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djchameleon 09-24-2013 07:03 AM

Are White Rappers Guests in Hip Hop?
 
Lord Jamar decided to open up his stupid fucking mouth again and say some straight retarded shit. First he was on that homophobe crap when he dissed Kanye for wearing the leather kilt and calling him a "half a fag" and now he makes this outrageous claim that white rappers are only guests in hip hop.

Here is a quote from him.

Quote:

“Okay, white rappers, you’re coming to this almost as a guest,” Lord Jamar announced. “Okay, matter of fact you are guests in the house of Hip Hop. Just because you have a hit record doesn’t give you the right as I feel to voice your opinion. White rappers, those of y’all who really studied the culture, that truly love Hip Hop and all that, keep it real with yourself, you know this is a black man’s thing. We started this. This is our shit. We’ve allowed you, those of you who’ve proved your skill and all that, we’ve allowed you to come in and kick your shit, make yourself known. You know what I mean? And if you have enough respect for the culture we fuck with you. But don’t push it too far.”
Do you guys feel that way? White rappers are only guests and they are in the process of trying to steal the culture away from black people the originators of the movement?

Also, do you feel like white rappers shouldn't have messages/agendas when they make their songs and they should stay in their lane?



Here is the full article if you want to read it and have your IQ drop a few points.
Lord Jamar Says White Rappers Are Guests In Hip Hop

Sansa Stark 09-24-2013 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1368686)

Do you guys feel that way? White rappers are only guests and they are in the process of trying to steal the culture away from black people the originators of the movement

LOL YES
See also: jazz music
See also: rock music
See also: ska music

Goofle 09-24-2013 08:37 AM

Obviously not. Ridiculous notion.

Cuthbert 09-24-2013 08:45 AM

What a racist wanker.

Frownland 09-24-2013 08:50 AM

It's true that black people started hip hop but it's bull**** to think that it would stay exclusive to them. Long ago literacy, and subsequently writing, was almost strictly found among the upper class, where most authors came from. By Jamar's logic, lower class authors are impeding on the art of the upper class, and should know their place.

Sansa Stark 09-24-2013 08:51 AM

Cute false equivalency

Cuthbert 09-24-2013 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1368699)
It's true that black people started hip hop but it's bull**** to think that it would stay exclusive to them. Long ago literacy, and subsequently writing, was almost strictly found among the upper class, where most authors came from. By Jamar's logic, lower class authors are impeding on the art of the upper class, and should know their place.

Battle rapping has it's roots in Scotland also.

True stories.

These black ppl should realise they're coming to these battles as guests. The Scots have allowed them.

Frownland 09-24-2013 08:59 AM

They're both silly and prejudiced thoughts based on art, so that was my connection but I guess you're right on the fallacy. There are obviously other things at play in the literacy part but you get my point.

Janszoon 09-24-2013 09:22 AM

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“Okay, white rappers, you’re coming to this almost as a guest,” Lord Jamar announced. “Okay, matter of fact you are guests in the house of Hip Hop. Just because you have a hit record doesn’t give you the right as I feel to voice your opinion. White rappers, those of y’all who really studied the culture, that truly love Hip Hop and all that, keep it real with yourself, you know this is a black man’s thing. We started this. This is our ****. We’ve allowed you, those of you who’ve proved your skill and all that, we’ve allowed you to come in and kick your ****, make yourself known. You know what I mean? And if you have enough respect for the culture we **** with you. But don’t push it too far.”
So does this also mean that he thinks black women are guests in hip hop?

Burning Down 09-24-2013 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1368686)
Lord Jamar decided to open up his stupid fucking mouth again and say some straight retarded shit. First he was on that homophobe crap when he dissed Kanye for wearing the leather kilt and calling him a "half a fag" and now he makes this outrageous claim that white rappers are only guests in hip hop.

Here is a quote from him.



Do you guys feel that way? White rappers are only guests and they are in the process of trying to steal the culture away from black people the originators of the movement?

Also, do you feel like white rappers shouldn't have messages/agendas when they make their songs and they should stay in their lane?



Here is the full article if you want to read it and have your IQ drop a few points.
Lord Jamar Says White Rappers Are Guests In Hip Hop

lol. I wonder how he feels about other genres that were pioneered by black people, like jazz and rock (which is basically dominated by whites now).

