Comments on: Hip-Hop is Dead? http://crimsonlight.com/hip-hop-is-dead/ just reviews - movies and music Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:24:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Park http://crimsonlight.com/hip-hop-is-dead/#comment-1074 Park Thu, 12 Oct 2006 00:09:42 +0000 http://crimsonlight.com/15/hip-hop-is-dead/#comment-1074 I agree hip hop has been dying. It has expanded into "club bangers" and nothing else. Everything is directed to the young fresh listeners who do not recognize real, fresh, raw, music. Most hiphop nowadays does not impress me anymore because everyone has tried to follow the legends who created hip hop and turn it into a joke. The record producers pay artist and they sell out to make a name or just simply wanna be heard. Violence, gang, drugs, degrading women is what hip hop is and that will never be erased. Sorry to say christian artists will not make it anytime soon. Music is here to stay, not great music, but music will be here always. I agree hip hop has been dying. It has expanded into “club bangers” and nothing else. Everything is directed to the young fresh listeners who do not recognize real, fresh, raw, music. Most hiphop nowadays does not impress me anymore because everyone has tried to follow the legends who created hip hop and turn it into a joke. The record producers pay artist and they sell out to make a name or just simply wanna be heard. Violence, gang, drugs, degrading women is what hip hop is and that will never be erased. Sorry to say christian artists will not make it anytime soon.

Music is here to stay, not great music, but music will be here always.

]]> By: Susan Prince http://crimsonlight.com/hip-hop-is-dead/#comment-43 Susan Prince Wed, 15 Feb 2006 21:14:45 +0000 http://crimsonlight.com/15/hip-hop-is-dead/#comment-43 Andre 3000 of OutKast is a true prophet indeed. LOL Actually, I don't think hip-hop is dead, in fact, it may even be growing and expanding out with artists including positive messages, a very welcome respite from the garbage hip-hop usually spews. There are more and more Christian hip-hop artists breaking in and even some mainstream acts attempting to carry a less offensive message that doesn't glorify gangs, violence, drugs or degrade women. I think the music is here to stay, but I'm praying the message carried by it changes for the better. Andre 3000 of OutKast is a true prophet indeed. LOL

Actually, I don’t think hip-hop is dead, in fact, it may even be growing and expanding out with artists including positive messages, a very welcome respite from the garbage hip-hop usually spews.

There are more and more Christian hip-hop artists breaking in and even some mainstream acts attempting to carry a less offensive message that doesn’t glorify gangs, violence, drugs or degrade women.

I think the music is here to stay, but I’m praying the message carried by it changes for the better.

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