Official Hip Hop/Rap Music Thread

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Tough Kendrick Lamar Freestyle:

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Also, He and J.Cole are also working on a Collab album as well.

[ProfessaPackMan]

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50 Cent also explains why he isn't sweating the new generation of rappers.

Earlier this week, AllHipHop caught up with the ever-controversial 50 Cent to discuss his critically acclaimed mixtape with DJ Drama The Lost Tapes. Now, in part two of their interview, Fif speaks on squaring off with the younger generation of Hip Hop stars.

The G-Unit general explained that he doesn't sweat whether he's viewed as being as successful or as relevant as the rising generation of emcees. He says that his ten year run on Forbes's list of the Wealthiest Hip Hop Artists - in which he came in at #5 in 2012 - is proof enough that he has no need to worry about the competition.

“I been on the Forbes list 10 years straight – consecutively," he said. "When I came on the Forbes [list] this year, I'm like, 'Would you look at that? I'm still there.' I've been on a mother******' lunch break - I've been on vacation and I'm still there. Now I'm telling you I'm hustling in a different way and it's paying off. If you look at it, I ain't put an album out in three years, and I'm still in the list? Okay, let's see the other guys do that."

Fif also spoke on former G-Unit soldier Young Buck and how he feels about the the Tennessee rapper's well-documented financial woes. The Queens rapper showed little remorse for Buck, saying that after all the moral and monetary support he gave him over the years, Buck shouldn't have "bit the hand that feeds."

"Where I’m from, we got a code of conduct that we follow: don’t bite the hand that feeds you,” he said. “If somebody [wants] to make you a success and comfortable in every way, down to the point that I pay your taxes for you after you [mismanage your money]…and you still [act] disrespectful and say the kind of **** you saying? *****s is lucky you don’t just kill ‘em. *****s shot me for $5,000…[i] feel ****in' sorry for somebody that has no opportunities; [i] don't feel sorry for the person who did something stupid."

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[Bdubb]

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Haha local rapper in mass with a song thats a tiny bit catchy

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[ScoobySnax]

Sometimes I think about all the quality music we most likely missed out on due to rappers' beef and misunderstandings between other artists.

What if Beans and Cam never left the Roc?
What if Juvenile & BG never left Cash Money?
What if Dre and Snoop never fell out? Consequence and Kanye? G-Unit? T.I and Luda (a lot of wasted years there)? I know I'm missing a lot, but it's crazy to think about it.

/rambling



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[JerzeyReign]

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The only way we can get back to those days is if rappers got back to battling. In battles, only the real emcees survive -- not the Wakas or Guccis. After the battles simmer, when only the real emcess are left, will we ever get back to those days.

Notice every1 on your list could hold their own a track (and battle).

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Nobody watching Summer Jam this year?

[Fly3]

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The only way we can get back to those days is if rappers got back to battling. In battles, only the real emcees survive -- not the Wakas or Guccis. After the battles simmer, when only the real emcess are left, will we ever get back to those days.

Notice every1 on your list could hold their own a track (and battle).

What is a real emcee? Everyone's style is not geared to attack another rapper. Not a big fan of battles in general, though they can be entertaining at times.

[areobee401]

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The whole "real emcee" and "real hip hop" stuff is stupid. All different sounds have their own place in hip hop music. No one wants to listen to lyrical music when you're at a party or hanging at a lounge with some females.

The fact that hip hop music has become fun again is a good thing.

[The 24th Letter]

The whole Hot 97/Summer Jam/YMCMB thing has been pretty entertaining...lol

Will be tuning in to Flex tonight..

[Jukeman]

What happen?

[areobee401]

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What happen?

Peter Rosenberg(Hot 97 employee) dissed Nicki Minaj by saying Starships is not real hip hop and people didn't come to Summer Jam to hear it.

Wayne got word and pulled YMCMB acts from Summer Jam

Funk Master Flex was doing a set before Nas came out and stated he would end Nicki Minaj's career tonight at 7pm on Hot 97.

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Flex Bomb

For the record that Birthday Cake song bangs.

[JODYE]

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I hope he does.

The "hip hop" (I use that term loosely) world would be a lot better without Nicki Minaj in it. Just sayin.

[The 24th Letter]

Listening to Flex/Nicki on Hot 97 now...

[ProfessaPackMan]

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I hope he does.

The "hip hop" (I use that term loosely) world would be a lot better without Nicki Minaj in it. Just sayin.

I can think of a bunch of people who it would be better without but she's one of them.

Listening to Flex/Nicki on Hot 97 now...

So what happened?

[JODYE]

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I can think of a bunch of people who it would be better without but she's one of them.

This is very very true.