Subway Graffiti Art
Some Hip Hop Fans Don't even know ..........?!?!?!?
Ya know...I notice there's alot of people here that listen to Hip Hop style music but do they REALLY KNOW what Hip Hop is & What Rap is?!
Some people don't even know what rapping is because they say statements such as:
1."Chris Brown is a good rapper!!"
2."Akon didn't know how to rap on his last track!"
3."T-Pain & R Kelly should do a rap song together..I love those rappers!"
4."We went to the Usher rap concert..it was GREAT DUDE!"
These are all R&B artist with a Hip Hop style..that DON'T make them rappers.
Hip Hop is the Genre...Rap is the music...you see the difference?
The 4-Elements of Hip Hop:
1. Rapping(rhymes/lyrics)
2. DJ-ing
3. Graffiti (Wall/Subway Art)
4. Breakdancing
My question is why do some Hip Hop fans say R&B singers are "rappers" when it's VERY OBVIOUS they're not?
Because... They may like rap/hip-hop but they aren't rap/hip-hop fanatics.
They don't love it like most rap/hip-hop fans do, they just listen to it without really paying attention. Those are usually the same people that love Soulja Boy and all that other mess.
But to the person above me... What in the hell are you talking about?
"Because theyre black and some people think that all black people who are in music are rappers / hip-hop artists?"
Lol, you are even dumber that the people that think certain R&B artists are really rappers. SMH...
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Subway Graffiti bombing
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