is 100% fail... no room for debate there
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 8:57am) in reply to cminer25

    i know the song isn't popular, isn't Kesha to your vaginal ears. I am just telling you, this song changes the rules of rap. You can now rhyme the end of a sentece with the middle of another sentence, timing. You can also end the rhyme and metaphor, with a word or name and at the same time, and set up the next rhyme.

    And for the naysayers, try to rap to the slowest beat imaginable. I can't rap at all. Just try it though. Then set down and try to rap to this fast a beat.
    Edited By: FadeToMac Dec 8th, 2010 at 09:04 AM
    Reason: i'm not explaining right what is in my head, but it's a new style of rap.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:15am) in reply to FadeToMac

     
    Originally Posted by FadeToMac View Post

    i know the song isn't popular, isn't Kesha to your vaginal ears. I am just telling you, this song changes the rules of rap. You can now rhyme the end of a sentece with the middle of another sentence, timing. You can also end the rhyme and metaphor, with a word or name and at the same time, and set up the next rhyme.

    And for the naysayers, try to rap to the slowest beat imaginable. I can't rap at all. Just try it though. Then set down and try to rap to this fast a beat.

    uh... none of that is new... that has been around for years and years... decades infact
    and it was introduced by people with musical, rhythmic and lyrical talent

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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:16am) in reply to hitthenuts

    biggie smalls- juicy/thread
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:33am) in reply to hitthenuts


    3:47-4.30 total sickness


    snoop is pretty much the definition of cool when it comes to rap


    IMO - one of the earliest examples of mainstream "flashy rap"
    Edited By: hitthenuts Dec 8th, 2010 at 09:34 AM
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:37am) in reply to hitthenuts

    christ that song in OP is brutal





    actually is somewhat upsetting for me to hear eminem spitting on such a terribad song
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:42am) in reply to UhhMee

     
    Originally Posted by UhhMee View Post

    actually is somewhat upsetting for me to hear eminem spitting on such a terribad song

    agree 100%... good song to post aswell, hugely influential.

    also - a song that really negatively changed rap

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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 9:45am) in reply to hitthenuts

    Eh,

    Nicki Minaj is one of the few black women I'd bang.

    As for rap, dem franchize boys- In my white tee

    Was the genesis of that snap music crap, that snowballed into soulja boy..... ugh.
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    Dec 8th, 2010 (12/8/2010 10:09am) in reply to Niceguy

    OP, kill yourself
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