Home town fav rappers

[Slim-Rob]

Who from your area (big time, small time, underground, whatever) do you like listening to?

My fav from San Antonio would probably be R-Kive. Pretty much unknown but he is my boy. I can't really find too much of HIS music just freestyles n stuff he does on other beats.

A Milli Freestyle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYJGsIcVshY

Put on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCDKTxDb3Ro

Like This
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBFG8Pv0p5E

www.myspace.com/rkivemusic

check it out, seriously tho

what you got in your area?

[SLC]

The D F DUB baby.... Big Tuck.....Trap Starz Clik... Steve Austin

Trap Starz clik http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-GdKtkY0Us

Big Tuck http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIwlSiUPmmY

Steve Austin http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5o5OmaKEnM

[dragons08]

word up yoooo

[Slim-Rob]

The D F DUB baby.... Big Tuck.....Trap Starz Clik... Steve Austin


Big Tuck http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIwlSiUPmmY



I have that song on my phone along with 1045 other songs lol

[yankee]

southlake = huge rap scene

i'm having a hard time choosing which one i like the most.

[hunterbunter]

Texas Most Wanted/Tiny Town Records

their hit single Jacket Anthem 2008 :cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BrIiaKwYl8&eurl=http://www.eejackets.com/misc/tinytown.html

[Slim-Rob]

Fade Dogg
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=33422516

http://www.myspace.com/officialfadedogg

[SLC]

southlake = huge rap scene

i'm having a hard time choosing which one i like the most.


Being that its Southlake its gotta be this... The blond hair just sold it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hHPuRqJavo

[svhorns]

my boy crazy from Round Rock... he went to Stony Point high school...

I would listen to grown mind but I like em all cause hes my boy...

I did the myspace page for his production company Tick Tock Productions... I'm the second to last one on the friends list I gotta have some recognition...

Crazy's myspace page
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=103975577&MyToken=8a4c3dd9-0066-4fab-8e38-d19178aaa700

Tick Tock Productions Myspace Page(I'm the second to last one on the page on the friends list)

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=214064432

[svhorns]

Who from your area (big time, small time, underground, whatever) do you like listening to?

My fav from San Antonio would probably be R-Kive. Pretty much unknown but he is my boy. I can't really find too much of HIS music just freestyles n stuff he does on other beats.

A Milli Freestyle
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYJGsIcVshY

Put on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCDKTxDb3Ro

Like This
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBFG8Pv0p5E

www.myspace.com/rkivemusic

check it out, seriously tho

what you got in your area?

not to bad... he needs to get some original beats... you can find some for cheap or you can take beats and mess them up and make em your way.... but make sure you mess it up enough to where it still sounds good but nothing like the copied beat... timbabland is a master of that... but he's also great at other things...

[Vols4Ever]

Rap is crap.

[svhorns]

Rap is crap.

and your racist we know already

[hunterbunter]

Rap is crap.

just call me Mc-rap

[Slim-Rob]

not to bad... he needs to get some original beats... you can find some for cheap or you can take beats and mess them up and make em your way.... but make sure you mess it up enough to where it still sounds good but nothing like the copied beat... timbabland is a master of that... but he's also great at other things...

Na he makes his own beats a lot he just doesn't have any of them on here. I have 2 of his CDs and they are mostly his stuff but he does remixes to

[Vols4Ever]

and your racist we know already

Yeah -- because I don't like Obama's policies, or the hip-hop culture and it's negative effects on society -- white and black. And even worse - I say rap is crap.... God forbid!

That defines a person as racist I suppose.

How dare a white person perceive problems in black society -- automatically it is racism.... But Bill Cosby can because he is famous and he is black....

Ridiculous.

I have not ONCE ever suggested that ANYONE be treated any different for the color of their skin. Ever.

So you should retract your statement.

I admitted that my initial approach to my concerns wreaked of elitism, and confronted myself.