All music is for everyone to create and enjoy. No genre should be exclusive to specific races or ethnicities.

TheBig3 09-24-2013 10:05 AM

The problem with these statements is always the inverse. If being first (which is useless and has no actual value) means that everyone else is a guest, then there are a lot of guests to a lot of things. And when you take "First" which means nothing, and "Race" which means nothing, then you've got this idiot placing a ridiculous amount of value on what amounts to nothing. It's like asking if anyone has change for a sea shell.

But the assumption that white folks are guests in hip hop assumes that black people invented everything that has to do with hip hop - and they didn't. So thanks for being a guest to records, record players, electricity, the instruments that originally played the music that you use to sample music at the origin of hip hop, and the innumerate amount of things that goes along with it (i.e. the streets the block parties took place in where hip hop was debuted).

A stupid argument from some dip**** who came up with an opinion on emotions and no research, and apparently wasn't hugged enough as a child so now he needs attention. People like this are voluntarily weak (mentally) and don't do anything to improve the situation. He ruins society, in my opinion.

Goofle 09-24-2013 11:11 AM

It really is a moronic set of statements. DJ was right to warn us of a loss of IQ upon reading the interview.

djchameleon 09-24-2013 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1368704)
So does this also mean that he thinks black women are guests in hip hop?

he probably lumps black women under the black man umbrella. just like the term "man" includes women when talking about mankind as a whole. You don't say womankind.

Isbjørn 09-24-2013 11:56 AM

Pssh, I guess I'm just a "guest" in this thread then, and that Sansa is the only "true" replier since he was first.

butthead aka 216 09-24-2013 02:12 PM

i lol at ppl who wanna whine about "omg they are stealin their culture!"

stfu so tired of hearin that. those ppl often are more racist than the ppl they accuse, they are just too dumb to realize it

i have no clue who lord jamar is. not even sure what hes really saying but white ppl have a big part in hip hop and always will

also i see herm hasnt lost her white guilt lmao

FrigginParadox 09-24-2013 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sansa Stark (Post 1368694)
LOL YES
See also: jazz music
See also: rock music
See also: ska music

The dude went a little to far but this guy up here has a point ^

Back in the day white people did steal jazz, rock, disco,ska and some more from blacks and they usually get no credit. But that was back when blacks were not racially fair. Nowadays it is evident that hiphop for the most part is culturally "Black" But that dosn't mean White people can not take part of the culture, ya know what i mean?

and Butthead Lord Jamar is from Brand Nubian

Thom Yorke 09-24-2013 05:34 PM

Hip hop is for people that are 6'1 and tons of fun. Everyone else is a guest.

4gotmyPW 09-24-2013 05:52 PM

I imagine that this thread won't end well

But since Em is the only credible (in terms of $sales) white rapper out there & both his flow & lyrics are mediocre at best I would say that at the moment yes we are guests, but vip guests

Cuthbert 09-24-2013 05:59 PM

Beastie Boys? lol

Eminem's flow is not mediocre at all btw.

butthead aka 216 09-24-2013 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368815)
I imagine that this thread won't end well

But since Em is the only credible (in terms of $sales) white rapper out there & both his flow & lyrics are mediocre at best I would say that at the moment yes we are guests, but vip guests

i lold

4gotmyPW 09-24-2013 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by butthead aka 216 (Post 1368828)
i lold

*lol'd

stans can't see straight, so I'll excuse your lack of taste.

butthead aka 216 09-24-2013 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368829)
*lol'd

stans can't see straight, so I'll excuse your lack of taste.

keep fishin


love to hire u to follow me around and spell check me tho

Forward To Death 09-24-2013 06:20 PM

I can't even take this seriously.

Some of the best hip-hop artists are white, and if a white person said the same thing he'd get ripped to shreds over it. Ridiculous.

4gotmyPW 09-24-2013 06:27 PM

"Some of the best hip-hop artists are white"

Really? can you name these guys

With all honesty, Em's flow and delivery is horrid, all he does is yell & his lyrics are extremely mediocre at best, he's more hype than talent.

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 04:55 AM

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Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368836)
"Some of the best hip-hop artists are white"

Really? can you name these guys

With all honesty, Em's flow and delivery is horrid, all he does is yell & his lyrics are extremely mediocre at best, he's more hype than talent.

