Hip Hop is great. I don’t know what else to say. I was amazed at the quality of Hip Hop and highly recommend that you take a look and see for yourself.
What hip-hop song talks getting on a train and riding it?
Im Hip Hop trying to find a hip-hop song about getting on aboard a train and riding, possibly from the 90's. Can you help me?
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since the so called hip hop culture has contributed NOTHING to Az(other than death)why should we contribute any thing to “it”?
Atmosphere-Sunshinehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvY38j7JdCkit just feels uplifting to me.
Any chamillionare nd Ti nd lil wayne, Kanye,nas, jay-z. There keepin hip-hop alive.
Hip Hop is the baby of music. It has only existed since the 70’s, and has been given a bad name for most of those years.Musical legends of other genres are fairly easy to find. The Beatles, Miles Davis, Bob Dylan, etc are artists your pretty much born knowing. Where as Chuck D, Ghostface, Rakim and Kool G Rap are artists you have to find on your own really.When people hear all of the one hit wonders on the radio, as well as all of the songs about sex, drugs, etc. They just say what the he’ll is this? It’s garbage. Which is partially their fault and partially the radios fault because they don’t look hard enough and the radio plays the gabage that they are mistakenly calling Hip Hop.Anyway, if you look at hip hop as a lifestyle, and consider the great, deep music an element of that lifestyle, then I rank it higher than all of the others genres, because it means more.As far as artists I’d rank with put there with other greats, Chuck D of Public Enemy, Rakim, Pos of De La Soul, and Ghostface Killah. As far as producers, The RZA, Preemo, Pete Rock, Marley Marl, and Dilla.I feel all of those artists had a role in making hip hop what it is today, and all of them are GOAT candidates, IMO.
NOOOOO NOOOO NOOOO! I hope this is not a serious question, but i think it is… Just by this few words on your screen makes it sound like you don’t even have one bad bone in your body yo! So quit frontin fo real! Do you even know what FUBU stands for? You will never be a gangster, just maybe a wannabe gangsta…. With or without that stuff real recognize real… You playin yoself son
theyre very similar,and depends which sort of scene your talking about, some are more girly than others,but theyre basically the exact same thing
Young Jeezy may rhyme with the complexity of a five year old and the voice of a 90 year old crackhead, but most of his songs have a strong appeal.
Here are a few HIP HOP classics:Gang Starr – Moment of TruthThe Notorious B.I.G. – Juicy2Pac – Keep Ya Head UpWu-Tang Clan – C.R.E.A.M.Wu-Tang Clan – TriumphNas – Memory LaneNas – NY State of MindJay-Z – Dead Presidents IIMobb Deep – Shook Ones Pt. II (best song ever)Eminem – InfiniteJedi Mind Tricks – Uncommon Valor: A Vietnam StoryNaughty By Nature – Hip Hop HoorayIce Cube – It Was a Good DayCommon – The 6th SenseNote that this is REAL hip hop. Not mainstream garbage like Lil Wayne. These artists are actually TALENTED.
Pitbull feat ying yang twins and lil jon- Bojangles 2pac-Changes The Game-Im chillin’Fat Joe- Make it rainJay Z-Show me what you got Eminem ft 50 Cent Cashis and Lloyd Banks-You dont know Akon feat Snoop Dogg-I wanna love you Akon-Never took the time Lloyd Banks-Hands up Lloyd Banks-Cake 2pac-Until the end of time 2pac-Baby don’t cry (part 2) P.Diddy feat Christina Aguilera-Tell me Sir-Mix-A-lot- Baby got back Lil Kim-Woah N.W.A-I aint de one N.W.A -F*** the policeJibbs-Let your chain hang low Snoop Dogg-Vato Chingy feat Tyrese-Pulling me back Nelly-Fly away Missy Elliot-We run this Luniz-I got 5 on it Mystikal-Skake your a*** Wu Tang Clan-Gravel pit Yung Joc-Its going down Ice Cube-Why we thugs T.I feat Jamie Foxx- Live in the sky T.I- You dont know me 50 Cent- Ghetto Koran N.W.A- A b**** iz a b**** G-unit-Poppin’ them thangs G-unit feat Joe- Wanna get to know you J-Kwon- Tipsy Ice Cube- You can do it A tribe called quest- Can i kick it? Dizzee rascal- I luv u Dizzee rascal- Fix up, look sharp 2pac feat Dr Dre- California love Nas- I can B.I.G- nasty girl Chamillionaire- Ridin’ dirty Chamillionaire- Grown and sexy DMX- Ruff ryders anthem DMX- Lord give me a sign N.W.A- Just dont bite it Kano- Typical me Mary J Blidge- MJB DA MVP50 Cent- How to rob Lloyd Banks- Get low Young Buck- Dont need no help Lloyd Banks feat 50 Cent Young Buck- You already know Tony Yayo feat Eminem- Drama setter Tony Yayo feat 50 Cent- I know you dont love me Busta Rhymes- Touch it (remix) Papoose feat Chamillionaire- Hate in your eyes DMX- Party up in here
Yeah, I heard that too. I can’t remember the name because after the classical music part was over, I turned it off. That was the best part.
