music choice

My music is like my legacy. Because I listen to it everytime and I like the bass in the music, and the way it flows in and out my ears. And when I listen to my mp3 player I bob my head up and down because I love my rap music.




jaron

did you hear about lil waynes new joint? if u didnt check it out its call Prom Queen. I think its the most creative thing he came up with but gotta go holla! O yea who da realist rapper you already know? yup plies also check out his new album Da Realist dat has the most hood music you ever heard! O i almost forgot comin soon ya boy justin wit his first album hood lyfe. be sure to check that out!
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The Lifestyle of Ludacris

Christopher Bridges also known by his famous name Ludacris. Ludacris was born on September 11,1977 in Champaign, Illinois. Ludacris is a three -time Grammy award winning American rapper and also a successful actor. The movies Ludacris played in are The wash, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Lil Pimp, Heart of the Game, Hustle and Flow, The Red light District, RocknRolla, Game. Ludacris is also the highest selling southern hip hop artist, he has sold over 15 million copies in the United States.


by daquan

Real goons!!!!

Shawty lo and Gucci man are buddies. Everywhere guuci man goes shawty lo follows, and every time Gucci man makes a new song Shawty lo is always in it..........

soulja boy bling

Soulja Boy is a good rapper, because he makes exciting songs. He is an awesome entertainer. He sells good albums. He is one of the best dancers and rappers. People like Souja Boy because he is fresh and cool. he has a lot of money and friends and he has some nice shoes like cup cake, candy apple and orange .He has a lot of chains and watches rings and earrings. He is cool.

plies da realest

Plies is a good rapper. He is one of the top performers. He has performed with T-Pain, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, DJ Khaled, Ludacris, Lil Boosie, and Busta Rhymes. He has tight cars. He has pretty girls. He dresses cool. He has a nice swag. He has hats like my uncle. He also has shoes like my uncle. He is one of my favorite rappers, after Lil Wayne. If he ever reads this message, it was done by Dylan. He might not know who I am, but I know who he is. I like his songs "Number One Fan", "Bust It Baby", and "Family Straight". This is my story. This is the best story ever made. Don't worry, I had help with it. That's why it looks so good. I know you like that picture, and if you don't, don't hate. The end.

Lil' Wayne, Big Success

Lil' Wayne is not, as he claims, the greatest rapper on earth. At the moment, Billboard has got him at number four, behind Plies, TI and Ludacris. But it's undeniable that there is something special about him. How else do you explain the ubiquitous appearances on magazine covers, from Source to Rolling Stone, the TV spots, music videos, the radio play, the fact that his albums make the top 50 lists of publications that barely focus on rap?

Maybe he's the greatest rapper who is currently rapping, but that doesn't mean he is the best to ever rap. Take, in my opinion, one of the best rap records of all time: Mos Def's 1996 Black on Both Sides. Sometimes the rhymes fly at you a mile a minute, and it takes twenty listens before you can catch every single meaning and all the puns and plays on words. There are plenty of rappers out there doing what Mos and those before him did, but why aren't they as popular as Lil' Wayne?

Answer: Lil' Wayne is slow. Not dumb, his flow is slow. You can take in everything he says with one listen, and all the words tend to get stretched out so the meaning hits you immediately, instant gratification, no need to listen twenty more times for the hidden gems. Songs and albums like this wear out fairly quickly, but it seems Lil' Wayne understands this. By dropping two or three mixtapes before the actual album comes out, you may get sick of one track, or even one album, but you can bet there will be more material to come very soon. Pretty smart move.

Lil' Wayne has proved his marketing skills in other ways as well, like making rap performances with live bands the standard once again. It's kind of fun to watch Lil' Wayne on stage, putting down the mic to struggle through a guitar solo. It shouldn't be all that surprising. He's been at it since he was a teenager. Always on tour, and always writing, he is definitely in competition with Kanye for hardest working rapper. The thing is, whereas Kanye seems to take his time, Lil' Wayne never seems to edit or revise his work. If a rhyme fits, or if a line works, then it's a keeper. Take the song "I'm Me," or as it was called on The Carter II Mixtape, "The Game," which I happen to really like. Despite the killer beat and the mood the whole song evokes, calling back to the days of Cash Money, he seems to string together lines that aren't totally connected. I listen to the song and I don't completely get what it's about. It seems like he could have thought about it a little longer and made it something excellent. But that's not Lil' Wayne's style, and that's why I don't think he's the greatest rapper on earth.

Now that Lil' Wayne has reached star status, he can afford to surround himself with the best studio engineers, producers and virtuoso musicians. As well as Plies is doing right now, I don't think he can afford to sample The Beatles like Lil' Wayne does on Carter III. What Lil' Wayne has is mass appeal, and just because a lot of people like something, that doesn't mean it's good. He's got a strong image of who he wants to be, a unique voice, a solid flow and a pretty amazing work ethic. It would be unfair to say he hasn't earned his success. But the kind of success he's after is not always long-lasting. Will our children hear his songs on classic radio thirty years from now?

Maybe Lil' Wayne needs to take a vacation from the rap game for a few months, slow down. I think, with a lil' maturity, one day he could be the greatest rapper on earth.

~Ryan