ARE THERE ANY HIP-HOPPERS LEFT??? -PROVE IT!!!!

I'm a Hip-Hopper, and sometimes I feel i'm the only one. It started for me at about 6- years-old. Breakdancing in private school, not wearing any shoe-strings in my jumpers,"yo" officially replaced "hello", and my waves were water-blend.
I wrote my first rap song in the 3rd grade and by middle school I was rockin' air max and a Hi-Top Fade. Ninth grade= Ice Cube's Death Certificate!... In the 10th grade is when I first heard Nasty Nas' 1st full song , Redman taught me how to roll a blunt, Common was Common Sense, Grand Puba went solo, my crew and I rolled up one pants leg, and we all rocked Huaraches. 11th grade I bopped an Afro and my walkman blasted US FROM DIRRT, Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik, Illmatic, Ready to Die, Midnight Marauders, Wu-Tang, and the closet read POLO, POLO, POLO!. 12th Grade I dropped to a ceaser packed my Purple Tape and shipped off to college.
I have been in a Rap group(the greatest in Jackson's History), Tagged(no comment), tried my hand at DJing(ask Dj Scrap Dirty,and Dj Phingaprnt), you would have to go back to my old neighborhood to verify my Breakdancin' credentials (16910 NW 56th Ave. Opa-Locka , FL 33055, lol.), and I have once Beatboxed until my bottom lip went numb.
So there!!! Tried and True Hip-Hopper and I'm wondering do I have any Brethren out there??? Well do I????

Tags: HIP-HOPPERS, hip-, hiphop, hop, love, lovers, rap

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Permalink Reply by Shondra aka Blaque Butterfly on August 13, 2008 at 9:44am

Hey Don't forget SISTREN! LOL! There's plenty of female HIP-HOPPERS....isn't that right LADIES!!!??? I remember the huaraches.

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Permalink Reply by Charles A. Smith on August 13, 2008 at 12:07pm

I was under the impression that Hip Hop is a culture and rap is it's form of music. Rap music has all kinds of genre's, but with Hip Hop being a culture, it has an evolutionary component that lives on! Hip Hop is still here, it aint gone anywhere! It just has involved into something way different from its beginnings in my era through yours and now all these little kids doing there own thing.

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Permalink Reply by DJ SCRAP DIRTY on August 13, 2008 at 12:15pm

Well Yes Dogger im an example i refused to change and still Keeping it HIPHOP

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Permalink Reply by Tom Head on August 13, 2008 at 12:24pm

I used to be a hip-hopper, but I'm more of an ankle-hopper now. Easier on the knees!

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Permalink Reply by Kamikaze on August 13, 2008 at 1:14pm

Well Dogger...that would be the 2nd greatest. Cmon sir LOL...We all know who the greatest Mississippi group of all time is...God rest their weary souls...hip hop has never nor will it ever die..It just evolves, and changes, morphs, and adapts like any self sustaining life form. It is forever. Youre not alone.

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Permalink Reply by QUEEN on August 13, 2008 at 1:31pm

LONG LIVE HIP HOP....It's Kings, Queens, Princes, and Princesses. WE all come in different shapes, sizes, genders, ethnicities and nationalities. We shall never die! WE ARE HIP HOP, and Hip Hop lives in us!

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Permalink Reply by Robert Freeman on August 13, 2008 at 3:18pm

Wouldn't be where I'm at or still alive for that matter if not for HIP-HOP. Couldn't imagine being with out it. As far back as I can remember I was with my babysitter, chilling with him in his beat up hatchback, learning to bob my head to Humpty Hump on a house speaker. All while sipping a Tahitian Treat pop waiting on my Mom's to pick me up. Damn, that was long ago. Long LIVE Hip-Hop

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Permalink Reply by ART, BEATS + LYRICS on August 13, 2008 at 3:33pm

HOMIE!!!!! I still drink Tahitian Treat to this day-word'em up!!!!!!!! That "Sex Packets" album was crazy!!!! Thank You for sharing, HIP-HOPPER.

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Permalink Reply by QUEEN on August 13, 2008 at 5:18pm

Since we going old school here....lemme throw out some old school and see what you know about that....two words......STEWPOT STOW-AWAYS.....

oh yeah....and 601 Playas....you know about them????

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Permalink Reply by Robert Freeman on August 14, 2008 at 2:58pm

They still make them joints. Word to that........headed to corner store now.

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Permalink Reply by Que on August 13, 2008 at 5:19pm

I am Hip Ho and Hip Hop is me. "2 yrs ago a friend of mine asked me to say a MC rhyme" if you know the artist of these lyrics then you are a hip hoper as well. Those where some of the first lyrics I ever learned (kinda dating myself) but I wasnet hooked yet, not unitl ICE CUBE and NWA came with their Straight Out of Compton offering. Thats when hip hop music really spoke my language and talked about stuff I saw first hand. Police brutality, gang violence, guns and drugs. Mostly negative dipictions but true and accurate dipictions of most black people lifestyles. Sometimes it has to be shown to you in it truest form for it to make a impact. I feel in love with hip hop then and to this day it is part of the core of what makes me me. I am an hip hop artist and I do my craft well, very well (JMA 2008 Hip Hop Group of the Year) and do it with a purpose. To show you some of the flaws of our society then give my opinion on how to correct some of them. Hip Hop then, hip hop now, hip hop forever!!!! www.myspace.com/affiliatedgz

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Permalink Reply by DJ SCRAP DIRTY on August 14, 2008 at 9:18pm

This is why im a hiphopper as they say # 1 i came from a crew called Stewpot Stowaways(JSU)
for years i banged the true SHhh ok Fast forward i heard a group called Slum Village Fantastic 1 & 2 ...3rd eye ent by the way was our dj crew at that time were very big fans of Jdilla and Slum V. Guess what 5 years later i Own the Masater to Fantastic 1 and 2 wowwww and SLUM VIllage is Signed to Scrap DIrty & YOUNG RJ (BARAK RECORDS) . Ok Fast forward somemore ..everybody doing the ghetto MC stuff thinking it will make them money i peeped a album called 48 hours all produced by JDilla. The group name is FRANK N DANK the album is a classic & guess whats FRANK N DANK is SIgned to SCRAP DIRTY & YOUNG RJ. Fast forward to 2007 i hear an MC by the name of Rapper big Pooh who is in a Group that Goes by the name LIL BROTHER wowwww guess whats ???? Now hes Signed to Scrap Dirty & Young RJ and the new album is called "DIRTY PRETTY THINGS", Dogger if thats not Keeping it HipHOp or Being HIPHOP and you Live in MISSISSIPPI whats the hell is it??. HAd to BOss up real quick cause Dogg is Family i can do that to him...lololol DIRTY DISTRICT VOL 4 Coming SOON IAM HIPHOP FULL TIME not PART TIME!!!!!!