Trinidad James

[Buckwheat]

I'm sorry.

This song wouldn't have been produced in 1995 due to his lack of talent.

I'm sorry.

But "Make 'Em Say Uhhh" was made in 1997.

The idea that the 1990's was some holy time for Hip-Hop is just laughable. Terrible music doesn't stand the test of time. Good music does. That's why nostalgic fools can look back and stroke off while criticizing typical radio trash of today.

[Cromedome]

Good music can stand the test of time......which is why 10 years from now when people are still listening to Biggie, Jay-z, Tupac, Nas etc...they'll look back at this Trinadad James/Chicken noodle soup "rap" nonsense and laugh.




Popped a molly and I'm sweating? R.i.p hip hop.

[Buckwheat]

Good music can stand the test of time......which is why 10 years from now when people are still listening to Biggie, Jay-z, Tupac, Nas etc...they'll look back at this Trinadad James/Chicken noodle soup "rap" nonsense and laugh.




Popped a molly and I'm sweating? R.i.p hip hop.

People are laughing now. It's not meant to be taken seriously as great Hip-Hop. Not many consider this "good music". Just like many didn't consider Ice Ice Baby as good music. But it's fun. It's quotable. It's easy to listen to because it's senseless.

We also have Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Kanye, Cunninlynguists, Jon Connor, Action Bronson, KRIT, etc. to stand the test of time.

RIP Hip-Hop? It was ridiculous when people said it in 2006 and it's ridiculous now.. especially seeing that Kanye and Kendrick Lamar have released two of Hip-Hop's best albums... all in the past three years.

[Cromedome]

RIP Hip-Hop? It was ridiculous when people said it in 2006 and it's ridiculous now.. especially seeing that Kanye and Kendrick Lamar have released two of Hip-Hop's best albums... all in the past three years.

Thanks for proving my point. Kendrick Lamar? Ridiculous ignorant b.s.

[CubbieSteve]

I guess it's funny

[Fly]

Thanks for proving my point. Kendrick Lamar? Ridiculous ignorant b.s.

Wait... what?

[LGhost]

"they'll look back at this Trinadad James/Chicken noodle soup "rap" nonsense and laugh."

Who's gonna laugh? you? you're laughing now aren't ya? This is a club song and no one is calling it new or game changing. No one important is laughing at Soulja Boy's few hit wonders, you can still play those songs in clubs and get everyone dancing. Same with "watch my shoes" , this song will be just as entertain-able as the 90's club rap songs are now (if not more). If it makes it any easier for you, consider this song "hip-hop" opposed to your precious rap.

You dissing someone's opinion on Kendrick Lamar is grasping for straws and changing the subject for no reason, oh and ignorant. If you don't like today's rappers then you're no longer a fan of rap but a fan of the 90's era or whatever your timeline is.

Relax, it's Christmas... Pop a molly

[Buckwheat]

Wait.

Does this guy know who Kendrick Lamar even is?

[spliff(TONE)]

Who cares. I'm sweatin'.

[Buckwheat]

Woo.

[spliff(TONE)]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUvNWY0EMU8

[Buckwheat]

Ashley Schaeffer BMW

WOO

[Ezio]

Haters gonna hate, bet there was a bunch of these songs that didn't get popular due to the fact that we have Youtube now.

[iFYouSeekAmy]

If you don't like music that's put out today, then don't listen to it. no one's forcing you. it's all subjective..

[Cromedome]

Pure trash. It's really sad.