The fact that there are members of my extended family of various racial backgrounds whom I love and cherish further proves your accusation wrong.

I don't like hip-hop culture regardless of the color of it's purveyor.

And I would vote for a Black Conservative before I would ever vote for a White Liberal. Racists would not consider that either.....

[Slim-Rob]

Yeah -- because I don't like Obama's policies, or the hip-hop culture and it's negative effects on society -- white and black. And even worse - I say rap is crap.... God forbid!

That defines a person as racist I suppose.

How dare a white person perceive problems in black society -- automatically it is racism.... But Bill Cosby can because he is famous and he is black....

Ridiculous.

I have not ONCE ever suggested that ANYONE be treated any different for the color of their skin. Ever.

So you should retract your statement.

I admitted that my initial approach to my concerns wreaked of elitism, and confronted myself.

The fact that there are members of my extended family of various racial backgrounds whom I love and cherish further proves your accusation wrong.

I don't like hip-hop culture regardless of the color of it's purveyor.

And I would vote for a Black Conservative before I would ever vote for a White Liberal. Racists would not consider that either.....

I'm white.

I don't think the Hip-hop culture is hurting america. If it is, what about country music, "emo" pop, etc. EVERY kind of music "hurts" america huh?

[svhorns]

Yeah -- because I don't like Obama's policies, or the hip-hop culture and it's negative effects on society -- white and black. And even worse - I say rap is crap.... God forbid!

That defines a person as racist I suppose.

How dare a white person perceive problems in black society -- automatically it is racism.... But Bill Cosby can because he is famous and he is black....

Ridiculous.

I have not ONCE ever suggested that ANYONE be treated any different for the color of their skin. Ever.

So you should retract your statement.

I admitted that my initial approach to my concerns wreaked of elitism, and confronted myself.

The fact that there are members of my extended family of various racial backgrounds whom I love and cherish further proves your accusation wrong.

I don't like hip-hop culture regardless of the color of it's purveyor.

And I would vote for a Black Conservative before I would ever vote for a White Liberal. Racists would not consider that either.....

you come into the yard and into a thread where you know you didnt like the topic of the thread... and for some reason you needed to tell people rap isn't any good... your little innocent girl attitude is tiresome...

I see through you... your judging a culture based on something you saw in one little corner of the entire world...

next... you probably just don't have the strength to overcome your fear of the black culture probabaly because they scare you... probably because they don't care if your president bush or Oprah Winfrey they will speak whats on their mind... and you are in fear...

would you tell someone personally face to face that you hate their culture probably not... you know why... u skkkkkeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrddddddddd

[Slim-Rob]

you come into the yard and into a thread where you know you didnt like the topic of the thread... and for some reason you needed to tell people rap isn't any good... your little innocent girl attitude is tiresome...

I see through you... your judging a culture based on something you saw in one little corner of the entire world...

next... you probably just don't have the strength to overcome your fear of the black culture probabaly because they scare you... probably because they don't care if your president bush or Oprah Winfrey they will speak whats on their mind... and you are in fear...

would you tell someone personally face to face that you hate their culture probably not... you know why... u skkkkkeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrddddddddd


I was just about to come back to touch on that. Why would he come in the thread to say it's crap? stay the **** out then. it's not like i hid what was going to be in this thread with the title.

[Vols4Ever]

I was just about to come back to touch on that. Why would he come in the thread to say it's crap? stay the **** out then. it's not like i hid what was going to be in this thread with the title.

I have no problem sharing my observational concerns of cultures with people who will listen to such concerns. I have voiced and written of these concerns with others.

I do, in turn welcome criticism of my culture as well.

And by the way -- culture is not defined by race -- although externally, many associate it so. However, if you do not think I would say something to a black man or women about negativity in rap music, you certainly are wrong. Conversely, I suppose I should be willing to listen to negativity in Christian Gospel music and bluegrass as well.......

