Like it or not, hip-hop culture has impacted our Kansas City discourse, history and social norms beyond demographic considerations . . . Here's an amazingly well-written examination of a local music tradition:
Sympathetic Vibrations | Voice of a Forgotten Art
If you turn on commercial radio or check the pop Billboard charts, you'll see any number of performers who represent themselves as hip-hop artists. But many of them offer only a carefully-crafted street image and a few stanzas mumbled over (usually poorly produced) beats.
People that listen to hip hop and rap are total dumb asses
ReplyDeleteIt’s not real music, regardless it’s total crap
ReplyDeleteNow that Hitler could bust a rhyme!
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ReplyDeleteMindless and should be outlawed for it's impact on rape, cop killing, and violence.
Oh and lets call it racist too, it's backlash time!
Fuck rapper scum.
ReplyDeleteGo live in Haiti, or, an African shithole.
Please
ReplyDeleteCall me when they have a Set a Rapper on fire night! I'd probably go to that.
ReplyDeleteAny women that gives rap any attention is a fool.
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