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**orerviche** · 06-24-2006, 10:54 AM

I enjoy listening to rap, but I disagree with what you said here.

Rap represents the lives of the singers when they were growing up and seeing the struggles their family had to make in order to give them a good education and a Place to live.

These days, rap doesn't represent that as much, rap more represents about smacking/banging a hoe or getting some money, anything similary related to that.

Rap these days have become more hip hop/RnB, so the themes change as well. But yeah, there are still artists out there that do rap about what happens out in their neighbourhood.

06-24-2006, 10:54 AM	#13
orerviche Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 359 Senior Member	I enjoy listening to rap, but I disagree with what you said here. Rap represents the lives of the singers when they were growing up and seeing the struggles their family had to make in order to give them a good education and a Place to live. These days, rap doesn't represent that as much, rap more represents about smacking/banging a hoe or getting some money, anything similary related to that. Rap these days have become more hip hop/RnB, so the themes change as well. But yeah, there are still artists out there that do rap about what happens out in their neighbourhood.
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