And yes -- there are songs in Country, Rock, etc etc that do society no good as well --- however, the ferocity of rebelliousness, disrespect for police and authority, glorification of drugs, sex, and gang life have been pushed to our youth in the form of hip hop far more than any other form of music. I would say death metal is a close 2nd though.

If the message of the song has a negative impact and supports or glorifies negative behavior, I won't like the song regardless of the culture it is from or the genre of the music.

Of course, for me personally, rap has no real musical value either. But yes -- in my younger days, even I, was a fan.

[svhorns]

I was just about to come back to touch on that. Why would he come in the thread to say it's crap? stay the **** out then. it's not like i hid what was going to be in this thread with the title.

weed em' out...

[Slim-Rob]

I have no problem sharing my observational concerns of cultures with people who will listen to such concerns. I have voiced and written of these concerns with others.

I do, in turn welcome criticism of my culture as well.

And by the way -- culture is not defined by race -- although externally, many associate it so. However, if you do not think I would say something to a black man or women about negativity in rap music, you certainly are wrong. Conversely, I suppose I should be willing to listen to negativity in Christian Gospel music and bluegrass as well.......

And yes -- there are songs in Country, Rock, etc etc that do society no good as well --- however, the ferocity of rebelliousness, disrespect for police and authority, glorification of drugs, sex, and gang life have been pushed to our youth in the form of hip hop far more than any other form of music. I would say death metal is a close 2nd though.

If the message of the song has a negative impact and supports or glorifies negative behavior, I won't like the song regardless of the culture it is from or the genre of the music.

Of course, for me personally, rap has no real musical value either. But yes -- in my younger days, even I, was a fan.

Starting at the end, rap has a lot of musical value if you listen to the right stuff

The rest, Idk what to say. I know a lot of country songs that glorify drugs sex, the klan, etc so to me rap is not that bad.

Perception is the greatest evil, IMO

[svhorns]

I have no problem sharing my observational concerns of cultures with people who will listen to such concerns. I have voiced and written of these concerns with others.

I do, in turn welcome criticism of my culture as well.

And by the way -- culture is not defined by race -- although externally, many associate it so. However, if you do not think I would say something to a black man or women about negativity in rap music, you certainly are wrong. Conversely, I suppose I should be willing to listen to negativity in Christian Gospel music and bluegrass as well.......

And yes -- there are songs in Country, Rock, etc etc that do society no good as well --- however, the ferocity of rebelliousness, disrespect for police and authority, glorification of drugs, sex, and gang life have been pushed to our youth in the form of hip hop far more than any other form of music. I would say death metal is a close 2nd though.

If the message of the song has a negative impact and supports or glorifies negative behavior, I won't like the song regardless of the culture it is from or the genre of the music.

Of course, for me personally, rap has no real musical value either. But yes -- in my younger days, even I, was a fan.

problem #1... I understand and I would even agree sometimes that rap has real no musical value but that is due to your own ignorance... if you wan't to believe that rap has no musical value then no one will be able to change your mind... its up to you whether or not you want to take the time to find the good rappers and sometimes even great poets...

but again if you wan't to carry around that baggage of negativity on your shoulders then be my guest your loss not mine... I can find positive things in each type of genre of music and enjoy it with no problem because Music is universal... whether they are speaking English, Spanish, French, Japanese beating a drum playing a guitar... blowing on a saxaphone... it all makes sense if you want it to...

[Slim-Rob]

problem #1... I understand and I would even agree sometimes that rap has real no musical value but that is due to your own ignorance... if you wan't to believe that rap has no musical value then no one will be able to change your mind... its up to you whether or not you want to take the time to find the good rappers and sometimes even great poets...

but again if you wan't to carry around that baggage of negativity on your shoulders then be my guest your loss not mine... I can find positive things in each type of genre of music and enjoy it with no problem because Music is universal... whether they are speaking English, Spanish, French, Japanese beating a drum playing a guitar... blowing on a saxaphone... it all makes sense if you want it to...

