White Men Can't Rap

[Tash8]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfCGn993p4g

[J Won]

I don't even know what to say. He has some points but...

[Tash8]

the eminem thing was a load of bullshit cause eminem's verse were made long before jayz even wrote his

[AspirinE]

LoL. I somewhat agree with it, but its unrelated to black or white, just more of a culture thing, like for example: a Russian dude will prolly never be a prominent American Folk singer... unless ofcourse the cultures integrate for some decades.

Surely eminem will prolly never be able to produce the same kind of funky style rap that is the basis for the genre, but he'll come up with something new..



*waits for groupies to come to this thread*

[Tash8]

yea your rgiht, it's the culture not the color, yes black people were grown up with jazzy hip hop everywhere.. which is why their are a lot of black rappers and so little white rappers, because in reality black people are better rappers, not because their black but rather cause that's how they grew up...

[°[~CHR!$~]°]

did someone tell him blahahaha interesting but i found that stupid no groupie
i dont see wut color has to do like asp said...
either u got it or u dont.. meh props on the post tho

co-sign

[D@vid]

now thats hilarious.....a black man using big words i mean

he's covering up his stupidity by studying white people and the big words they use and then trying to use them in a long boring speech about nothing

he can fool my ears, but he can't fool my mind






(please, none of u dumb fucks take offense to this. its just a joke)

[D@vid]

now thats hilarious.....a black man using big words i mean

he's covering up his stupidity by studying white people and the big words they use and then trying to use them in a long boring speech about nothing

he can fool my ears, but he can't fool my mind






(please, none of u dumb fucks take offense to this. its just a joke)

racist....


rororofl jp

fuckin spammin whore....tryin to spread her legs anywhere possible

[4D]

Wow, really great journalist piece there, and supremely delivered. But totally and unrepentantly RACIST. If a white guy said that about black people making it in country music it'd be like the fuckin L.A riots all over again. What a load of bullshit, what he really said in that whole speech is, EMinem is better than everyone else at rapping, unless you like a soulful rapper. To say that EMinem laid the lyrics after Jay-Z did his and analyzed Jay's style and flow to the beat, then mimicked him and just did it better, is beyond ludicrous. That might be safe to say if Eminem was just coming on to the scene, or he if was a little wet behind the ears. But EMinem had already released The Marshall Mathers L.P, which was leaving black rappers with their jaws on the floor. This is the kinda garbage that black hip-hop lovers use to say oh Eminem is not that good. It's like saying Tiger Woods is not that good at golf because he doesn't swing like a white guy, and he's just copied and mastered the technique that white golfers have perfected over the years. So fuckin what, if he's better he's better, live with it!

[James R.]

In my experiences white people do have an issue catching rythm, but that guys an idiot. If he would have stuck with the FLOW of a song then ok, maybe I could at least follow what his point was because Eminem does have an issue stick with the beat of a song when he stretches his lines and tries to speed up his speech to make it flow. But when you involve lyrics it has nothing to do with race. White people can be just as skilled with lyrics as we can. And then what about Jin? Final decision.... he's a fucking idiot who is lucky enough to have a crowd that can be fooled by his delivery.

[4D]

In my experiences white people do have an issue catching rythm, but that guys an idiot.

That's just a stereotype man, sure there is probably a large percentage that have less rhythm than black people, but to paint all white people as having no rhythm is a mistake. I`m white, and I can dance to a beat I've never even heard before, i've got rhythm. So it's not nice or accuratet to say white guys don't have rhythm. It's like saying black guys are criminals, it's just an unfair sterotype. P.s lol, I used to play basketball with a black guy who had the grace of an elephant, lmao. You're not all super-cool either ya know

If he would have stuck with the FLOW of a song then ok, maybe I could at least follow what his point was because Eminem does have an issue stick with the beat of a song when he stretches his lines and tries to speed up his speech to make it flow

I understand why what you're saying would be an issue, but i've no recollection of Eminem ever being off rhythm or offbeat in a rap. Infact i've seen before in places EMinem being noted as a rapper who raps prefectly to the beat.

And then what about Jin? Final decision.... he's a fucking idiot who is lucky enough to have a crowd that can be fooled by his delivery.

Yeah, good point. Where does Jin come into the equation, he can definitely rap, and off the brain too on the spot. So he definitely has that natural rap ability in him. So for this journalist to be racist like this, in this day and age is a shame.

[James R.]

Lol I wasn't lumping all white people together, I know a few white people that dance and stay on beat fine. And black people over rate themselves lol.

And I was talking more about freestyles rather than songs, anyone can be on beat with a song, freestyling it when you can judge someone's flow.

Yeah Jin owns.

[$0 R3@L]

Nothing much to say but Stupid and ignorant.How can we ever have equal social relations if there must always be a 'contest' of what colour can and cant do what...like 'white men cant jump' for example.Anyone who hides behind there race and colour is basically just scared to discover that we ARE all the same and have evolved from the same micro cells.

[baller4life]

Who cares what one guy says

[4D]

Who cares what one guy says

Because it's not just one guy, there is a mass of people clinging on to shit like this, and it's things like this that can brainwash people into thinking colour of skin matters.