Thanks for Killing Hip Hop. These artist need support. These are small indie labels that bring real hip hop to the forefront. Free links will eat away their profits.
^Shut up. If not for this link, I wouldn't even be checking this out after the Molemen decided to massacre their style on his last album. If it's good, I'll buy it. I spent over $600 on music last year (mostly vinyl), so don't assume everyone downloading this is just a freeloader.
Ok moron poster, go back to the Golden Era of Hip Hop and go see how much the real heads made in the hay day of Hip Hop.
Real hip hop has never made huge profits, nor will it. It's the jiggy-mainstream bullshit that you are compare the monetary value of. Which is apples to oranges.
Real hip hop has no monetary value. Just like most good things in life.
Lets take a few of your ignorant views and expose them quickly.
'Hip Hop is dead', no using this old, tired, trendy phrase is dead. Hip Hop never has been dead. Its been alive and growing since 1977, do you homework kids.
Small Indie labels losing money from the internet? You moron, that's the main reason these labels even exist. Had it not been for the internet, most of the labels wouldn't even be what they are today.
I'm sure you didn't download this and you, since you care some much about these labels, should go buy 3 copies to make up for it.
Also, why bother coming to this site. Coming here means you're actually contributing to what you claim is killing hip hop. Go get a clue.
"Great Southern Trendkill!" (You bleed trendiness in your sentences)
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Thanks for Killing Hip Hop. These artist need support. These are small indie labels that bring real hip hop to the forefront. Free links will eat away their profits.
"Hip Hop is dead"
^Shut up. If not for this link, I wouldn't even be checking this out after the Molemen decided to massacre their style on his last album. If it's good, I'll buy it. I spent over $600 on music last year (mostly vinyl), so don't assume everyone downloading this is just a freeloader.
Ok moron poster, go back to the Golden Era of Hip Hop and go see how much the real heads made in the hay day of Hip Hop.
Real hip hop has never made huge profits, nor will it. It's the jiggy-mainstream bullshit that you are compare the monetary value of. Which is apples to oranges.
Real hip hop has no monetary value. Just like most good things in life.
Lets take a few of your ignorant views and expose them quickly.
'Hip Hop is dead', no using this old, tired, trendy phrase is dead. Hip Hop never has been dead. Its been alive and growing since 1977, do you homework kids.
Small Indie labels losing money from the internet? You moron, that's the main reason these labels even exist. Had it not been for the internet, most of the labels wouldn't even be what they are today.
I'm sure you didn't download this and you, since you care some much about these labels, should go buy 3 copies to make up for it.
Also, why bother coming to this site. Coming here means you're actually contributing to what you claim is killing hip hop. Go get a clue.
"Great Southern Trendkill!"
(You bleed trendiness in your sentences)
wow that was a great post..
it explains a lot about the situation we all facing..
i might post it at the blog ;)
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