jew4tee 11/06/2009
Not my first choice of tunes, but its definitly in my playlist
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TheBigIslandCh ick 10/23/2009
YES YES YES!!!
3JtheDJ 10/21/2009
When it is good, it is poetry.
barkerdaddy 10/08/2009
I like all kinds of music but I will pass on this!
howlingforever 10/02/2009
Hip-hop was way better in the 70's and 80's than the Auto-tuned, sex-pot it is now.
socialmediafan atic 09/29/2009
I love Rap Music
simplyla 09/28/2009
Not my style if I can't understand the words or I can and find them depressing. I listen to music to calm, inspire, or entertain, and I have heard rap that fits the latter two qualifiers... so those select songs, I like.
Allyartiste 09/27/2009
Hip hop and rap is good music, but its gets old fast.
jojolv1 09/09/2009
Not my cupa
Bubbliscious 09/07/2009
This is ok if used right. I prefer country or rock and roll, myself.
Ingersoll 09/07/2009
Hip Hop is SLOW compared to GO Trance!
zorohem 09/02/2009
Rap/Hip Hop is like scraping the roof of your mouth off and then chewing on glass mixed with salt while hanging upside down by your toes and having your head dunked in battery acid. Sorry don't care for the stuff.
fitman 08/25/2009
Most rap should be spelled with a c, but it's not all crap.
Though elements of the style can be traced back to Africa, modern rap (toasting over pre-recorded tracks) originated in the '60s on the island of Jamaica, pioneered by such stars as Prince Buster, Duke Reid and Sir Coxsone Dodd. Jamaica's biggest and most influential rap star was a toaster by the name of U. Roy (real name: Ewart Beckford), but rap was brought to The Bronx by a toaster (rapper) named Kool Herc (real name Clive Campbell aka Hercules) in 1967. A few years later, Herc had competition from Americans such as Afrika Bambaataa and Grandmaster Flash (real name: George Saddler ). 1979's Rappers Delight by the Sugar Hill Gang was American rap's first hit record. Rick "The Prick" Rubin saw the graffitti on the wall and produced the first rap mega hits by Run-D.M.C. and Public Enemy and the rest is music biz history...
Biscuithead 08/25/2009
I prefer rock, but I listen it to it sometimes. I have nothing against it, and still don't see why so many people do.
wolfmantip 08/23/2009
Anyone with an IQ of 10 can rhyme words.
estarski 08/23/2009
Absolutely horrible. Most lyrics in this genre are discriminatory, sexist and promotes violent and promiscuous behavior.
Lady_8 08/21/2009
Listen to this once and awhile. My Son loves any music with beat.
Sarah Mackenzie 08/18/2009
I am definitely a fan
Margarite McCain 08/16/2009
not into hip hop, but I do like some white boy stuff
Merlinn122 08/13/2009
Lost me on that one ,but if you say so, for my dime it's dying out so what's next?????
Broodinghen 08/10/2009
Don't like it. Don't suit me. Don't mind if you like it or if it suits you, but please don't listen to it in my presence if your earphones aren't absolutely soundproof. If you rap when I'm around I'll leave. Please don't try to rap in my home.
OsagePony 08/06/2009
Its too loud/weird--I'm too old/square!
Lisa_693 07/28/2009
Since the democrats want to control our choices so much, why can't they get rid of something like this; that all educated people detest?
dilippawar 07/25/2009
cooolll
alan smithee1971 07/21/2009
The really old skool stuff and some of the gangsta stuff is tolerable.The rest sucks.
mh1053 07/09/2009
air pollution
Blueberry16 07/01/2009
No Not a big fan of music.
ybo@7018om 07/01/2009
Turn your hat around, pull up your pants and get a job!!
?ANNA?GRIFFITH ? 06/21/2009
I HATE RAP! IT'S A DISCRACE TO THE PEOPLE OF MY GENERATION! WHO WOULD WANT TO LISTEN TO THE SAME BEAT OVER AND OEVER AGAIN AND HEAR ABOUT DRUGS AND KILLING PEOPLE WHO ARE TOO STUPID TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE! IT IS A WASTE OF TIME! THERE IS NO SKILL IN IT! AND THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW TO SPELL CORRECTLY! WOW! THAT'S JUST WANTING TO DUMB DOWN PEOPLE'S KNOWLEDGE! I WOULD RATHER MAKE SOMETHING GOOD OUT OF MY LIFE!
pazhani 06/21/2009
it is very intresting to learn about RAP and hip-pop.
Ashanti_609 06/16/2009
HIP HOP ROX
hamarchy 06/14/2009
there no turn off greater than seeing a real cutie rolling up listening to that (C)rap... rap turns super models into unfuckable hags... nuff said
squishey123 06/10/2009
i dont like rap but i like hip-hop
lawngone 06/05/2009
... has reintroduced literacy and poetry to popular music. (...and culture?)
SpartanP 05/30/2009
The worst. Seriously, people listen to utter crap.
julioshs 05/25/2009
There's some good hip hop music out there, but the majority is just garbage.
nirose 05/22/2009
bad and terrible type of music.
sara12345678 05/04/2009
Too loud, bad words, but fun to listen to
Mortal Monkey 04/16/2009
I prefer rock, but hip-hop is good too
felicitymarism odesto 04/14/2009
Not my kind of music, sorry.
Focusonthis 03/29/2009
Drivel
Thejoker78 03/29/2009
A good style of music but I prefer rock and roll
Monazza 03/29/2009
great hy yar
<3 Kings queen 4 Life<3 03/28/2009
real rap i love it i just dont like that negative shit....
tlbs101 03/25/2009
A beat, alone, with spoken words, is not music. I don't care what Wiki or *Any*pedia says to the contrary.
Its Fucking! Candice 03/23/2009
ehhhh
YaVon 03/22/2009
Actually, rapping began with folks on the street just talking and "shooting the breeze" on a daily basis in the late '60's. The term was then associated with talking on recordings by the younger generation. I rapped every time I went out and meet up with any interesting character. We spoke frankly and passionately about current events, the weather, our kids, our jobs, etc. Thus, rapped!
irishgit 03/20/2009
Maybe I'm an old fart, but this all sounds the same to me. I take some comfort from the fact that my teenage kids feel the same way.
edt4 03/20/2009
I can't listen to it. It all sounds the same...monotonously bad and non-musical...the people who perform it, whatever their race, are interchangeable in terms of their dress and mannerisms, and, at the risk of sounding like a closet elitist, it bothers me when people I've never heard of performing "music" I wouldn't listen to if you paid me live in opulent mansions and drive 4 or 5 BMW's. African Americans have been responsible for the best music, and I have to imagine that somewhere Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, and Johnny Ace are rolling over in their graves whenever this dreck gets played.
doobiesNhof 03/19/2009
Sorry...no can do!!
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