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Permalink Reply by G-UNIT SHADY on November 10, 2012 at 7:11am

''REAL HIP HOP heads KNOW he is a JOKE''.Are you serious?Big Daddy Kane,ll cool j,rakim,redman,nas,Jay z,Kool G Rap,KRS-ONE,run dmc,ice t said in interviews that they respect eminem and he is one of the best and you can admit it?....Its cool to be a hater but stop saying things that no one has said.We all know that eminem has changed to the worse and that affected the hip hop community for sure but you can deny the legacy he has built from 1995-2009.

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Permalink Reply by Restitution on November 8, 2012 at 2:34am

simple lil wayne......and all this young kids buying his s***

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Permalink Reply by FloW a.k.a ''THE POWER'' on November 8, 2012 at 6:17am

TRUUU

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Permalink Reply by thatnigga253 on November 8, 2012 at 2:28pm

hip hop began to die when whites took control...its suppose to be a pro-black movement blank panther, malcolm X, Marcus Garvey type s***. Now it is used to exploit blacks around the world

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Permalink Reply by lil j on November 8, 2012 at 2:32pm

http://www.thisis50.com/profiles/blogs/roc-nation-artist-rita-ora-makes-a-boob-of-her-self-pic-inside

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Permalink Reply by THE RAW ZONE (Palmin Ur Mom A**) on November 8, 2012 at 2:58pm

There's a lot of factor that killed Hip Hop
community and environmental changes in some of the bigger cities like NY ect..This makes the lifestyle of the streets hardcore sound fade away . Less intense living and crime driven lifestyles are being lived these days like they where 20-30 years ago .
Music labels and the current fads .Hip Hop music has became a business for the record companies they could care less about keeping it real its all about the buck..We all know this .
Street cred & Lyrical content doesn't matter. No one cares about lyrical rappers its all about the dance or what catches you for the moment. Street cred ...lol you all know this doesn't matter , just look at the current big names and how much weight they hold in the streets.
Theres more .... But I'm not saying anything new and what hasn't been said already . !!!!

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Permalink Reply by Ahijah on November 8, 2012 at 4:07pm

Pointless beefs, 50 Cent, Record labels, stupid fans, everyone having the same features on there album, unoriginality, autotune, Jay-Z, looking at sales to judge a album, Kanye West, Def Jam, mixtapes, take your pick mostly the stupid f****** fans though and most of the artists for putting out garbage and being f****** lazy selling the fans b*******

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Permalink Reply by FloW a.k.a ''THE POWER'' on November 8, 2012 at 5:52pm

#2 on THISIS50 BABY.. MOMMA I MADE IT LOL

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Permalink Reply by ItsTheKid22 on November 8, 2012 at 7:57pm

pac & biggie beef? c'mon man remove that, lmao at the pic everybody pointing to wayne lmaooooooooooooooo is his fault, wayne & birdman & those retarded fans that buy they music...
curtis beef nah cuz rap need a few beefs sometimes, but I blame 50 cuz he didnt finish the job wit rick ross, and everybody looks ross like a big fat buddha of hip hop that cocksucka, the last one too everybody doing good now cuz 50 isnt the same

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Permalink Reply by BuckDat on November 8, 2012 at 9:02pm

Only thing that really died was real Hip-Hop in the mainstream as a GENRE. But that was bound to happen from the very beginning. It happens to every genre. Look at how many times Punk rock came and got watered down. First with new wave then later with grunge/alternative. But Hip-Hop is a worldwide culture and artform. DJ culture for instance is a big as ever around the world. But it'll always live underground no matter what, always innovating. And just like with punk rock...as long as there's still political unrest around the world and third world countries...it will always exist in its true raw forms. As long as i can remember...being into good Hip-Hop was like being into something very Niche. You had to seek it out and had to work to get it. Nowadays it's better in so many ways cause it's easily accessible. Although there's sill work involved cause of the over saturation of wack stuff to wade thru. I think people are just lazy and also want to feel validated with their musical tastes in the end. People forget about the political nature of the music industry and how you pay to be "relevant" in magazines, TV, radio and awards shows.

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Permalink Reply by Shelvin Xplatinum Nurse on November 8, 2012 at 10:35pm

Hip hop isnt dead...its now in a different form..More mmg and ymcmb rappers are coming up with pop/club songs..The hardcore era is gone or is on a serious decline. therefore hardcore rappers we were used to will struggle in this era..dmx n nas's albums didnt do so well....We gotta hope G-unit returns or 50 explodes or something..I must say i dislike this era tho..

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Permalink Reply by FloW a.k.a ''THE POWER'' on November 9, 2012 at 8:48am

O_o hip hop IS dead

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