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frogmarch

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47. I wish I did.

Fri Mar 22, 2013, 11:01 PM

Mar 2013

She recited a couple of them for mr. froggy and me at breakfast one morning, with some very cool rap gestures. With her English accent, it was hilarious, but we didn't laugh. It was hard not to though. It made us both think of the Beaver's mom talking jive in the movie Airplane.

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Rap Culture [View all] arely staircase Mar 2013 OP

rap has its roots in reggae datasuspect Mar 2013 #1

yeah, serious reggae influnce here arely staircase Mar 2013 #18

I think it's just as popular as it was gollygee Mar 2013 #2

new stuff or the stuff i was digging in the 80s-90s? arely staircase Mar 2013 #13

Both. I grew up in the 90's basically inundated with rap music. nomorenomore08 Mar 2013 #23

I'll hear 'older' stuff now and then around here Posteritatis Mar 2013 #24

Jazz and Blues both started in the black community and are now embraced by other ethnicities Fumesucker Mar 2013 #3

As did Rock & Roll...n/t Animal Chin Mar 2013 #6

I don't mean to brag, I don't mean to boast but RiffRandell Mar 2013 #4

yeah, i think parallels between devil music metal panic an rap's (my grandmother flipped when arely staircase Mar 2013 #14

my grandma demanded to know..... Skittles Mar 2013 #33

You left out a part of the origin of Rap brush Mar 2013 #5

Hip Hop is still going large. Solly Mack Mar 2013 #7

yeah, posters on this thread have turned me on to some pretty cool stuff. eom arely staircase Mar 2013 #41

History of rap... DanTex Mar 2013 #8

I'm tiled of hearing about rap culture. Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #9

please explain arely staircase Mar 2013 #15

You're asking the wrong guy. Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #17

you mean this blondie? arely staircase Mar 2013 #19

YES. Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #21

just as well as it did at arely staircase Mar 2013 #22

Interesting article. LWolf Mar 2013 #10

Agreed - and it has changed .... for the worse. Myrina Mar 2013 #11

well I loved Public Enemy arely staircase Mar 2013 #20

Rap hasn't lost any steam since it first began. Jamaal510 Mar 2013 #12

what underground artists do you recommend arely staircase Mar 2013 #16

Some artists I like are Jamaal510 Mar 2013 #25

cool, i'll check them out. arely staircase Mar 2013 #27

A lot of significant Bay Area names in that list. nomorenomore08 Mar 2013 #36

I found most of my Bay Area music on Townbizz23's YouTube channel. Jamaal510 Mar 2013 #40

Thanks for the new things to check out OriginalGeek Mar 2013 #51

Ever heard of Sean Price? He's probably my favorite rapper right now. nomorenomore08 Mar 2013 #54

I'll look him up OriginalGeek Mar 2013 #57

Good post. Nice to hear that I'm not alone in thinking hip hop nowadays really, really sucks Number23 Mar 2013 #31

my three favorite rap songs (and i date myself here) arely staircase Mar 2013 #49

The first 1:20 is a military marching song, but the rest is the actual piece. ZombieHorde Mar 2013 #26

wow, thanks for turning me on to that arely staircase Mar 2013 #28

Last Poets didn't hold back. nt ZombieHorde Mar 2013 #29

i am now a fan eom arely staircase Mar 2013 #42

I used to get upset in grad school when undergrads would call Tribe "Old School" Recursion Mar 2013 #30

I will embrace Rap Culture when Opera stars start getting blown away on the streets. longship Mar 2013 #32

I agree with you completely, sir or ma'am. Manifestor_of_Light Mar 2013 #55

Same here. smirkymonkey Mar 2013 #56

Rap presents a musical idiom you can grow out of... immoderate Mar 2013 #34

Real Rap is mostly gone. MrSlayer Mar 2013 #35

+1 nt arely staircase Mar 2013 #43

I used to listen to quite a bit of rap rollin74 Mar 2013 #37

I don't know, but frogmarch Mar 2013 #38

That is awesome, and hilarious. Do you remember any particular favorites of hers? nomorenomore08 Mar 2013 #46

I wish I did. frogmarch Mar 2013 #47

Beastie Boys changed my life. flvegan Mar 2013 #39

hell yeah, arely staircase Mar 2013 #45

That was my daughter's first concert OriginalGeek Mar 2013 #52

LOL, anyone that thinks its a "fad thats come and gone" has been living under a rock for 30 yrs. phleshdef Mar 2013 #44

perhaps i worded my op and poll poorly arely staircase Mar 2013 #48

I ignored rap in the 80's and 90's OriginalGeek Mar 2013 #50

The favorite music of corporate culture will never go away. athenasatanjesus Mar 2013 #53

First rapper I listened to was Bob Dylan. "Subterranean Homesick Blues", 1965. kwassa Mar 2013 #58

i think that case can be made arely staircase Mar 2013 #59