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Grandmaster Caz just approved and confirmed everything I thought about the rap scene from the 90's on up. the labels choosing the artist who patrays the negative images they want the masses to be influenced by 😓
Most of hip hop/rap was is and always has been rubish very few and further between were worth the vinyl plastic and magnetic tape it was recorded on . But those bangers that cut mustard still be cutting mustard . Things have gotten exponentially intolerable, they'll swing back I'm confident. Kinda like how were going back to the moon .
Even more of the reason to listen up. He been thru the b.s he can tell you str8 from the source. Hell, im only 28, he was out waaay b4 I was born, but I know of him and his legacy. And how that could end up happening isn't hard to believe, especially how the industry took over and pushed that agenda. Trying to get paid is a mf sometimes.. labels turned hip hop(their baby/creation) into a slave trade. He was mostly likely trying to play keep up during a real pivotal time where he peobably felt powerless. but he didn't HAVE to do it. So I agree with you there.
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Hip-Hop Museum? Grandmaster Caz showed us his crib in the Bronx! (+ 1st part of Interview) th-cam.com/video/Qt3yMSHjYdU/w-d-xo.html
*More US Interviews, Mobb Deep, G-Eazy, Snoop Dogg, DMX, Soulja Boy, 50 Cent and many more ➡️ th-cam.com/play/PLc6RDCEFsiVmIap8ecN2dPx0gtJP7iLMg.html
*Sprawdźcie relacje z naszej podróży marzeń do Nowego Jorku - kolejne wywiady i vlogi co niedzielę w ramach serii "Popkiller sam w NY"! ➡️ th-cam.com/play/PLc6RDCEFsiVlUkVl21bzKI_vVJ0VQ7GlR.html
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Grandmaster Caz just approved and confirmed everything I thought about the rap scene from the 90's on up. the labels choosing the artist who patrays the negative images they want the masses to be influenced by 😓
Rap went to shit starting with gangster rap.
@@shelleycline3542 sad but true
Exactly 90s was the destruction era of hip hop
Perhaps but it was also the golden era and had the dopest shit. So I guess everything is a duality nah mean
mateuszu mojej bylej natalii, super wywiad
Hip-hop nowadays is is totally different
So different it shouldn't be called hip hop anymore.
te wywiady są super!
13:40 - wyjaśnił elegancko...
Most of hip hop/rap was is and always has been rubish very few and further between were worth the vinyl plastic and magnetic tape it was recorded on .
But those bangers that cut mustard still be cutting mustard . Things have gotten exponentially intolerable, they'll swing back I'm confident. Kinda like how were going back to the moon .
Fajny materiał
I to są wywiady 👊🤙
I hate to say it but Caz even dressed in drag on his music video. You all better re-examine your shit.
Even more of the reason to listen up. He been thru the b.s he can tell you str8 from the source. Hell, im only 28, he was out waaay b4 I was born, but I know of him and his legacy. And how that could end up happening isn't hard to believe, especially how the industry took over and pushed that agenda. Trying to get paid is a mf sometimes.. labels turned hip hop(their baby/creation) into a slave trade. He was mostly likely trying to play keep up during a real pivotal time where he peobably felt powerless. but he didn't HAVE to do it. So I agree with you there.
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