As a black woman, I feel that SOME hip hop music is degrading, disrespectful, and demoralizing to the Black Race. However, I do not think it is evil, nor should it be banned. Music is a form of self expression and let’s not forget the right to free speech. If this is how our young African Americans choose to express themselves, then so be it. It’s a way for many of them to get out of the ghetto and support their families. Hip Hop music has changed the lives of many people and provides jobs for a lot of people who may not have such an opportunity had it not been for Hip Hop music. I feel that there needs to be a wake up call, and Hip Hop music should be more about uplifting our people and doing positive things rather than glorifying sex, money, and drugs. There are very positive artists out there such as Common, The Roots, Nas, Mos Def, and Talib Kweli. Not every hip hop artist is like 50 Cent, Akon, or Ludacris. There are some out there who actually have something positive to say without desrespecting women. You have a choice not to listen to Hip Hop music, and that’s what you should do.
omg get them to break dance get a good beat and i immagine you proly know how to lol but get the school faculty to do a belly roll and how do you say it oh yea tootsie roll lol and pop lock and drop em hahah
Find someone in the class who can break down some steps for you. I’ve never met a hip hop dancer who didn’t want to help me learn what they do. And practice with them whenever possible.If the teacher ever breaks down any steps and teaches how to do it such as pops or the moonwalk for example, practice what she shows you every day for a certain amount of time. Also if she does any warm up routines that involve things like body isolations, practice those on your own at home daily as well.There are lots and lots of how to videos on youtube.com that I used for inspiration when I started doing hip hop a few years ago. Do searches for “how to pop and lock”, “how to glide”, etc.And besides practice and practice and practice, just don’t quit! You will alwasy feel awkward until you’ve learned the steps and feel confident about it, so just accept that you’ll look goofy while you’re learning and practicing, its ok, its part of the learning process! If this teacher doesn’t teach you much, you will still learn by being exposed to the dances, and you might want to seek out a better teacher for your next class. Good luck and congrats on starting to learn hip hop!!
I like what u said it was deep. And I agree, Hip Hop is a way of life. Nice message! Thanks 4 tha insight!
Digital UndergroundI remember I posted a detailed question on them and hardly anybody answered it.Here it is:http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AsGPpniPtPSdCQclPd.CvSHty6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090930191152AADKpGc
random guy 77, you are off to an excellent start by realizing you have choices. To avoid making a fool of myself I always tried out my dancing in front of a full length mirror. DVD’s are a great place to look for style and function in the privacy of your home. If you live in a large city go and watch the street talent and try to emulate their movements. Be original though and throw in something that only you have dreamed up and sets you apart from the crowd! It sounds like you have talent it is just the execution of the moves that you need help. You would be surprised to know that dance studios give you some building blocks of maneuvers that will catapult your talent. When you get the moves down just practice, practice, practice,,and you will be a very popular, envied talent that other people will try to pattern after. Many people do not give credit to the fantastic athlete who has the moxie to perform Hip Hop – it is very complicated. Ask DVD rental employees what movies have good Hip Hop dance in them because the news travels fast when a good movie includes magnificent performances of Hip Hop! Hey when you become the next uber Hip Hop performer please reserve me an autograph.
My eyes get blurry tryna read that =/x
oh please all of you need a little education, it is so much more than that. You need to dig deeper to get into the roots of hip hop / rap to understand what its all about.It was never about the crap it has transformed into.Rap was about telling a story and educating each other, it was about having a good time and celebrating individuality.It wasn’t about calling women hoes, guys nig**rs, and bringing anybody down.It has been castrated and mutated into a social and economic form of pop music. In the beginning it was designed to lift the spirits and moral of people in the neighborhood now it has turned into a way to suppress them. What you categorize, today, as rap is nothing more than twisted pop music crap.If you do this project, I hope you uncover the true meaning of rap and dig deep to uncover its true virtue. I really hope you do and maybe can make someone understand.
Winter Takes All – Common Markethttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NVZLHuUU1oCoffee and Snow – Blue Scholarshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qREupDMEPAU
Pitbull – OrgulloWiz Khalifa – Damn It Feels Good To Be Taylor Big Sean feat. Jwan – Forever Reppin Ice Cube – Soul On Ice KiD CuDi feat. Kanye West – Erase Me2Pac feat. Bad Azz, Snoop Dogg, & Outlawz – Untouchables Ride For Me (Unreleased)Kid Cudi-CudderRoyce Da 5′9″ – 24 Bars (Drunk) Dollphace feat. Snoop Dogg – Let’s Go To Vegas Young Jeezy – The Last Laugh (Mixtape)Three 6 Mafia feat. Rick Ross – Dollar SignsXV ft. Kid Cudi – Vizzy ZoneBig Sean – My ClosetKanye West – Runaway (Screening In Paris)2pac feat. Fatal Hussein & Kurupt – Ride For Me (Unreleased