There are loads, I'll leave it to other members though.

You're talking out of your arse if you think his flow is horrid. Eminem is/was an elite rapper, regardless of the crap he has been putting out since Lose Yourself.

Em has his faults, but flow is definitely not one of them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGAiervjo2E

Forward To Death 09-25-2013 06:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368836)
"Some of the best hip-hop artists are white"

Really? can you name these guys

With all honesty, Em's flow and delivery is horrid, all he does is yell & his lyrics are extremely mediocre at best, he's more hype than talent.

I thought it was about record sales? Is it about record sales or flow/lyricism? Make up your mind first.

Talented and significant white rappers/djs/producers include: Slug, El-P, Aesop, DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist, the guys from Coldcut, RJD2...

djchameleon 09-25-2013 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Forward To Death (Post 1368833)
I can't even take this seriously.

Some of the best hip-hop artists are white, and if a white person said the same thing he'd get ripped to shreds over it. Ridiculous.

I don't get what's the point of you saying this? Do you think he's NOT getting ripped to shreds?

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Forward To Death (Post 1368904)
I thought it was about record sales? Is it about record sales or flow/lyricism? Make up your mind first.

Talented and significant white rappers/djs/producers include: Slug, El-P, Aesop, DJ Shadow, Cut Chemist, the guys from Coldcut, RJD2...

Comprehend what you read b/c I stated that the only reason people view him as credible is b/c of his $ale$ and since society/the average retard off the street views sales/popularity as the bench mark for greatness that is the aguement that is made in Em's defense. However when you look at his discography, lyrics, flow & delivery it does not warrant such hype.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Forward To Death (Post 1368833)
Some of the best hip-hop artists are white, and if a white person said the same thing he'd get ripped to shreds over it. Ridiculous.

So I have to say Em is the best b/c I'm white, lol foh w/ that backwards logic

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 08:41 AM

[QUOTE=Christian Benteke;1368897]There are loads, I'll leave it to other members though.

You're talking out of your arse if you think his flow is horrid. Eminem is/was an elite rapper, regardless of the crap he has been putting out since Lose Yourself.

Em has his faults, but flow is definitely not one of them.


Do you even know what flow? And if there are others why can't you name them?

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 08:50 AM

We already know Eminem is over hyped. So is Jay-Z and you used to have a sig saying he is a genius ffs :D.

There are other great white rappers, El-P would have been the first I named.

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the only reason people view him as credible is b/c of his $ale$ and since society/the average retard off the street views sales/popularity as the bench mark for greatness that is the aguement that is made in Em's defense.
No, it's not the only reason. This is just nonsense.

There are probably equal numbers of retards who say Em is basically shit because he's sold a lot of records, which is exactly what you're doing.

Eminem is a high level spitter, not much else.

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Christian Benteke (Post 1368933)
We already know Eminem is over hyped. So is Jay-Z and you used to have a sig saying he is a genius ffs :D.

There are other great white rappers, El-P would have been the first I named.



No, it's not the only reason. This is just nonsense.

There are probably equal numbers of retards who say Em is basically shit because he's sold a lot of records, which is exactly what you're doing.

Eminem is a high level spitter, not much else.

Jay deserves his hype b/c unlike Em he lives up to his hype in all aspects. Jay is a lyrics, flow & delivery are on par with genius, I can't say the same for Em. I can't even quote one of Em's line, nothing he's ever said is worthy of quotation or memorization. That drug use has taken it's toll.

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368934)
Jay deserves his hype b/c unlike Em he lives up to his hype in all aspects. Jay is a lyrics, flow & delivery are on par with genius, I can't say the same for Em. I can't even quote one of Em's line, nothing he's ever said is worthy of quotation or memorization. That drug use has taken it's toll.

Is he fuck. Jay-Z does not live up to the hype at all, MCHG lived up to the hype? Jay-Z is average, Eminem made him look a cunt on his own song.

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Christian Benteke (Post 1368935)
Is it fuck. Jay-Z does not live up to the hype at all, MCHG lived up to the hype? Jay-Z is average, Eminem made him look a cunt on his own song.

Over time drug use can affect one's judgment, hence your confusion.

