/This. Rap as a history of social dissatisfaction and an urge to communicate within a community, it is respectable as a political art form. It also holds value today as an example of how things were, how they were changed and serves as reminder the way things in an enlightened society should never be. Today =/= in power or msg and certainly not worth listening to.Furburt said:Much the same, although for a reason. Old rap (early 90's and earlier) is a legitimate expression of a peoples frustration and disenfranchisement, in much the same way as blues is. Rap in those days was a potent act of rebellion, Fuck Tha Police is almost an act of social uprising.
Nowadays? A bunch of arrogant rich people rhyming badly about how big their cocks are. Fuck that.