Depends who it is, but I like some Rap, but then again being an electic, I like pretty much anything.

Saying that, I'm still not into the country thing.

Sorry.


...besides who cares who likes what? I don't. Whats important is whether you like it or not yes?

If I hear a good tune, and I like it, I like it.

As simple as that.

Maybe you think failures could stick it out and become successes, just like Michael Jordan because after all he didn't make his high school basketball team, just like I learned on the commercial for french fries that will make you fat and how will you play basketball when you're fat, fatty? But you're wrong. The only thing accomplished by a failure sticking it out is prolonged and more catastrophic failure.

Half and half true for me.

Ah, the wonders of gin and tonic.

I don't know, straight Vodka is good, too.

The so-called "Gangsta rap," is the kind I can't stand. Its the same stereotyped rap everyone who doesn't like rap, thinks rap is. Hip-hop and R&B are cool, mainly club musics.

Hey, is rap hated here? o_O

We don't hold weekly burnings of the latest "Fiddy Cent" album, if that's what you mean. But the majority of our members aren't fans, I'd say. Largely because mainstream hip-hop is "look at me, I'm a gangsta and have more money than you ever will!". The music has some nice beats, but the terrible lyrics make it unlistenable. The videos are idiotic at best, and the songs themselves have zero depth. Examples: D12, "My Band". You have a band. You're rich. We get it. Terror Sqaud: "Lean Back". You're a big fat fuck. We get it!

IIRC, when we have "what are you listening to?" threads, the people who list rap, hip-hop, and pop are laughed at.

Is gangsta that unberable brand with the guys who sound like they're deepthroating each other while rapping?

Lil' Jon, Twista, Ludacris, Trick Daddy, and Usher. Gettin' Krunk.

Park Kraken

Is gangsta that unberable brand with the guys who sound like they're deepthroating each other while rapping?

Demos basically explained gangsta rap already.

WTF is the big deal about Usher? His lyrics are unimaginative, his videos are lame, and his beats are tired and repetitive. Like most other rappers, he has no real talent. But somehow he gets air time and money out of it.

I mean, it's like anyone who simply speaks words to a beat instead of singing it automatically a famous rap superstar. In the real word, we would call them failed singers. Instead, they're making millions of dollars and talking about how they got shot when they were kids because they lived on the bad side of town.