& yes MCHG does live up to the his hype.

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 09:15 AM

MCHG was an awful album. Take the opening track for example, I nearly fell over under the weight of my own cringe at that track. Such lines as 'I love you so much', 'You're so unfair' :o:, this is the toss Jay-Z is putting out. Don't get me started on that track with Beyoncé either, guy is insecure as ****. That album was a creatively bankrupt piece of ****, he played it safe yet again, which is all he's ever done.

Jay-Z is a jack of all trades rapper, he hasn't mastered any aspect of it (Eminem has mastered flow). All Jay-Z does is make his music accessible, and you're talking about people only rating Eminem because of sales?

Also lol at ignoring that track I posted.

djchameleon 09-25-2013 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Christian Benteke (Post 1368942)
MCHG was an awful album. Take the opening track for example, I nearly fell over under the weight of my own cringe at that track. Such lines as 'I love you so much', 'You're so unfair' :o:, this is the toss Jay-Z is putting out.

I don't think you understand how deep the track "Holy Grail" actually is. You are too busy hating a few cliched lines that you missed the entire point of the track.

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 09:22 AM

It's about fame. Very deep.

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 09:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Christian Benteke (Post 1368942)
That album was a creatively bankrupt piece of ****, he played it safe yet again, which is all he's ever done.

Jay-Z is a jack of all trades rapper, he hasn't mastered any aspect of it (Eminem has mastered flow). All Jay-Z does is make his music accessible, and you're talking about people only rating Eminem because of sales?

Also lol at ignoring that track I posted.

:rofl: @ "That album was a creatively bankrupt piece of ****" :usehead: Slavery, art, fame, family, love, drugs, business are just are few of the topics he discussed & that you define as a "bankrupt piece of ****" :stupid:


"Eminem has mastered flow" :confused: I'm actually baffled that someone can say this & want to be taken seriously. Every time I hear an Em song I immediately turn down the volume b/c regardless of what the beat sounds like I already know that all Em will do is yell and scream like he's tweaking.

So I'll ask you again do you even know what flow is, b/c if you think Em's flow is good, you are completely delusional.

Cuthbert 09-25-2013 09:59 AM

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Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368950)
:rofl: @ "That album was a creatively bankrupt piece of ****" :usehead: Slavery, art, fame, family, love, drugs, business are just are few of the topics he discussed & that you define as a "bankrupt piece of ****" :stupid:

Yeah cos none of those topics have ever been discussed before on Hip-Hop albums.

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"Eminem has mastered flow" :confused: I'm actually baffled that someone can say this & want to be taken seriously. Every time I hear an Em song I immediately turn down the volume b/c regardless of what the beat sounds like I already know that all Em will do is yell and scream like he's tweaking.
That's bollocks.

Quote:

So I'll ask you again do you even know what flow is, b/c if you think Em's flow is good, you are completely delusional.
Eminem's flow is good.


Eminem - Infinite - YouTube

Forward To Death 09-25-2013 05:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 4gotmyPW (Post 1368928)
Comprehend what you read b/c I stated that the only reason people view him as credible is b/c of his $ale$ and since society/the average retard off the street views sales/popularity as the bench mark for greatness that is the aguement that is made in Em's defense. However when you look at his discography, lyrics, flow & delivery it does not warrant such hype.

You said Em was the only one because of record sales, but that his flow/lyrics are shat. I'm not taking this out of context.

You need to decided which one you're going to argue.

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So I have to say Em is the best b/c I'm white, lol foh w/ that backwards logic
You made the logic up in your head. I'll let you think about it.

Hint: I never said who I thought was the best rapper.

4gotmyPW 09-25-2013 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Forward To Death (Post 1369035)
You said Em was the only one because of record sales, but that his flow/lyrics are shat. I'm not taking this out of context.

You need to decided which one you're going to argue.



You made the logic up in your head. I'll let you think about it.

Hint: I never said who I thought was the best rapper.

Only one what? don't respond until you comprehend this he is the only white rapper the masses consider credible only b/c of his $ales even though his "talent" (& I use that word loosely b/c there's nothing special about his discography) does not warrant the hype.

Besides pulling a :stupid: card ^that is the easiety way that I can explain it 2 u, but you won't get it so :finger:


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