thats funny.
now lets do one for punk rock.

Also, contrary to what oldhead rap fans tell you, rap music nowadays is not dead.
Rap music has been dead since 1992.

>>25938
Okay, I'll do modern punk rock:

I'm naaaasally
Imataaaating
Mark from
Blink Oooooonnnne 82!

While I whiiine on
About my giiirlfriend
And how I
Don't drink boooooze!

>>25938
>Rap music has been dead since 1992.

NWA killed hip hop. That's why De La Soul put out Stakes is High. They called it even then, and it singlehandedly triggered Tupac because for all the talk about how "inspired" he was, he played right along with the rest of the minstrel show. Let's just cut to the chase: 90s rap is overrated and it was better in the eighties. Rakim alone wipes the floor with Pac and that fat fuck Biggie.

>>25944
Alot of the Gen X/Millennial cultural fans think the gangster elements is organic and essential to rap, that the new kids are "ruining everything".

Every decade, they cry about how "hip hop is dead".
Remember when Lil Wayne came out?
He was shat upon by those same old heads.
Now hes consodered an OG.

But all the while, rap music has been about the same old shit: guns, cars, whores, clothes, and jewelry.

I was arguing on LeftyPol about how the ghettofab philosophy has poisoned Yankee Negro culture since the mid-late 1980s and they all accuse me of racism or exaggeration.

>>25946
Well, you did call black people negroes. I can see why someone would think you're racist. But you do have a point, in a way.

If Eazy-E were alive today, he would kill you all in a hip-hop rage!

>>25951
Nah. He would trap you in a music contract were youre forced to give one-fifth of ypur royalties per song.