Dec 19th-Why Does Jeezy Get A Pass For Being Wack?? (don't shoot me) - Page 2
12-19-2006, 09:15 PM #21
LMFAO dis n*gga sed Frankie J would eat Jeezy up.
well the game is flooded with too much "real talk" besides anyway,part of the wack a.ss rapping cycle is how "real" an emcee can be,people have over used the word "real" in the hip hop community and now it just mean:
1 how many brothers shot
2 how many sisters fu*ked
3 how much crack sold
4 how many gats held
5 how much money spent
6 how large rims are
7 and how much education missed
at the end of the day, whoever wrote this is an idiot. opinions are opinions. unless you're talking about something you can read in a history book, its an opinion. you can never, put your opinion out there as a fact, thats when you become a non objectionable writer. whatever, jeezy is nice to me, cuz i can relate to the n*gga, whatever
only the geeks and nerds dont like jeezy
now that is real talk. ppl say something they can relate to. but in reality most ppl aint going around shooting up ppl and selling drugs. but for some reason the hip hop community shuns anyobdy who raps about something outside of those topics.
so that's why a lot of ppl are bringing up the skill level thing. eventhough they don't remember how jay z and nas didn't dominate the airwaves in the 90s. ppl like puffy did but no one got on him about his skill b/c they enjoyed his music and didn't really complain about skill.
so why cant you relate to someone who's gimmick isnt selling crack? i mean i think we can all relate to tough times some maybe tougher than others but for cryin out loud this dude's mainstream alias is the snowman and is featured in front of bricks of the raw...and the basis for calling someone a wack emcee,IS THEM BEING A WACK EMCEE!!!this dude is garbage.all rap is concerned with is pumping crack and bustin gats. you mean to tell me even "the realest" wont get tired of that soon?
i like jeezy but his lyrics do get old talkin bout tha same thing on every song.
"Jeezy like to drank, Jeezy like to smoke, Jeezy like to mix armor-hamma wit his coke" - Jeezy
lol, he may be wack but im sure the audience he is targeting does 2-outta the 3 things mentioned in that hook.
12-19-2006, 09:49 PM #30
12-19-2006, 09:52 PM #31
i like dude but if I really want something to think about I'll listen to Lupe, Mos Def, Common, Nas, Jay-Z, Beans, Old Eminem, Kanye West, Talib Kweli, or Little Brother. Gotta admit 'Dreamin' was a good song. Didn't really even like Luda until Release therapy.
12-19-2006, 09:54 PM #32
justingotzsoul
People tend to forget the history of Hiphop. Back in the early 80s Hip Hop was played at block parties to rock the party out. Along the way Emcees wanted to redefine hip hop by true lyricism, and thats hip hop too. But last time I checked Jeezy was hot in the clubs and the people loved it. That is one of the purest forms of hip hop. Rockin a party out. Plain and simple. Hip Hop is not just Nas, Common, Jay-z....Hip Hop in its purest form was to rock the party out, Instead of New York Block parties going crazy, we have the dirty south going crazy. It's Still Hip Hop. It may not be lyricism, but its effective hip hop.
if you edited some grammar in that post, that could be a really good article in a magazine, real talk.
i completely agree, most ppl are just like yo jeezy is real. who cares? is hip hop at hte point where it really doesn't even matter what kinda music u make
honestly from ppl's persectives that i speak to, jezzy is only wack becuase he only talks about sellin' dope.
There are plenty of reasons, here's mine:
Half his lyrics consist of, ahem, and I quote:
"Yeeeeaaaaaaahhhhh"
"Thaaaaat's riiiiiigghhht"
...case dismissed.
