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Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073711 10/11/04 11:39 PM
Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 110 New York S Syd_dup1 CEG\'er
Syd_dup1 CEG\'er S Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 110 New York	lmfao black 97 Ford C()nt()uR Se Sp0rt

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073712 10/12/04 04:26 AM
Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 652 Minnesota G G Stone Veteran CEG\'er
G Stone Veteran CEG\'er G Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 652 Minnesota	Can't mention country music with out saying hick. Hey, lets wear skin tight pants, cowboy boots and button up shirts and think we're straight. Hey, check out my truck with the 6 inch lift kit and big mud tires. Can't forget to check out my new system, here I'll put on some Garth Brooks, it bumps! Oh, check out my John Deere exhaust I put on and my way to loud pipes! Louder the pipes = smaller the penis. Sorry if I offended anyone, just had to say that with all the people hating on rap. Champagne 1995 Ford Contour LX R.I.P. - 7/11/06 V6 2.5L 24v DOHC Oversized System

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073713 10/12/04 04:33 AM
Joined: May 2002 Posts: 21,653 Albany, Georgia K Kremithefrog I have no life
Kremithefrog I have no life K Joined: May 2002 Posts: 21,653 Albany, Georgia	Originally posted by GregDawg: Can't mention country music with out saying hick. Hey, lets wear skin tight pants, cowboy boots and button up shirts and think we're straight. Hey, check out my truck with the 6 inch lift kit and big mud tires. Can't forget to check out my new system, here I'll put on some Garth Brooks, it bumps! Oh, check out my John Deere exhaust I put on and my way to loud pipes! Louder the pipes = smaller the penis. Sorry if I offended anyone, just had to say that with all the people hating on rap. I don't really understand your post. I like all kinds of music and the type of music someone likes doesn't always reflect on what kinda person they are. But if you wanna talk like that::: Can't mention rap without saying ghetto. Hey, let's wear pants that are 10 times too big that keep falling down, shoes that cost more than a college textbook and go outta style every month, and shirts and jerseys that go to our ankles and think we look cool or "pimp" as they say. Hey check out my 1980 caddy with 24"s that might as well be a lift kit they make the car sit so high. Can't forget to check out my new system, here I'll put on some Fiffy Cents, it bumps! Oh, check out my Ghetto Flowmaster exhaust I put on and my way to loud pipes! Louder the pipes = smaller the penis. 98.5 SVT 91 Escort GT (almost sold) 96 ATX Zetec (i brake to watch you swerve) FS: SVT rear sway bar WTB: Very cheap beater CEG Dragon Run - October 13-15

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073714 10/12/04 04:58 AM
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G Stone Veteran CEG\'er G Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 652 Minnesota	Originally posted by Kremithefrog: Originally posted by GregDawg: Can't mention country music with out saying hick. Hey, lets wear skin tight pants, cowboy boots and button up shirts and think we're straight. Hey, check out my truck with the 6 inch lift kit and big mud tires. Can't forget to check out my new system, here I'll put on some Garth Brooks, it bumps! Oh, check out my John Deere exhaust I put on and my way to loud pipes! Louder the pipes = smaller the penis. Sorry if I offended anyone, just had to say that with all the people hating on rap. I don't really understand your post. I like all kinds of music and the type of music someone likes doesn't always reflect on what kinda person they are. But if you wanna talk like that::: Can't mention rap without saying ghetto. Hey, let's wear clothes that are pants that are 10 times to big that keep falling down, shoes that cost more a college textbook and go outta style every month, and shirts and jerseys that go to our ankles and think we look cool or "pimp" as they say. Hey check out my 1980 caddy with 24"s that might as well be a lift kit they make the car sit so high. Can't forget to check out my new system, here I'll put on some Fiffy Cents, it bumps! Oh, check out my Ghetto Flowmaster exhaust I put on and my way to loud pipes! Louder the pipes = smaller the penis. Criticism accepted. Champagne 1995 Ford Contour LX R.I.P. - 7/11/06 V6 2.5L 24v DOHC Oversized System

