I'm a 15 year old indian male.I wan't a carrier in hiphop.How can i get my rap carrier started? please help!
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it will be harder for you because you are indian and rappers are steriotyped as black gangsters- however, eminem made it!\ntry contacting record companies and getting work experience in the music industry as this is how p diddy did it
982008
the information should be on his myspace page. if not check out his record label and contact them. i highly doubt Jibbs of all rappers, would do any cancer or cherity benefit concerts but good luck
1061059
What do you mean? Heres a tip, next time be way more specific because this question doesnt tell us what you want answered. Since I am, or was should I say, a giant fan of b2k I'll tell you whats up with each member.\n\nJ-Boog and his girlfriend had a baby not to long ago so right now hes at home taking care of his small family. He also has been appearing on some television sitcoms\n\nOmarion is still doing the singing stuff, hes just doing it solo. He recently came out with a cd and hes currently on tour. A new cd should be releashed soon.\n\nLil'Fizz is doing his thing solo too. Hes in the studio preparing his cd. The cd is all of his raps along with some songs done with him and other people. Hes pretty tight too may I add. You can check his myspace out for some of his solo songs.\n\nRaz B is also trying to do the solo thing. He is trying to come out with some songs, hes more of a singer, like Usher than a rapper. So far Ive havent heard of any songs made by him but most likely he will have some out late in the year. Hopefully!\n\n**Omarion is the sexiest of all four of them too may I add**
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dont pay attention 2 da hater papa if music is what u luv pursue it PERIOD!!! regardless of what anyone says...and as a music enthusiast, myself, I'd mos def say u got skills papi so handle urs and stay on ur grind...i wouldnt do the crack thing tho hun its kind of dangerous but I'm not knockin ya hustle!!!!!\n\n\nWOOOOW oh boi above me called u ccuz hahaahahaahahaah
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This is a message for everybody, I have a question for you!\n\nHip hop is totally now about money, image, and all things negative. f'*** the tracks that people have mentioned earlier, yeah they are cool and represent 'true hip hop' but I have a question for you. I am a collector of nineties hip hop and the best of it tends to deal with black issues, i.e black on black crime. Black prisoners doing time for crimes they didn't commit, due to racial profiling and 'wrongplace- wrongtime syndrome' Drugs and prostitution rife in black areas, theories of drugs injected into black areas by non-blacks, the inability to be able to hail a taxi as a black man for fear of getting attacked, the list goes on...Thats hip hop, there was a message, a viewpoint, a meaning, and most of all it dealt with black issues.\n\nRemember de la soul? Around the era of ostentatious rappers eric b and rakim and big daddy kane three 18 year old mc's wrote 'me myself and I' and the message was, 'you are black but you don't have to play up to the stereotype', you don't have to drive flashy cars, have big muscles, impressive dance moves, big jewellry, just be yourself, you are unique. Now take into account what I have just said and ask yourself where is this hip hop? Would the music industry allow black people to talk about controversial issues, telling black people that they don't have to be 'pimps' or 'gangsters' or just general stereotypes? Would they allow 50 cent to say f*** cars, guns, jewellry, get an education instead black people, be yourself and be proud of who you are! Would you dance to that? Heard of brand nubian or K.M.D? didn't think so!
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mosdef is a leader in his field. also, talib kweli, common, the crew from jurassic five, nas is similar in content to jay-z. also, try immortal technique if you want intense, intelligent and political. one of my favorites is atmosphere. there are many others, you just won't hear them on the radio and you may have to search a little harder.
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You DID say hip hop... Then go to:  http://www.hellocrazy.com/en/browse.pl?st=cat&val=52
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Don't get wigged out!\nFar Out!\nLet's rap  (meaning, let's talk or chat)\nDon't trust anyone over 30.\nTune in, turn on, drop out!\nPeace, brother
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you dont need an agent...       lol\n\n\nyou need to get in the streets. slide a few beats to some dj's...some rappers...release a mixtape. get your name known. its all on you. but remember these words:\n\nPEOPLE ARE ALWAYS LOOKIN FOR THE NEXT HOT BEAT\n\nif you got em, i can sell em.. hit me up \ncheck out http://www.rapordie.com
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you must be 15 and just starting out.....
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I am 16 and I hate rap. But I do like rock but not hard rock. somthing like green day style. My brother does like rap though. hes 19
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What the hell is that supposed to mean? Are you trying to say that hip-hop is a venue for the uneducated? A last hope for people with no smarts or skills? I take exception to that. One could ask the same of all facets of the entertainment industry. After all, how smart do you have to be in a profession where "talent" is the word of the day? As long as you can read, and possibly write well enough to sign autographs, youre pretty much okay, I'm sure. Matter of factly, I'm sure that all people behind the scenes in movies, music, etc. would love to have a talented dingbat who they could pay minimal amounts of money to on their roster.
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do it man. only too late when yer dead. mat jonson didnt get start til his 50's. bruce dickerson (iron maiden)rockstar for decades, decided on a sidejob as a pilot for brit air. jahman, escaped to us & became a rapper in his late 40s, see him on mtv cribs. only YOU can hold you back.
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Ya ever seen that movie "Honey"? When I graduated H.S., I had total ID Crisis, H.S. was everything I was taught from Kindergarten to reach, then in H.S., I just worked so hard, and then suddenly it was all gone. The life's goal was met. Then I realized I had to get new goals. So I sat down with my dad and he told me this: "Max, you need to do 2 things. 1, write down everything you enjoy doing. 2 write down everything you could make money at, and not just money, but residual income. then, you look at your 2 lists, and you find a job that your absolutely in love with, empassioned with, and you go for it. You figure out what you need to do to get that job, and you do it. And its okay, if along the road, you decide you want to do something else. Then you repeat steps 1 and 2. But don't quit just cause ya thinks its hard. don't get lazy. Nothing comes to those who sit on their butts." So tthat lecture helped. Now, regarding teaching, and hip hop, why not do both? Study teaching at school, then get the local Ymca or community center to start a hip hop class that you can teach. If that doesn't work out, start your own hip hop school. \n\nPOINT: Do what you know will make you happy  day by day, that will feed you, and keep a few bucks in your pocket. Remember: There is a creative way to earn money ANY WAY we want to. We just need to sit down, and figure it out. & girl, let me tell you, thats the hardest part. Don't Lose Focus! \n\nPeace Out!
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Huh?\nHey, buddy - first and foremost, use the "Check Spelling" feature.\nNext, use proper grammar.\nAnd most importantly, post your messages in the appropriate category.\nThanks!\nP.S. - I don't know exactly what it was you were asking, but most "rap" is a letter short of "cr*p".
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Check Out The BEAT GAME\n\nThere is a $5,000 rap contest where they give you free beats to record to and a chance to win a guess spot on one fo the biggest mixtape releases of 2007 along with being featured on a nationally released album with major label recording artists.\ngo to http://www.thebeatgame.com for more info
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Are you a child of the 80's? Well then I am with you. The music started going downhill when the 90's began. All it about these days is hip-hop and rap. Sad, isn't it?