Micco

My post was extremly satiric btw, that's how many *******s online who call themselves "Real Hip-Hop Heads" talk when they really know nothing other than N.W.A. and Tupac and spend their only trying to harass modern fans of Drake and Lil' Wayne amog others. In terms of variety, I'd say I have in my library just about every Hip-Hop song or album you could know that was made from 79-95ish, there was I point in my life (last year) where all I did was spend hours researching and listening to Hip-Hop. I love Gangsta Rap, I love alternative, I love some of the earlier No Limit southern stuff, I love it all.

I'm extremely unbiased when it come's to my Hip-Hop I love mostly anything oldschool, even a lot of stuff some people will think is absolute ****, in terms of what "killed" the golden era of Hip-Hop. I'd say I believe it was Master P and his rise of No Limits record, the music is fun, but once it become so popular that anyone who wanted to sell started appealling more to the clubs the music lost most of it's artistry and innovation at that point. Also I say Carter 2 sucks because it does, and give props to someone that isn't Biggie or Tupac because that is extremely overdone and directly what the satire in my post was aimed at. "Real Hip-Hop (Pac and Biggie)" fans are just about as annoying as overly intrusive stans.

My IG page isn't poppin' at all anymore because I mostly gave up on working on it, but a good internet friend of mine who runs '@savethehiphopculture has about 30k followers and is going to launch a website and if things go accordingly I should be starting as a writer for a blog on the website. My views on Hip-Hop are extremely unbiased, but there are a list of things that make something Hip-Hop or rather just Rap. That's why I don't like or listen to music like Tha Carter, because it's just rap, and because of that falls out of my spectrum.

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