Dogo wrote:

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Como vas a comparar el hip hop moderno con esos rapperos viejos that sound a like fag looking with baggie pants,,,that sing like homos!


(if you don't get this post, you must be new )

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LMAO!! Loved that one!

@ Don plyero - not for sale homie those are relics..lol

latinsoulchild wrote:

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I WAS A DIE HARD breaker!!!!!
I STILL have Beat Street 1 and 2 and Breakin' on VHS or beta at my folks crib.

...don't think I can do them flares anymore though...lol

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 50$$ ill buy that videos off u

same here guada!!!  Man I wish I could go back in time and wear my thick laces

Those are the rhymes and lyrics i can never ever get tired of hearing.

latinsoulchild wrote:

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I WAS A DIE HARD breaker!!!!!
   I STILL have Beat Street 1 and 2 and Breakin' on VHS or beta at my folks crib.

  ...don't think I can do them flares anymore though...lol

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HA! I used to love it cuz my brother was obsessed with it.  He had actually he still has friends in the Rock Steady Crew...used to travel to New York all the time.  He honestly wasn't any good but his friends had crazy talent.  I remember watching them practice on cardboard outside our building for HOURS AND HOURS AND HOURS on end.

I WAS A DIE HARD breaker!!!!!
   I STILL have Beat Street 1 and 2 and Breakin' on VHS or beta at my folks crib.

  ...don't think I can do them flares anymore though...lol

Speaking of Hip Hop culture anyone remember the movie Beat Street. I must have seen that movie a hundred times!  Anyone into break dancing back in the day or just follow it in general?

don_plyero wrote:

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i agree, personaly stoped hearing hiphop all 2gether

i grew up around 2pac,biggy,big L, big pun, nas,diddy,wu tang ..etc...


you hear that new south hip hop track " bay bay bay" jajajaja ques eso

hip hop 2day is all jokes, its nasty music

thank god theres reggaerton

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Okay DIDDY is a piece of s h i t who admits to having never written anything!!  Anyway I think the rest on your list passes but I think it was even better b4 them artists you listed.  I am taking WAY BACK...slick rick, Doug E Fresh, Kurtis Blow, Big Daddy Kane, LL Cool J (back then), Grandmaster Flash and the furious five.....etc.  My brother is five years older than me and LOVES real hip hop and always has so I grew up with REAL hip hop.

A so called "rapper" could never step to an MC from back in the day and that is a fact.




-- Edited by Chilenita at 15:17, 2007-08-29

i agree, personaly stoped hearing hiphop all 2gether

i grew up around 2pac,biggy,big L, big pun, nas,diddy,wu tang ..etc...


you hear that new south hip hop track " bay bay bay" jajajaja ques eso

hip hop 2day is all jokes, its nasty music

thank god theres reggaerton

I agree with Danny for the first time ever!!!  Not about reggaetoni but about the so called hip hop that is out these days.  It SUCKS a s s in a horrible way. No doubt hip hop was better back in the day.  You can't even compare it to the s h i t that is out now.  Nas is still doing his thing..writting wicked lyrics as always.

Ahhhhhhh the good old days.  Remember Bid Daddy Kane and Grand Puba....ahhhh!

Jaime Cruz wrote:

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I know what you are saying about modern hip hop. It's kinda lost it's touch, but I'd rather listen to some of the worst hip hop over the best reggaeton
Plus hip hop will always be bigger no matter what. Think about it. Reggaeton has never been able to cross over. Not just talking about mainstream, but I'm talking about fan base. Reggaeton pretty much remains loved by the few latino's that like it while hip hop is embraced by many cultures. Latino's like you who like old school hip hop to wiggers, asians and so on.

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pana if u think reggaeton never made it to the cross over...then u gotta do some major research  on a couple of sources...:P.....compared to what it was 10 years ago..trust me it sure as hell did blow up not world wide.....production wise....latin america...united states..some parts of europe...tego will be doing a concert in spain ..and don omar made a hit in italy.....

but its ok....im know u dont pay attention to the genre but trust me coming from a 100% fan like myself......ill give you the heads up and fill you in...

and obviously hiphop is bigger worldwide....but who cares? the quality of music as of late is still **** to the bone......every real hiphop old school fan knows the dirty south killed the genre big time...or at least had a significant role in making it ....

even u said it it lost its touch...and i know u and i go way back and know what was the **** back in the day..compared to now.....hiphop blew up worldwide and commercial wide...but the quality of music became wack to the max...

i would have prefered it like it was back in the early mid 90s....but oh well..

and plus reggaeton compared to 10 years ago definetly changed for the good..production wise artists music etc.. ill be mroe then happy to send u tracks u most likely never heard off

Danny_Cordova wrote:

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i know a hand full of u luv all this new modern hiphop coming out..u know dirty south and all that garbage ....my question is...for those of u who at one point appreciated old school tunes like myself.....how the helll can u listen to all the new trash thats coming out today???  ...

yesterday i quickly tuned in to 106 and park..dios mio the damage all these new artists did to hiphop...what happened to the good ol days tribe called quest...epmd..run dmc....eric b and rakim...etc etc...

i feel like giving alot of these kids a nice history of real hiphop from back in the day.....ahhhh welll....the only hiphop i listen to r tracks up until 97 or 98....

im just surprised that old school hiphop fans like myself can appreciate all the new **** coming out ....

but hey at least we got very few selected rappers out there that keep it real: like nas and common lol...

thank god reggaeton and latin hiphop came up...other wise id probably be listening to gunit or some wack romantic salsa lol

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danny pero el nuevo hiphop que ha salido "dirty south" tiene un estilo muy parecido a las nuevas canciones de reggaeton que ahi  por ahi..

nada contra el reggaeton pero ahi muchas canciones que no hacen sentido y que son "cantantes" gritando y diciendo cosas que no tienen sentido o que por lo menos yo no entiendo la letra.. claro aun ahi algunos cantantes que son la exception ( tego calderon ...)

Creo que es mas como una evolucion del hiphop .. asi como antes el reggae latino y el rap latino evoluciono a ser reggaeton  . el hiphop del pasado se esta volviendo mas comercial ( como el reggaeton)

Otra cosa que no entiendo es como no te gusta la salsa romantica pero te gusta la musica "criolla" o de ecuador , que en todo caso es musica lenta.. que esta mas hecha para esuchcar que para bailar.