Exactly. if you get an opinion of something or listen to the wrong stuff you won't be able to listen clearly to it to know how good it really is.

Nothing wrong with Soulja Boy, Chingo Bling, Dj Unk, etc but if tha'ts what people consider when they think about rap, they are mistaken. That's more dance music, well not the tamale kingpin, but the other 2...

[Slim-Rob]

Mosh just came on


Eminem :notworthy

[JMSFan]

Im a rapper.

"Shut up, white boy!"
"I'm from the hood-- or better yet, the projects..."
"You don't know me like that."
"They got my back!"
"Cuh"
"That's my brother from another mother."

Those are my first six cuts, so far. Theyre all instrumental.

[SLC]

Mosh just came on


Eminem :notworthy

EM is the S**T.....:notworthy

[dada]

Hometown favorites:
Devin the Dude
Scarface
Chamillionaire
Z-Ro
Mr. 3-2
Aqualeo

[stevefoxsc]

southlake = huge rap scene

i'm having a hard time choosing which one i like the most.

yeah no kidding

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=WHENMUDSTANDZONEDGE

[SLC]

yeah no kidding

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=WHENMUDSTANDZONEDGE


Jeeez.... I dont know what else to say...:confused:

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

As far as Fort Worth goes, DCU (Da Come Up Click) is really the only ones that I can listen to. There's other guys around here that's trying to do it but, I can't get with them.

A few out of D-Town, would be Mr. Pookie and Mr. Lucci, Big Tuck (who's originally from Houston), Fat Ba$+ard and Tum Tum, and the Trap Squad Click.

But, my Texas favorites would actually be from H-Town. Slim Thug, Z-Ro, Trae, Chamillionaire, Scarface, Big Moe (R.I.P.), Lil Keke and the big homies out of Port Arthur, Pimp C (R.I.P.) and Bun-B.."A*K*A", UGK!

[Slim-Rob]

As far as Fort Worth goes, DCU (Da Come Up Click) is really the only ones that I can listen to. There's other guys around here that's trying to do it but, I can't get with them.

A few out of D-Town, would be Mr. Pookie and Mr. Lucci, Big Tuck (who's originally from Houston), Fat Ba$+ard and Tum Tum, and the Trap Squad Click.

But, my Texas favorites would actually be from H-Town. Slim Thug, Z-Ro, Trae, Chamillionaire, Scarface, Big Moe (R.I.P.), Lil Keke and the big homies out of Port Arthur, Pimp C (R.I.P.) and Bun-B.."A*K*A", UGK!

Have you heard the Chamillionaire remix of "My Life"???

And I like all them, except idk any scarface songs. I have a lot of Trae and Zro and when I play it ppl love it but never heard it before? lol

RIP Pimp C :/

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

Have you heard the Chamillionaire remix of "My Life"???

And I like all them, except idk any scarface songs. I have a lot of Trae and Zro and when I play it ppl love it but never heard it before? lol

RIP Pimp C :/

Yes...the Chamillionaire remix is nice! I find it hilarious that rap fans in Texas have never heard of Trae and Z-Ro.

All time my favorite is Jay-Z...right along with Tupac.:notworthy

[Slim-Rob]

Yes...the Chamillionaire remix is nice! I find it hilarious that rap fans in Texas have never heard of Trae and Z-Ro.

All time my favorite is Jay-Z...right along with Tupac.:notworthy

It's because they only listen to mainstream...it's sad really :/

I laugh so hard when people drive by bumpin' Soulja Boy and stuff like that haha

Reminds me of Dada bumpin that Blondie...

[Matthew 2000 Eagle]

It's because they only listen to mainstream...it's sad really :/

I laugh so hard when people drive by bumpin' Soulja Boy and stuff like that haha

Reminds me of Dada bumpin that Goldie...

I think that was "Blondie" that Dada was bumpin'!

[Slim-Rob]

I think that was "Blondie" that Dada was bumpin'!


thats what i meant :o