Is rap considered music?

Key · 12-13-2014, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

Funk and rap has a different groove. I really like the groove of funk. When it comes to rap, every summer, some driver will play rap really loud in his car, and the groove of the bass drum is annoying as hell.

This is pointless. I'm not continuing to engage in this discussion with you.

~~Blanche_Minim~~ · 12-13-2014, 12:53 PM

Posted by: McIntosh777

Rap is for people who cant sing a note.And if you know any history of music.It is one you can hum to or it at least has a melody.Most rap people have a message,some good some bad.Some can actually sing real notes and have a melody to the rap with guitar and other instruments.You can say one thing a lot of people out there are afraid to speak there real feelings because they fear the rap people.Its not music with out a true melody you can hum to.Give me a low E, A,D,G,B,E in a rap song.Most dont have guitar.Its just not music Period.

Chula Vista · 12-13-2014, 01:02 PM

~~Blanche_Minim~~ · 12-13-2014, 01:13 PM

By Barry Prismall
Canned crap from rap flunkies who can't sing as they mutter away to a thumping beat - chattering a useless, deviant monologue of prose with an obligatory video of lecherous beauties fastened to the performer, and partying like there's no tomorrow.

For them and their careers, there's probably no tomorrow

Rap is an asylum for slightly agitated nobodies, getting restless with their limbs and getting intense and rich on a one-sided, egotistical conversation. Since when did a heavily choreographed troupe with a provocative dance routine and a heavily tattooed commentator ever properly illustrate a song?

Rap is as bad as lip sync, and, just as dishonest.

~~Blanche_Minim~~ · 12-13-2014, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista

That girl is beautiful!

Adolf Hitler lost World War 2...yeah! I like it!...What's your point?

Necromancer · 12-13-2014, 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

By Barry Prismall
Canned crap from rap flunkies who can't sing as they mutter away to a thumping beat - chattering a useless, deviant monologue of prose with an obligatory video of lecherous beauties fastened to the performer, and partying like there's no tomorrow.

For them and their careers, there's probably no tomorrow

Rap is an asylum for slightly agitated nobodies, getting restless with their limbs and getting intense and rich on a one-sided, egotistical conversation. Since when did a heavily choreographed troupe with a provocative dance routine and a heavily tattooed commentator ever properly illustrate a song?

Rap is as bad as lip sync, and, just as dishonest.

That's quite a self centered post and really nothing more than a bunch of gibberish.
Guap by Big Saun and My Nigga by YG are two examples of rap tunes I like personally.
Although I will suggest that a lot of music that some consider to be either Rap or Funk might be more in the middle as being Hip Hop.

~~Blanche_Minim~~ · 12-13-2014, 01:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Necromancer

That's quite a self centered post and really nothing more than a bunch of gibberish.
Guap by Big Saun and My Nigga by YG are two examples of rap tunes I like personally.
Although I will suggest that a lot of music that some consider to be either Rap or Funk might be more in the middle as being Hip Hop.

Based on your avatar, did you watch the German Expressionist horror film Nosferatu?

Necromancer · 12-13-2014, 02:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

Based on your avatar, did you watch the German Expressionist horror film Nosferatu?

That was Max Schreck. Not Bela Lugosi.

William_the_Bloody · 12-13-2014, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

Funk and rap has a different groove. I really like the groove of funk. When it comes to rap, every summer, some driver will play rap really loud in his car, and the groove of the bass drum is annoying as hell.

F)ck me how did I get involved in this thread.

So you don' t like the 808 bass drum, fair enough, but you do realize that most rap music traditionally samples funk and soul rhythms from the 70's to get its beat. So I'm curious to know who your favourite funk artists are?

Your argument comes off as somewhat...unpleasant, bye the way. You can't just quote this out of the blue

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

Posted by: BrighamYoungConservative

Rap music is garbage. It is corrupting our youth and it encourages abusing alcohol and drugs and it has no respect for women. I don't accept it as music or as a culture. Black culture is ruining America and making our country look bad. If it was up to me, I would ban all public radio stations that air rap music.

and state that you like death metal, Led Zeppelin and other druggie white culture bands that would also have an equally negative impact on society. Do you not see the racial contradiction here?

and this quote is unf)ckin unforgivable...

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Originally Posted by Blanche_Minim

When I was younger, I liked Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit. Yes there is rapping, but I liked something else in nu-metal. Those mega-distorted, d-tuned, power chords, I really liked it. Wes Borland was like my favorite guitarist at that time. .

Really? really really really??? You would rather listen to Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park over Dr Dre & the Wu Tang Clan!?! Uhhg! Nu metal is the perfect example of what happens when a musical genre (heavy metal) lives past its commercial viability. Green Day & Sum 41(Punk) is another, and Soulja boy & Lil Wayne (rap) is yet another. Don't sweat it, all genres of music peak & than decline, so you should go concern yourself with something that really matters.

**Goofle** · 12-13-2014, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by bulbasaur

just wondering where i should relocate all of my rap audio files from "my music". not accepting the recycle bin as a valid suggestion, but open to other ideas

Copy them all to CD's, and then burn them.

12-13-2014, 01:02 PM	#133 (permalink)
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12-13-2014, 12:53 PM	#132 (permalink)
~~Blanche_Minim~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 128	Posted by: McIntosh777 Rap is for people who cant sing a note.And if you know any history of music.It is one you can hum to or it at least has a melody.Most rap people have a message,some good some bad.Some can actually sing real notes and have a melody to the rap with guitar and other instruments.You can say one thing a lot of people out there are afraid to speak there real feelings because they fear the rap people.Its not music with out a true melody you can hum to.Give me a low E, A,D,G,B,E in a rap song.Most dont have guitar.Its just not music Period.

12-13-2014, 01:13 PM	#134 (permalink)
~~Blanche_Minim~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Aug 2013 Posts: 128	By Barry Prismall Canned crap from rap flunkies who can't sing as they mutter away to a thumping beat - chattering a useless, deviant monologue of prose with an obligatory video of lecherous beauties fastened to the performer, and partying like there's no tomorrow. For them and their careers, there's probably no tomorrow Rap is an asylum for slightly agitated nobodies, getting restless with their limbs and getting intense and rich on a one-sided, egotistical conversation. Since when did a heavily choreographed troupe with a provocative dance routine and a heavily tattooed commentator ever properly illustrate a song? Rap is as bad as lip sync, and, just as dishonest.