Rick Ross's heart stopped...

I have yet to hear a single Rick Ross song.

I've also never (knowingly) heard a Neyo song; heard one Trey Songz the "It's ya birthday" one and it was terrible.

Must be getting old.
 
Some music will come from this, *My life ashes before my eyes*, *I was I. The after with Pac*.
 
satyr said:
I have yet to hear a single Rick Ross song.

I've also never (knowingly) heard a Neyo song; heard one Trey Songz the "It's ya birthday" one and it was terrible.

Must be getting old.
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There is no way you could be listening to any urban radio stations then...
 
I do but L.A. has several "urban" radio stations, three that I've counted which play to the younger set. There are three other urban stations that play classic R&B and hip-hop from 1978 to the mid-90s or so.

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There is no way you could be listening to any urban radio stations then...
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satyr said:
I do but L.A. has several "urban" radio stations, three that I've counted which play to the younger set. There are three other urban stations that play classic R&B and hip-hop from 1978 to the mid-90s or so.
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And they never play Rick Ross, interesting...I'd also go as far as saying you don't listen to Internet radio, sirius, etc...
 
Not at all. I do a lot of downloading and might grab something from a younger artist if I think it's unique enough like Janelle Monae, who gets no radio play here.

I'm sure those stations that appeal to younger listeners (15-25) play Rick Ross and I may have heard something in passing without being aware who the artist was. It's amazing, black radio has never been this dominant before. When I was a kid, there were two stations tops that played black music; now it is everywhere.


FRESH said:
And they never play Rick Ross, interesting...I'd also go as far as saying you don't listen to Internet radio, sirius, etc...
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satyr said:
Not at all. I do a lot of downloading and might grab something from a younger artist if I think it's unique enough like Janelle Monae, who gets no radio play here.

I'm sure those stations that appeal to younger listeners (15-25) play Rick Ross and I may have heard something in passing without being aware who the artist was. It's amazing, black radio has never been this dominant before. When I was a kid, there were two stations tops that played black music; now it is everywhere.
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I feel you...
 
Of course that fat mufucka's heart stopped. His greasy corncob ass weighs almost a quarter ton.

Why am I gonna pray for another thug rapper exploiting and glamorizing social dysfunction in the Black community??

Gangsta rap is the life blueprint of 90% of incarcerated BM, to the point many ASPIRE to serve prison time.

Tell that fat ass to jump in a coffin and close the lid.:smt077

The people some of yall put on a pedestal.smh
 
andreboba said:
Of course that fat mufucka's heart stopped. His greasy corncob ass weighs almost a quarter ton.

Why am I gonna pray for another thug rapper exploiting and glamorizing social dysfunction in the Black community??

Gangsta rap is the life blueprint of 90% of incarcerated BM, to the point many ASPIRE to serve prison time.

Tell that fat ass to jump in a coffin and close the lid.:smt077

The people some of yall put on a pedestal.smh
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This is true not just of Rick Ross and gangsta rap, so point the finger at the messengers...
 
andreboba said:
Of course that fat mufucka's heart stopped. His greasy corncob ass weighs almost a quarter ton.

Why am I gonna pray for another thug rapper exploiting and glamorizing social dysfunction in the Black community??

Gangsta rap is the life blueprint of 90% of incarcerated BM, to the point many ASPIRE to serve prison time.

Tell that fat ass to jump in a coffin and close the lid.:smt077

The people some of yall put on a pedestal.smh
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I have to agree. We should pray that he stays alive. If he comes out of this alive afterwards, he needs to quit rapping and create a project to improve the black community across America instead.
 
satyr said:
Not at all. I do a lot of downloading and might grab something from a younger artist if I think it's unique enough like Janelle Monae, who gets no radio play here.

I'm sure those stations that appeal to younger listeners (15-25) play Rick Ross and I may have heard something in passing without being aware who the artist was. It's amazing, black radio has never been this dominant before. When I was a kid, there were two stations tops that played black music; now it is everywhere.
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Quality got trade for quantity it seems.
 
I don't wish death on anyone, so I hope he comes out alright. Not a big fan of bad/gangster-hop either, but Rick Ross' stuff is pretty catchy, and I'm about as 'gangsta' as an Econ textbook.

[YOUTUBE]a35rNEBNiO4&ob=av3e[/YOUTUBE]
 
orejon4 said:
I don't wish death on anyone, so I hope he comes out alright. Not a big fan of bad/gangster-hop either, but Rick Ross' stuff is pretty catchy, and I'm about as 'gangsta' as an Econ textbook.

[YOUTUBE]a35rNEBNiO4&ob=av3e[/YOUTUBE]
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Nice beat/song.
 
andreboba said:
Of course that fat mufucka's heart stopped. His greasy corncob ass weighs almost a quarter ton.

Why am I gonna pray for another thug rapper exploiting and glamorizing social dysfunction in the Black community??

Gangsta rap is the life blueprint of 90% of incarcerated BM, to the point many ASPIRE to serve prison time.

Tell that fat ass to jump in a coffin and close the lid.:smt077

The people some of yall put on a pedestal.smh
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Who's putting who on a pedestal? *blink* Just wishing the man a recovery. I mean, he didn't kill anyone, sheesh.
 
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