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By: kim

kim — Thu, 11 Aug 2005 21:15:54 +0000

Dipset is a movement n looks like they aint goin nowhere so regardless of what you or anyone else thinks its fallin on deaf ears. im stuck in the dipset movement n i feign for new dip shit like a crack addict feignin for my next blast. jay said only dudes movin units em pimp juice n us well now its only dudes movin units dips byrdgang purple city chea . all you hear about when it comes to hip hop this n hip hop that is dipset or crews affiliated with teh dips. Everybody might as well settle down pour u a glass of sizzurp tie ur diplomats bandana tight n wait 4 the next mixtape to come out [which im starting to believe is 2 every day] cause the dips is a movement not a group not a crew not a couple rap artists. Look how fast the dips have taken over n locked shit down. Im a 21 yr old WHITE female from baltimore city n let me tell you from experience the dips spread in the hood so quick you woulda thought people was standin on the corner with free purple tops along with $5 dip mixtapes. The boys are nice! not one of the dips falls short of anything except being commercial like the rest of these wack ass artists. so strap up n move out dipset movement will sweep u up b4 u realize it !
n im sure the stacks was legit.

By: jhop

jhop — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 15:38:02 +0000

you are so smart, j shep.

By: jck

jck — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 14:59:32 +0000

david i think thats an answer intself, in that we in the collective sense have been asking these questions for so long, and the analysis has already been done as to decifering the levels you’re talking about.
i think its always going to be easy to shovel things onto those who are oppressed, and there’s multiple oppressions to speak about.
like you i wonder if its going to ever get better but if you think about it Frederick Douglass was writing his stuff and probably thought he had it figured out. and he did, but that has not stopped things from occurring.
i think the only thing that can lessen it is a culture with less violence in it in general. we have a totem pole mentality here. but keep its the same in so many countries. in some countries its done by if you’re Han chinese versus not, i’ve heard
anyway i don’t think really things will change on an individual level, and if we live in a society similiar to this in 10 years, then Cam will be a “controversial rapper” and it won’t even be because of this post
peace

By: john b

john b — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 01:11:25 +0000

the stack of money he handed the kid was real and he kept some or all of it

By: David

David — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 00:22:58 +0000

I don’t want to make it seem like I’m defending him OR telling you to shut up, I just want to know what to do about it.

By: David

David — Fri, 03 Dec 2004 00:19:42 +0000

How many years have we (collective “we” obviously, I’m only 21) had this conversation, and how much has changed? Isnt this the same shit people have been saying for years? Is it an answer to just confront it whenever we can, sit and watch the press lament the conservative hypermasculine crimes of entertainers who have struck this chord with so many people? I’m honestly asking bcuz I can’t think of any answers and it seems to me part of the problem is that a lot of things come in to play when we put the rappers on blast – suddenly a bunch of other people join the chorus, people we don’t like who big up the anti-misogynist agenda with the overlap of a racist one.
Basically…is this post part of the solution, or is the end result of this post that in allmusic guide’s blurb on Cam’ron ten years from now he’ll be referred to as a “controversial rapper”?

By: jck

jck — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 23:41:05 +0000

i’m really on the peace vibe now so i want to say that when the peaceful people use very harsh language its very hard to remain peaceful. i think i agree with almost everything you say will but the tone just gets me defensive.
i’m not sure but i think its even more imperative for those of us who are accoustumed to living in a world that comes at us very hard should talk peacefully to each other when possible
i’m not trying to down you brother. jesus walked a peaceful walk and we all need our brothers and sisters, particularly for those of us who have lived harsh lives, to talk with peace.
ameen

By: Killa Cam

Killa Cam — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 23:31:50 +0000

Those weren’t fake stacks, ma. My boy is gets paid.

By: Will

Will — Thu, 02 Dec 2004 16:21:52 +0000

>he’s an ex-high school basketball star turned “ex”-drug dealer (my quotations–obviously)
This part above made me chuckle (though not in a good way).
I could tell of miserable Harlem blocks that better hope to GODDESS Purple Haze The Album sells like GOP values and the substance to which it owes its namesake.
But yeah, you’re correct to point out the reckless irresponsibility that the Dips’ oeurve is rife with.
Don’t get me wrong, I can, as awkward as it sounds, “throw my hands in the air” to “the crunk in the club” (::snicker::), but ultimately, the music of the day (Cam’s included) seems sneaky DL-evil and injected with FDA-approved government lies and various other bad hormones that make the young boyz and girlz look and act older than they really are. And try using Hot 97 for any purpose other than “alarm,” and you totally feel me when I say it’s greasy and bad for digestion like G-Dubz’ smirky vow to spend “political capital” earned, and the Patriot Act.
Fuck the hipsters. Motherfuckers who really got the Dips on blast (and are in the unfortunate first row position to be most influnced by their muzik) eat unwholsome bodgea snacks all day and don’t live long. Killa would sell their mothers piff, so, naturally, he wouldn’t blink at this.
In short:
1. Your entry was/is thought-provoking.
2. Rap misogyny is back like cooked crack.
3. This world/country is going to shit in an Oval Office
toilet.
4. “4 more years” will be good for mindnumbingly unfuckwithable, abrasive, if not utterly souless, hip-hop.
5. The jawn with Kanye and the vocal sample (that narrows it down!) is my shit.
6. Peace.