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lol Bc I'm not a homophobe like you I was bullied? Sorry mate try again.
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lol Bc I'm not a homophobe like you I was bullied? Sorry mate try again.
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lmao...even a homosexual would call some of the **** you defending as fruity.....go on with that mess...if that makes me a homophobe, so be it
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i can accept anything, doesnt mean im down with it
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you must be born after 85
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1983. Not a homophobe. I let people rock. But you triple posting getting defensive showing your true colors.
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JPS
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Accurate lol
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^ if 40 is considered being a old man then... I'm a old man... (Kanye shrug)... and this generation is still PIE...
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you're 40 and mad people half your age wear their clothes too tight
go buy your wife something nice
go buy your wife something nice
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I got called sus for wearing earrings, sagging pants, wearing shirts that looked like dresses, having too many sneakers in too many colors, wearing cornrows, and the list goes on. All those things are as related to me liking men as it would be if I grew up in this generation and dyed my hair. Just as dumb as the older generation sounded telling me what I did growing up was suspect, when they wore perms and jerry curls and bell bottom jeans in their day, is how corny some of yall sound in the present. At some point people have to learn to just stay out the way
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Well said. Repped x 1000.
****** really fronting like dudes in our generation werent rocking earrings, pink tees, dress like shirts and braids
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Yup, every generation had trends that could be considered suspect.
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Every generation that had TALENT. This generation has no talent. That is the differing factor. Many of you are overlooking this.
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What the hell does talent have to do with the previous generation calling the next "suspect" because of their choice of clothing?
That's the topic at hand here.
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lmao so because you like one decade of music better they were allowed to wear flagrant **** and the next isn't
man shut up
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Other generations had true artistry and could push the envelope and take chances, despite the backlash. These newer folks are just trend followers and uncreative.
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Wat exactly do yall mean by "suspect"
Son said he got called that cuz he sagged his pants??
Maybe im thinking of something else
Son said he got called that cuz he sagged his pants??
Maybe im thinking of something else
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mumble rap is pushing the envelope and taking chances despite backlash you just don't personally enjoy the music
what other era in rap would have songs like black beatles or 1night or brocoli...it's almost becoming a whole new genre
just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's not innovative or pushing the envelope beyond "wah wah the white man wont leave me alone" over a james brown drum loop
what other era in rap would have songs like black beatles or 1night or brocoli...it's almost becoming a whole new genre
just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's not innovative or pushing the envelope beyond "wah wah the white man wont leave me alone" over a james brown drum loop
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lmao so because you like one decade of music better they were allowed to wear flagrant **** and the next isn't
man shut up
You damn skippy. If you had any real talent yourself, you probably wouldn't be on Niketalk wasting data. Go learn a trade, you rinky dink ahh boy.
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you never heard an older person tell you about "SAGGIN" and the whole concept of sagging your pants meaning you were open for booty play in prison? i wanna say i remember something about ***** holding each other pockets or some **** like that too
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someone rep him
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not just tight but sissified... I'm legit concerned about the future of our young black dudes...but yall do yall youngins... I jus like gankin yalls chains... carry on... lol
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Party songs been made in rap forever, refresh your memory imbecile. A new genre? Mannnnnn whatever. I'm 29, I listen to a lot of new dudes. They not doing anything spectacular.
If it's a new genre, call it as such then.
Songs like "Black Beatles" have been in rap, since its inception. Shows how much knowledge you have.
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Never in my life have i seen someone saggin and thought he plays for the other teamyou never heard an older person tell you about "SAGGIN" and the whole concept of sagging your pants meaning you were open for booty play in prison? i wanna say i remember something about ***** holding each other pockets or some **** like that too
Theres OTHER indicators but not that.
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I'm not talking about party songs I'm talking about specifically the sonics in those songs that haven't really been seen in rap before.
The falsettos, the melodies, drum programming, the beats.
Quavo be doing real life vocal runs.
Just say it's not for you but to say there's no talent or innovation out when we're in probably the most eccentric and out there era of rap right now on a mainstream level?
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