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By: teamBMC

teamBMC — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 21:04:24 +0000

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By: teamBMC

teamBMC — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 20:45:48 +0000

Pop Music is short for “popular”. If enough people dig it, it goes pop. But remember that the world isnt full of fans. Moreso people that just were doing their everyday thing and something caught their ear.
Therefore I don’t hate. But meet the people half way and atleast be a real artist. Not to mention withdraw from so much transparency. One time Marilyn Manson wrote an open email to all of Interscope saying basically that when a fan knows too much about you/has too much access to you/some of your mistique goes a way. Maybe there’s some truth to that.
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By: Ken Hill

Ken Hill — Mon, 07 Mar 2011 12:05:44 +0000

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It happens to most of the best artists and will def happen to J.cole in a few moths time

By: Soulchild

Soulchild — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 04:15:24 +0000

What the hell are talking about?

By: Silky Johnson

Silky Johnson — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 02:42:00 +0000

That is just not true. Rock as a genre is all about pushing the bounds, bands such as Aerosmith or Linkin Park have never been labeled as sellouts and both have collaborated with rappers. Or Wu-Tang going on tour and doing some live songs with Rage Against the Machine? Genre blending is not a sign of selling out. Rap is the only genre that has this issue for whatever reason. The Mainstream only wants a select style of Rap and the Underground screams sell-out if anyone tries something different. There is no respect given in Rap for pushing boundaries except for maybe Kanye West who manages to do it quite well.

By: MonstaDon

MonstaDon — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 21:17:29 +0000

Anyone that listens to Wizzle-man knows dude has eclectic tastes in music, and hasn’t hid his unabashed desire to be a pop star. I do not understand where the ‘sellout’ tag would come in HIS case, only because he never hid his ambitions, nor did he hide that type of music in his catalog…it’s littered with quirky songs sampled from pop and alt-rock tunes…

As far as the whole ‘Sell-out’ thing? Listen…I’m 40 years old…Rap music SOLD out over a decade ago. Kniggas really need to knock it off. Rap music IS POP-ular music.

100.

By: a fan

a fan — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 05:09:35 +0000

what does selling out mean. i dont understand i hate rappers and rap music still bob my head to it. rap niggas are ignorant and rap fans are retarddd. still i own a shit load of it. idk guess im retarddd too. who cares i like pink floyd i like bob marley i like bat for lashes. i like radiohead i like emo i like rock i like rap too. i no im make no sense. my dream is to become a rapper one day. just so my sound can influence the game. but i hate rap. its just probably the easiset form of music to get into.

By: Blackaristocrat

Blackaristocrat — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 17:27:37 +0000

He sampled Sonic The Hedgehog “Green Zone” (The 1st stage in the game) for “Rightfornow” which was on Flight School) Even the laugh at the beginning of the song as Dr. Robotnik (Dr. Eggman)

By: azfreddieb

azfreddieb — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 23:54:04 +0000

This is the reason “artists”, and I use that term loosely, like Waka Flocka Flame, Soulja By and Gucci Mane are given contracts. Waka and Soulja boy say they choose to be non-lyrical. Right. All 3 put together could not come up with enough lyrical content or meaning in a whole album that would match just one song from a classic artist if they tried. Not to insult anyone’s intelligence, but if you don’t have the talent, admit you don’t have the talent.

By: azfreddieb

azfreddieb — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 23:28:17 +0000

Forgot to mention that repeating a hook 75 times in a 3 minute span does not constitute a song.

By: azfreddieb

azfreddieb — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 23:26:05 +0000

The public does not necessarily hate the artist because he is “successful”, rather the hate comes from the fact that the artist had to resort to a commercial sound to gain fame. In your magazine many of these artists are noted for their lyrical ability and/or wordplay, especially in editions like the annual 10 Freshmen issue.

Most of these new artists that are praised as the next big thing and end up up offering nothing new to the game. Specifically, Wiz resorted to rapping about material things, just like the thousand other rappers on the radio. For the record, I do not listen to many mixtapes, let alone Wiz’. I just heard the buzz on the Internet about his talent and was, at the time, excited to hear quality music on the radio for a change.

You have to understand, to those of us who have been listening to rap for the last 20 plus years find this a big disappointment. Its like the culture is devolving, not evolving. It can be equated to inventing cars and email and then going back to using wagon trains and pony express. We don’t go backwards.

Finally, I’m about to agree with one of the previous posts. When established, well-liked artists associate themselves with obviously less talented artists it hurts the whole culture. What happens is that new listeners who don’t have an appreciation for hip hop as a history and an art form accept these less talented artists as the status quo. Thus, the quality of hip-hop takes a nose dive because newer artists don’t have much to aspire to.

I change the station every time “Black and Yellow” comes on.