ok

he just said it cause he's a moron

What are you even doing in a Hip Hop topic, Spat Out Plath, with your ugly avatar.

spouting out cool one liners, like


[QUOTE]lol no krups[/QUOTE]

So why were you insulting me for my benovelence?

you could at least spell my name right





damn glam rockers :rolleyes:

no, they aren't :lol:


but i wouldn't expect you to know that

Lol, just got into Hip Hop?

Hip Hop is a cultural movement, existing of MC'ing, DJ'ing etc. Don't tell me, dude.

I suggest you refrain from listening to 50cent and other commerical lackey's.

well, considering the mutual lack of respect we have for each other, I'll let you enlighten yourself on this matter


but then again, you probably think black people all look the same too

No, it's not. Stop trying to prove yourself, for you know I'm right. I've met the whole of Wu Tang in real life, and you are trying to tell me that Rap and Hip Hop are the same thing.

Actually it is 'lackeys' just like 'monkeys'.
And yes, what 50cent and the rest of G-unit is performing is indeed no Hip Hop, nor Rap for that metter.

It's evident, Rap and Hip Hop is like a squirrel and a chipmunk.

Here, pal; [url]http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Hip+Hop[/url]

MC'ing is AKA rapping, just so you don't get confused.

ITT : ignorance is bliss

How does that make things different? 50Cent doesn't know the difference either, apparently.

no, now he's trying to pretend its all a joke :lol:

Yeah, now stop talking nonsense, Hip Hop and Rap are NOT similar.

Wait, you're trying to disparage me over the internet now?

I was pretty clear..? You were having problems with my terminology.

This conversation is now over, I've made my point. I'll continue my desperate search for an Oink invite.

In terms of dumb you both get a 1 out of 0.

Rap=Hip-Hop

In terms of IQ, you get a 1 out of 150.

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath;14646057]They're not even [I]similar[/I] anymore? :o[/QUOTE]

:lol:

oh i love it when self-important people join up, it gives the board a refreshing idiocy.

Why's that?

it's funny? I'm not sure what you're asking here.

What's funny about someone not being able to distinguish two music genres?

oh now it's really funny because i was talking about you.


plus plath has been on this board for like 30 years he doesn't refresh anyone anymore

Err?

well, he was still wrong

He's been here for 5 years, so what? He's still an idiot.

you learn quickly :lol:

[QUOTE=LapraS;14646188]He's been here for 5 years, so what? He's still an idiot.[/QUOTE]

... wow you're stupid. it's just awe inspiring now.

Kurrpt, being sarcastic xD?

no.

Okay, thanks :P.

Spat, you lose. Urbandictionary is obviously a very credible and professional source of information, what with descriptions like:

[quote=Urban Dictionary]emceeing, which used to be shoutouts and such later evolved into 'rapping' and no thats not what 50 cent does because 50 cent is a sellout loser that sings bout his imagineary 'hoes'.[/quote]

[QUOTE]When hip-hop first emerged, it was about having fun and proving yourself using clever sentences - rhythmically put together - said smoothly over 12-inch vinyl records spun on a disc jockey's turntables. Most critics believed that hip-hop was just going to be a fad in inner cities. Little did they know that it would become a worldwide multibillion-dollar enterprise.

What most people don't understand is that there is a big difference between rap and hip-hop. Rap is the combination of emceeing and DJing, but hip-hop possesses four main elements: graffiti, break dancing, emceeing and DJing. There are subelements, too, such as the way one walks, talks and lives. As KRS-1 says, ''Rap is something you do; hip-hop is something you live.''
[/QUOTE]


maybe that will shut you nay-sayers up for a bit, but i doubt it

You'd agree that graffiti and break dancing isn't making music?

Then you're left with hiphop as being a comination of emceeing and DJing.
And rap music being a combination of... lo and behold! emceeing and DJing. So yeah:

[quote=Spat]Hip hop music and rap music are the same thing.[/quote]

Hip-Hop is more like the scene or something that is all inclusive, or the life-style that goes along with it.

So hip-hop [U]music[/U] and rap [U]music[/U] are the same thing? If not, could you give me examples of some rap artists and some hip hop artists just to distinguish?