Tech N9ne @ the Woodies
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p.o.s. dropped one of the only albums in the last 5 years that I would consider to nearly perfect from beginning to end, and has gotten so many repeat plays from me
never better, KOD, street hop, and man on the moon were hip hop to me in 2009, almost every other release was a disappointment from hov to slaughter house
and the term emo is thrown around way too much, emo is a genre of punk, their fans are little whiny bitches who wear eye liner and tight pants and think its cool to talk about cutting themselves
somehow music that is emotional is now categorized as emo, when really all music can be broken down into pop or conscious since people like to label everything. if an artist is making music with no emotion i have no desire to listen to it outside of being at the club
never better, KOD, street hop, and man on the moon were hip hop to me in 2009, almost every other release was a disappointment from hov to slaughter house
and the term emo is thrown around way too much, emo is a genre of punk, their fans are little whiny bitches who wear eye liner and tight pants and think its cool to talk about cutting themselves
somehow music that is emotional is now categorized as emo, when really all music can be broken down into pop or conscious since people like to label everything. if an artist is making music with no emotion i have no desire to listen to it outside of being at the club
Its not part of punk though. Punk has its own genres. Some examples Ska Punk, Hardcore Punk, Street Punk, Skate Punk.
Punk may have some influence on emo but not really. If you look at the good punk bands that have the real punk sound it sounds nothing like emo and not the pop punk aka Blink 182, Sum 41, New found Glory, Good Charlotte which is like emo.
Punk may have some influence on emo but not really. If you look at the good punk bands that have the real punk sound it sounds nothing like emo and not the pop punk aka Blink 182, Sum 41, New found Glory, Good Charlotte which is like emo.
Could you be more of a fag?
Please tell me you're female. Then I will understand.
BTW, pop-punk pretty much started "emo"... at least "opened the doors for" emo.
If you know the first thing about punk, then you know that ALL fucking punk is fucking hardcore, and if it's not, then it's not fucking punk. You can sig that. Keep stompin, Doc!
Please tell me you're female. Then I will understand.
BTW, pop-punk pretty much started "emo"... at least "opened the doors for" emo.
If you know the first thing about punk, then you know that ALL fucking punk is fucking hardcore, and if it's not, then it's not fucking punk. You can sig that. Keep stompin, Doc!
Maybe it's hardcore-er? Haha.
Either way, it's considered a sub-genre.
I understand that you're saying a lot of it sounds NOTHING alike.
But it would still be considered a sub-genre. Or a sub-sub-genre, I guess.
I will say, though, I hate sub-genres. Even some regular genres. Some of the shit they make up is rediculous.
Either way, it's considered a sub-genre.
I understand that you're saying a lot of it sounds NOTHING alike.
But it would still be considered a sub-genre. Or a sub-sub-genre, I guess.
I will say, though, I hate sub-genres. Even some regular genres. Some of the shit they make up is rediculous.
I dont know how we got into all this but anyway from the stuff I heard from P.O.S. I like and think is dope. He is considered alternative hip hop. Thats kinda dumb of people think its emo rap because its not hardcore/gangsta/party rap. If it is actually emo rap its not like it has anything to do with the emo rock sound and culture. Plus wasnt P.O.S. in a punk rock band and not an emo band. I heard he was going to ago on tour with Bad Brains who kick ass.
