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Posted by Media Outrage on August 4, 2009
Nas and Nick Cannon produced a PSA warning the hip-hop world of its own destruction if rappers don’t stop the shuckin’ and jivin’…. Peep the video…
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Dickwell Thrust said
Mad True. We already have Soulja Boy coonin and bafoonin and a Nickelodeon rapper drake going from daydreaming about good grades to Hoes and Bitches. We must stop this “Niggafied” acting and take rap back to 1989.
Yeah I Said It said
LOL @ DT…Niggafied acting? You making up words now!
Lio said
That is so true …
Truly23 said
It’s right in reach of being that.
Ms. E said
It is that as far as I am concerned!!1
wannaknow said
Nas and Nick need to go back to the streets and listen. Public opinion is always changing and thats what both are failing to keep up with. They both lack even the ability to shape it. Why go back? The new generation is creating its own thing. Even hip hop wasnt considered art/music(whatever you wanna call it) by the generation before it and after. It remains a mystery why most people think they can stop progress. However, I feel your pain if thats all you know.
Unkle Death said
Preach on, Brother Jones!
All these Lean and Snap faggots and Swag Nazis need C4 laid around their houses. If that doesn’t work we could always put grenades in their pockets!
Unkle Death said
@ Wannaknow
The only progress being made with Ringtone Rap is the lining of White Corporate America’s pockets and Blacks being set back to the mothafuckin Stone Age!
wannaknow said
@ Unkle Death…lemme take a guess-you consider yourself black and somehow finances are tight, right? Try being a human being first and do your thing the best way you know how. Black,white etc is abstract, only “visible” to those who play by its rules.
Lio said
check the link below , it’s actually from Unkle Death. It’s a rap from Afroman dissing and killing all the whack ass rappers out there ..funny as hell
Truly23 said
lmao@Lio he calling all their asses out…
Unkle Death said
@ WK Here are my tiers of existence
HUMAN
Male
Man
Black Man
I play by NO ONE’s rules. I state what is FACT, homes.
And with that, SHUT THE FUCK UP
ALLISWELL5 said
Maybe NASIR was on-point when he said “HIP HOP is Dead”
brynnrock said
DAMN< That shit was funny as hell!! THEY SHOULD PLAY IT ON THE NEXT BET AND MTV AWARDS HAHAHAH
Terrance said
Nas is telling the truth. Today’s videos may not be as blatant as the Nick Cannon video, but they damn sure parallel it. Defenders of this intentional ignorance always use the generational disconnect as an excuse. They say that it’s the same as older generations disagreeing with hip hop all together, but I beg the differ. During the birth of hip hop older people didn’t accuse rappers of glorifying ignorance. Older generations didn’t have a problem with rap until the genesis of gangsta rap. In 1992 the number one record played on the radio was Public Enemy’s Fight the Power. In 2008 the number one record played on the radio was Little Wayne’s Lollipop. This drastic change in hip hop’s content isn’t an accident or coincidence, it was intentional. If anyone doesn’t believe what I’m saying check out this link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pV4mhxpaEmk&feature=PlayList&p=EFFE6672F0B3DEFE&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=29
MissTX85 said
Shoot he ain’t lyin’!!
LMAO @ Afroman doggin’ Kelis!! And 50 rapping like Mike Tyson!!
Truly23 said
Terrance that’s all truth what you wrote. And that link was nothing but truth. I’m all for the old skool stuff. The younger generation can have and keep what they play on the radio these days.
It’s all for them…
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MoneAlicia said
He’s part of the coonery!
He had a verse on “My President is Black” and he said “Honey’s a pole~itician?!?” WTF??? He’s BEEN weak. It’s time to bring the “If I Ruled The World” Nas back. If u can’t, RETIRE!
quiet_gurl85 said
I would like it if hip-hop artists like Slick Rick, Doug E. Fresh, Rakim, Nas, KRS One, Run DMC, you know the ones who had substance, would record a whack ass, “this-is-how-I-brush-my-teeth” type song. Maybe if the real artists these noise makers “look up to” made a dumb ass record it will be like looking in the mirror and the bullshit will stop.
deemoney said
This is a shoot at down south rap. When the east coast was hot you did not hear anyone from the south complaing about rappers saying yo son yo son yo son, or wearing there tims in the summer time. When the west coast had it now one said that rapping about banging, or crip walking, or drive bys was killing rap. Rap is in the south right now, and reflecting that. Its a over exaggerated, but so is hip hop from day one. I grew up in the south when NAS was first coming out, and he was my favorite rapper. I think he still is the dopest MC alive. Let the south have there time.
lowridaz said
its all garbage to me, do not listen to the shit, never will, I will agree that old school rap is better, but generations have changed!! times have changed, i wont complain, i just wont listen, i still got my old school, KRS one, Heavy D and RUN DMC and all that good shit, i got everything! and when i want to go back there, I go back there!!!
lowridaz said
I even pump my old school, VAPORS, biz markie big lip ass, oh my that was the shit and i go back there