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Deapoh wrote:I prefer older Hip Hop. I'm not feeling all this commercial stuff. I prefer the underground when it was about the flows and lyrics, not about making money off something catchy or stupid.

Get me. That standard formula for hip-hop spread like wild fire, and you can see some of it starting to form in U.K urban music. Just watch channel U for 10 mins and your gauranteed to see some bloke flossin like P.Diddy after putting together a bongo sequence on fruity. Dont it just make you wanna cringe!

Never been a huge fan of hip-hop but some stuff is still good, the dipset crew make some sick beats and I like some of Mike Jones' stuff, but it does make me wonder if there is still a raw form of hip-hop in New York's underground scene.

thought i'd bring this one back from the dead for the newer ninjas ....

this is EASILY in the top 10 funniest things i've ever read... on the internet... on a wednesday...