Comments on: 50 Cent Tells XXL Magazine Nas Reads Too Much http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/ Your daily dose of hip-hop gossip. Mon, 17 Oct 2011 16:21:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: giovani marques lobato http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-36927 giovani marques lobato Wed, 13 Aug 2008 02:28:32 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-36927 o sonho da minha vida e faze um clipe com o 50 cent no brasil na favela aonde eu nacsi o sonho da minha vida e faze um clipe com o 50 cent no brasil na favela aonde eu nacsi

]]> By: jake beattie http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-29671 jake beattie Tue, 09 Oct 2007 09:32:33 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-29671 YOOOOO! oh miii gosh! 50 cent is sooo good in bed x! i want to nibble his nipples, lick in between his toes (and bite the crust)!, i want to lick his ass hole and pick out the crumbs with tweesers!, shove my hariy horny nostrels up his ass hole and suck his lllllllllllllloooooong black tasty willy!!! YOOOOO! oh miii gosh! 50 cent is sooo good in bed x! i want to nibble his nipples, lick in between his toes (and bite the crust)!, i want to lick his ass hole and pick out the crumbs with tweesers!, shove my hariy horny nostrels up his ass hole and suck his lllllllllllllloooooong black tasty willy!!!

]]> By: grammar http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-11829 grammar Tue, 07 Aug 2007 14:17:42 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-11829 Nas is a legendary emcee. I would rather have an emcee go over my head sometimes progressing the art like KRS, Rakim etc then rappers who talk about their money. They are paid by the corporations and are therefore puppets. They conform because they know the system will remove their lime light if they get out of pocket. Its a modern day minstrel show. How can you even make a statement like someone reads too much. Ignorance is bliss for rappers as Ghostface says whos gonna teach the seeds? Nas is a legendary emcee. I would rather have an emcee go over my head sometimes progressing the art like KRS, Rakim etc then rappers who talk about their money. They are paid by the corporations and are therefore puppets. They conform because they know the system will remove their lime light if they get out of pocket. Its a modern day minstrel show. How can you even make a statement like someone reads too much. Ignorance is bliss for rappers as Ghostface says whos gonna teach the seeds?

]]> By: Carlos Muhammad http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-7800 Carlos Muhammad Wed, 25 Jul 2007 02:41:38 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-7800 Statements like this one made by 50 are more damaging to our people then good. The aim of the entertainment industry is to exploit, destroy and further debase Black people in particular but the American public in general. During slavery reading was the one thing the slavemasters feared most and knew that the only way the slaves could remain in that condition was to keep them ignorant. It is no different today. Reading free's the recepient of knowledge from the shackles of ignorance and when any emcee chooses to step out and teach they really should be commended. What 50 fails to realize is that information was one of the aims of hip hop in it's early stages and it was this fact that pioneers like Afrika Baambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation referred to as the 5th element of Hip Hop...Knowledge, wisdom and overstanding. Statements like this one made by 50 are more damaging to our people then good. The aim of the entertainment industry is to exploit, destroy and further debase Black people in particular but the American public in general. During slavery reading was the one thing the slavemasters feared most and knew that the only way the slaves could remain in that condition was to keep them ignorant. It is no different today.

Reading free’s the recepient of knowledge from the shackles of ignorance and when any emcee chooses to step out and teach they really should be commended. What 50 fails to realize is that information was one of the aims of hip hop in it’s early stages and it was this fact that pioneers like Afrika Baambaataa and the Universal Zulu Nation referred to as the 5th element of Hip Hop…Knowledge, wisdom and overstanding.

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]]> By: PhilWil http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-7315 PhilWil Fri, 20 Jul 2007 02:35:32 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-7315 Umm... Public Enemy did it. Tupac did it Kayne West did it Common... I'll admit its not easy, but it still needs to be done. The question is who will do it and are they good enough (well, it is probably more about timing the public than being good). I think you can put a message in the music, you just have to be slick about it. From "Shook Ones" by Mob Deep to "30 Something" by Jay-Z. You got to be slick wit it. Umm… Public Enemy did it.
Tupac did it
Kayne West did it
Common…

I’ll admit its not easy, but it still needs to be done. The question is who will do it and are they good enough (well, it is probably more about timing the public than being good).

I think you can put a message in the music, you just have to be slick about it. From “Shook Ones” by Mob Deep to “30 Something” by Jay-Z.

You got to be slick wit it.

]]> By: aye http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-7229 aye Wed, 18 Jul 2007 23:46:55 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-7229 you just have to know how to play it. i hate to just keep bringin up this man like everyone els but 2pac was real good at it, teaching you somthing tell you some real sh*t and making catchy classic hooks that you could party to. Knowing the past is great but it realy is about whats going on today you just have to know how to play it. i hate to just keep bringin up this man like everyone els but 2pac was real good at it, teaching you somthing tell you some real sh*t and making catchy classic hooks that you could party to. Knowing the past is great but it realy is about whats going on today

]]> By: Jucograd http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/comment-page-1/#comment-7218 Jucograd Wed, 18 Jul 2007 21:18:00 +0000 http://hiphop.popcrunch.com/50-cent-tells-xxl-magazine-nas-reads-too-much/#comment-7218 I can't lie it's true Kids don't want to learn from rap they just want to dance and shit like that as soon as someone says something thought-provoking they career ends I can’t lie it’s true
Kids don’t want to learn from rap
they just want to dance and shit like that
as soon as someone says something thought-provoking
they career ends

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