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073715 10/12/04 05:11 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 5,882 at the gas station every other... S svt4stv Addicted CEG\'er
svt4stv Addicted CEG\'er S Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 5,882 at the gas station every other...	My top 5 favorites include: 1. ice cube.....................especially Lethal Injection 2. snoop deeohdoublegee.........esp Dogg House 3. doc dre......................esp The Chronic 4. Public Enemy.................esp Nation of Millions 5. LL Cool J....................esp Greatest Hits never really did like Tupac overall, i think Ice Cube is the most talented rapper with Snoop right behind him. Dre is the most talented producer, hands down. IMHO yeah, i guess you can say i prefer the old stuff. i think the new stuff has some occasional good hits but nothing compared to the older stuff. Now i mostly listen to just rock music or my old rap cds when bumpin. watching the VH1 special "30 years" (watched it a few times now) is like going back in time! i remember when Run DMC blew up. with their crazy unlaced shoes. that was when hip hop realllly start to get into its prime. i think VH1 should a show like "i luv the 80s strike back" in which they go through rap, year by year. i think it would be a big hit! and they would be able to cover every group/artist that was a real contribution to the movement. this series they have right now cant possibly do that within the time constraints. anyone ever watch "Pump it Up!" on Friday nights around 11pm in the early 90s on FOX? it starred Dee Barnes who was a member of a rap group (oaktowns 357?) and also the woman who sued Dr. Dre for a couple of million for slapping her. anyway, i watched that show religiously. I was introduced to many underground and up-and-coming rappers thanks to that show. They also gave out free cassette singles every week if you wrote in and asked for one. Originally posted by Tourgasm: Sometimes you can mess up a word so bad that spell check doens't know what the hell you're talking about.

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073716 10/12/04 05:17 AM
Joined: Nov 2000 Posts: 2,625 Denton, TX I infuryum_dup1 Hard-core CEG\'er
infuryum_dup1 Hard-core CEG\'er I Joined: Nov 2000 Posts: 2,625 Denton, TX	I like the Breakin' soundtrack. Breakin' 2 isn't bad, either. Honda owns you.

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073717 10/12/04 05:23 AM
Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 5,882 at the gas station every other... S svt4stv Addicted CEG\'er
svt4stv Addicted CEG\'er S Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 5,882 at the gas station every other...	Originally posted by infuryum: I like the Breakin' soundtrack. Breakin' 2 isn't bad, either. if you're talking music, maybe, if you're talking movie IMHO that was THE gayest movie ever! Beat Street kicks Breakin's A$$! electric boogaloo what an embarassment to los angeles anyone else think "Honey" was a soft rip-off of breakin'? i didnt see this lamo movie but from the previews alone i could see the similarities in the plot lines. Originally posted by Tourgasm: Sometimes you can mess up a word so bad that spell check doens't know what the hell you're talking about.

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073718 10/12/04 05:49 AM
Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 3,496 San Jose, CA F Fmr12B_dup1 Hard-core CEG\'er
Fmr12B_dup1 Hard-core CEG\'er F Joined: Jun 2000 Posts: 3,496 San Jose, CA	I have or maybe had Breakin on LP. I even paid to see that movie in the theatre! I also owned the soundtrack to Miami Vice on vinyl as well! Breakin 2 sucked! Money doesn't always bring happiness. People with ten million dollars are no happier than people with nine million dollars ~ Hobart Brown

Re: all hip-hop/rap fans #1073719 10/13/04 12:06 AM
Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 115 Rio Rancho, NM S s2pac CEG\'er
s2pac CEG\'er S Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 115 Rio Rancho, NM	Originally posted by SVT Amateur: Want some good hip-hop, listen to The Roots. They freestyle like no other, and no bling-bling there, just class. Definitely some of the best hip-hop out there in my opinion(referring to the Roots). Plus, check out Immortal Technique of the NY underground and you can't forget the Pharcyde for creative rhymes/beats. Other than that, though, the state of hip hop/rap in America is pretty bleak. '98 Contour SE 2.5 w/ Granny Tranny + stuff = still slow

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