you have a point. but its not like that here. what so ever. unless your into that homo shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BG513
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dont vote on my battles if you are
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you have a point. but its not like that here. what so ever. unless your into that homo shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BG513
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dont vote on my battles if you are
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I told him to Open the battle For Votes. Smh.
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where you from? and wtf do whites from MA have to do with listening to rap?Quote:
Originally Posted by OG Maestro
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i wont let you dodge this ball laflour
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from the U.S.AQuote:
Originally Posted by Kill Spree
It's not about rap, you said "listening to rap", I was talking about Fab.
Fab is now, as he's usually always been in his career, underground -- besides for his remixes that get a little momentary recognition and radio airplay every few years. His subject matter is, and has always been targeted for his own cultural environment in NY.
He's a Brooklyn, underground rapper.
A white person in the U.S.A, in Massachusetts listens to Fab.
maybe I'm on crack, but that sounds far-fetched. you're only speaking like that to me cause you're you, and you probably don't realize how rare it is people actively listen to Fab's material/projects
im speaking that way to you because idk if you've heard the tape...but i thought you would enjoy the shit...Quote:
Originally Posted by OG Maestro
no, i meant in defense to me saying it's surprising YOU did lmaooo. bro, that's all. I woulda said that to anybody, but you're much more surprising than the average person that will probably live in NY and be black.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kill Spree
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on his Spotify it says his top 5 cities he gets listened to from are:
L.A
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Houston
Bronx
lmao see what I mean.
In the u.k i always got the impression fab was pretty commercial back in the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by OG Maestro
Racial nonsense ...Quote:
Originally Posted by OG Maestro
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That's like me saying:
In 2013, the poverty rate among white Americans was 9.6 percent, among black Americans it was 27.2 percent
I didn't think you would be black OG because most black people are poor and can't afford internet.
its fine i get it OG. just know...get smart with me come to boston and get one punched while i listen to "Underground Rap".
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lmao @ BG really bro?
Lol, aye that's not how i really feel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kill Spree
But when you think of the way he stereotyped, it pretty much is the same thing.
Terrible comparison. You should stick to the subject instead of reaching for analogies, it makes your logic sound ass backwards, as you already do in normal discussionQuote:
Originally Posted by BG513
idk man. OG a good dude. come a long way. nothing but respect for him kinda fucked you'd say that shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BG513
Back in the day, yeah. he had a few hits after 2001 when he debuted. his shit even went Gold. but it's been a decade later though, he's officially as underground as Joe BuddenQuote:
Originally Posted by Enbombz
That's what happens when people don't know how to logically respond to someone on their own mental-power. they try to make racial sociological-oriented arguments like the 'poverty' argument.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kill Spree
Shit happens everyday, and it never works.
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Originally Posted by OG Maestro
Fabo has lije what 8 to 10 mixtapes? Maybe more.. No comp 1,2,3 a couple summer shootouts a few S O U L 's.. What else
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Originally Posted by Klass
Ur quicker