Hip Hop BEYOND BEATS AND RHYMES - A PBS DOCUMENTARY

Who cares?

 

This horseshit doesn't belong on the journalism-only board.

I could argue that it doesn't belong anywhere on SJ.

 

"Stone Free" is the best bangin' on coffee cans I ever heard.

 

DTGDTN!

I've always wanted to do that.

And what's up with sportsbruh's obsession with Whitlock? Has he ever made a post here that doesn't involve slamming Whitlock or (nonsensically) comparing him to Scoop?

And would someone teach that m-fer some grammar? I don't think he even spells in ebonics properly.

 

Something I found interesting is the claim by this blogger of "White heaven." WTF? Now you're saying there's two heavens, one for whitey and one for everyone else? Fuck that noise with a big rusty-assed chainsaw. So much for any attempt at equality.

 

Actually, Sportsbruh did make one post on the All-Star Weekend thread that wasn't filled with poor grammar and odd CAPITALIZATIONS.

Trolls who are play acting will always slip up and fall out of character from time to time.

 

That wasn't lost here either, Inky.

 

The only second heaven that I know of was at the Old Boston Garden.

 

Whitlock was obviously an only child. So was Bruh.

 

I find it highly amusing (and just a little suspicious) SportsBruh posted this on the day the AP moved a story slugged "RapBacklash."

Full story here...

http://www.newsday.com/entertainment/music/wire/sns-ap-music-rap-backlash,0,7518748.story?coll=sns-ap-music-headlines

 

I'm qualified.

Many huge rap hits are dependent on grabbing the hook of a hit song from a white artist in the 1980s.

Not hard to get a song done that way. Jeebus Christmas... at least musically cover the song... don't flat out replay it.

 

What if sportsbruh was whitlock himself?

lol