Palamoon's now lvl 3!!!

[Brother Blue Collar]

*sigh*








hm...

Uhh... no.

his no still stands, he said that's what they were looking for, not that he's doing cuz he wants money, he said he enjoyed it.

now on to the beat, i like the strings, very welcomed, the synths are nice, i think the bass isn't "booming" enuff for my liking, can't say this will make me go all white boy can't dance status in the club, but it'd definitely get my head nodding.

[Trey Songz]

Thanks man.

[Ryan]

it's meh...im not a fan of it.

[Trey Songz]

Thanks.

[Kris Cain]

wow@it being against the "hip hop code" to make a song that people would want to fuckin dance too.


every song has to be about militant, revolution, street shit...


fuck outta here
i cannot fuckin stand it when people try to pigeon hole hip hop to one particular sound.


ELITISTS ARE THE FAGGOTS.

[Trey Songz]

Kris, I gotta take you to a forum so you can argue with this one douche who thinks underground hiphop is real hiphop. This guy believes mainstream is whack and the majority of ppl who listen to mainstream is stupid teenagers, bla bla bla.

[Kris Cain]

i dont enjoy arguing with hopeless lames.
thanks anyway.

the majortiy of people wit the "the club is for gay people/ dancing is lame/ all popular music is horrible, gimme obscure dark music that makes me angry, or cry" attitude are goth/punk emo's, or depressed people, or just plain lames.

I'm a lame-o-phobe.

Lames are most usually bitter faggots, who live in there own mental world, ignoring the realities of the real one, and insecurely hate on anyone else who happens to be enjoying themselves while doing something outside there sheltered little box.

[Kris Cain]

a example of a "lame ass beatmaker" is a beatmaker who hates on anyone who has the talent to actually compose, instead of putting a kick and snare over a looping sample for 5 minutes.

"lame ass beatmakers" also hate on producers, cuz producers aren't always directly involved in the creation of the music they produce. Most of the time "lame ass beatmakers" are the first to call themselves "producers"... cuz they are lames, who don't know that there is a vast difference.

Most lameness is due to general life inexperience, and not having any real world, professional music industry experience past there bedroom, or there home boys "studio" thats around the corner from his house, that's setup in his friends basement or bedroom.

[Brandon Heat]

what the fuck..? I didn't even listen to the beat and I already know it's better than anything Kris has ever dropped... that's why he's so upset... I called you fucker lol

[Trey Songz]

Ahh Kris! I couldn't agree with you more. Man, if you ever are bored and got some time to kill, make sure you pm me, lol. I want you to just shit on this kid. He believes that lyrics are everything, who gives a fuck about a hit, bla bla bla. Damn, you just wanna strangle those kind of people!

what the fuck..? I didn't even listen to the beat and I already know it's better than anything Kris has ever dropped... that's why he's so upset... I called you fucker lol

QFT!

[Brandon Heat]

however this is actually pretty slick... lol good shit.

[Trey Songz]

^WHOO!!! Finally got positive feed from you. Thanks man.

[Kris Cain]

lyrics are important, but lyrics arent the only element to song creation.
People who usually go that route are new, or stubborn... they usually hold there favorite artists close, like they own them.

"who cares about a hit"?
often said by people who aren't involved in trying to advance there music career in any form or fashion (for instance my mom... if a rapper has the same aspirations as my mom musically... then they should quit while there ahead, or just keep there rap "hobby" low-key, or to themselves so no one would mistake you for someone who actually DOES do this shit.) I usually don't even associate with people like that on any level, especially if they have a negative attitude like that.
fuck that shit.

the internet BREEDS these types. Cuz of the anonymity, and the "no holds barred" atmosphere

[Trey Songz]

lyrics are important, but lyrics arent the only element to song creation.
People who usually go that route are new, or stubborn... they usually hold there favorite artists close, like they own them.

"who cares about a hit"?
people who aren't involved in trying to advance there music career in any form or fashion. I usually don't even associate with people like that on any level, especially if they have a negative attitude like that.
fuck that shit.

EXCATLY! Thank you Kris! If I ever get into another arguement, "Mainstream isn't real hiphop" or some shit like that. I'ma link them to this thread.

[Brandon Heat]

lyrics are important, but lyrics arent the only element to song creation.
People who usually go that route are new, or stubborn... they usually hold there favorite artists close, like they own them.

"who cares about a hit"?
often said by people who aren't involved in trying to advance there music career in any form or fashion (for instance my mom... if a rapper has the same aspirations as my mom musically... then they should quit while there ahead, or just keep there rap "hobby" low-key so no one would mistake you for someone who actually DOES do this shit.) I usually don't even associate with people like that on any level, especially if they have a negative attitude like that.
fuck that shit.

racist.