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It is not thought-provoking, nor does it do anything to inspire, challenge, or empower the youth. TodayвЂ™s rap/hip-hop (mainstream artists only, this does not pertain to underground or lesser known artists that have a message, or even popular artists like Logic and Joey Badass that still speak about important topics) is so lazy and ignorant. 21 Savage writes songs where he talks about shooting and robbing people and having sex with random womenвЂ¦ Throughout the whole songвЂ¦ Where he typically repeats the same lines. Tupac could write a song where he talks about smoking weed, having sex with some random groupie, police brutality, and the perverse nature of the mainstream media all within the same verse. I listened to rap so much, but I truly donвЂ™t think I ever actually listened to what they were saying. I even took it back and listened to old-school artists like Tupac, Nas, and Eazy-E. I listened to current mainstream artists. It was mainly the only thing I listened to. When I started listening to it more, I found out that I really liked it. ItвЂ™s a little peculiar that IвЂ™ve lived in America my whole life, but I didnвЂ™t start listening to a genre of music developed here until I was a tween. I developed an obsession with all the new styles of music I was exposed to, but my favorite above all was American rap/hip-hop.

I couldnвЂ™t understand why I had spent so much time jumping up and down (thatвЂ™s the only dance move they knew in my hometown) to Katy Perry sing-crying over annoying, repetitive beats when I couldвЂ™ve been bruking to dancehall. Suddenly, it was like my Black spirit was awakened. So I guess the answer is that people dislike some forms of rap but plenty people that aren't ignorant of music appreciate good hip hop music.There's some rappers out there who don't care about the bling and stuff, and just like having fun rapping, one of my favorite current ones (if not my favorite completely) is Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino.With my assimilation came a knowledge of Black music (not even just rap/hip-hop, but dancehall, reggae, afrobeat, etc). Rap never evoked the emotions I feel when I listen to Alice in Chains or Pearl Jam or RHCP. I dislike some rap but I like plenty of rappers out there.ДЄlso, I think rap can be good but it cannot be as powerful as certain classical or grunge songs are (just my opinion).

#Gangsta rap made me do it vine movie#

Also, I don't think anybody hates something as general as rap- that's like hating rock music or all movie music. Sure there's good rap out there, but there's tons of bad stuff too. I don't even really like it when it's done for a reason or to dance to, either, because it's usually way too loud, obnoxious beats and smashing on drums, and it is almost always just another grasp to our primal instincts of 'LOUD SOUND GOOD' rather than having good structure or form (oftentimes), or meaningful sound attached to it (almost said:Д«ecause rap/ hip-hop as a genre has been disgraced by modern bling/gangsta rap (if it can be called that), you know, young money, lil wayne etc.

or even if it's actually rap.), I do not like listening to it solely on it's own I'd end up shooting myself if I did. To be honest, while not all rap is offensive or demeaning, and there is some rap that may be fun to dance to (I can only think of one song, and can't even remember what it's called. Judging on what mainstream rap looks like today, I don't blame them. Meaningless to me, and I pretty much hate all of said: (C)rap is just a bunch of drum beats, techno beats, or whatever, and guys talking to a rhythm. I think it's the most versatile form of music.ДЄNd I don't think that there is a lot of people out there that hate Rap.Д¬orrect that rap is not music, and I hate rap.