12-19-2006, 11:08 PM #39
Im too lazy to read all this, but the only reason jeezy gets a pass, is cause he get everybody so damn hype, if yoiu listen to him, half the time he dont even rhyme, but the he'll just come out wit a "THATS RIGHT" out of no where for no particular reason but it just get you hyped, and the beats always hit
Nothing but real talk in that article. Explains all his opinions and why he feels how he does. If you disagree with it then we can't have a conversation about rap music today
Dec 19th-Why Does Jeezy Get A Pass For Being Wack?? (don't shoot me) - Page 2
12-19-2006, 09:15 PM #21
LMFAO dis n*gga sed Frankie J would eat Jeezy up.
well the game is flooded with too much "real talk" besides anyway,part of the wack a.ss rapping cycle is how "real" an emcee can be,people have over used the word "real" in the hip hop community and now it just mean:
1 how many brothers shot
2 how many sisters fu*ked
3 how much crack sold
4 how many gats held
5 how much money spent
6 how large rims are
7 and how much education missed
at the end of the day, whoever wrote this is an idiot. opinions are opinions. unless you're talking about something you can read in a history book, its an opinion. you can never, put your opinion out there as a fact, thats when you become a non objectionable writer. whatever, jeezy is nice to me, cuz i can relate to the n*gga, whatever
only the geeks and nerds dont like jeezy
now that is real talk. ppl say something they can relate to. but in reality most ppl aint going around shooting up ppl and selling drugs. but for some reason the hip hop community shuns anyobdy who raps about something outside of those topics.
so that's why a lot of ppl are bringing up the skill level thing. eventhough they don't remember how jay z and nas didn't dominate the airwaves in the 90s. ppl like puffy did but no one got on him about his skill b/c they enjoyed his music and didn't really complain about skill.
so why cant you relate to someone who's gimmick isnt selling crack? i mean i think we can all relate to tough times some maybe tougher than others but for cryin out loud this dude's mainstream alias is the snowman and is featured in front of bricks of the raw...and the basis for calling someone a wack emcee,IS THEM BEING A WACK EMCEE!!!this dude is garbage.all rap is concerned with is pumping crack and bustin gats. you mean to tell me even "the realest" wont get tired of that soon?
i like jeezy but his lyrics do get old talkin bout tha same thing on every song.
"Jeezy like to drank, Jeezy like to smoke, Jeezy like to mix armor-hamma wit his coke" - Jeezy
lol, 
he may be wack but im sure the audience he is targeting does 2-outta the 3 things mentioned in that hook.
12-19-2006, 09:49 PM #30
12-19-2006, 09:52 PM #31
i like dude but if I really want something to think about I'll listen to Lupe, Mos Def, Common, Nas, Jay-Z, Beans, Old Eminem, Kanye West, Talib Kweli, or Little Brother. Gotta admit 'Dreamin' was a good song. Didn't really even like Luda until Release therapy.
12-19-2006, 09:54 PM #32
justingotzsoul
People tend to forget the history of Hiphop. Back in the early 80s Hip Hop was played at block parties to rock the party out. Along the way Emcees wanted to redefine hip hop by true lyricism, and thats hip hop too. But last time I checked Jeezy was hot in the clubs and the people loved it. That is one of the purest forms of hip hop. Rockin a party out. Plain and simple. Hip Hop is not just Nas, Common, Jay-z....Hip Hop in its purest form was to rock the party out, Instead of New York Block parties going crazy, we have the dirty south going crazy. It's Still Hip Hop. It may not be lyricism, but its effective hip hop.
if you edited some grammar in that post, that could be a really good article in a magazine, real talk.
i completely agree, most ppl are just like yo jeezy is real. who cares? is hip hop at hte point where it really doesn't even matter what kinda music u make
honestly from ppl's persectives that i speak to, jezzy is only wack becuase he only talks about sellin' dope.
There are plenty of reasons, here's mine:
Half his lyrics consist of, ahem, and I quote:
"Yeeeeaaaaaaahhhhh"
"Thaaaaat's riiiiiigghhht"
...case dismissed.
12-19-2006, 11:08 PM #39
Im too lazy to read all this, but the only reason jeezy gets a pass, is cause he get everybody so damn hype, if yoiu listen to him, half the time he dont even rhyme, but the he'll just come out wit a "THATS RIGHT" out of no where for no particular reason but it just get you hyped, and the beats always hit
Nothing but real talk in that article. Explains all his opinions and why he feels how he does. If you disagree with it then we can't have a conversation about rap music today