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HiredGunz98
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

HiredGunz98 wrote:

Hard to believe how much things have changed since the early 90's. MTV glorifies these hacks like Kanye, Jonas Brothers ,Akon, Fergie, Ne-Yo... Artists that will surely be forgotten in 5 yrs. The quality of music isnt at the forefront of teens and kids in their 20's when chosing music, it's all about Image , Drama and who's down with the  "Scene" . With that said there's one thing that's for sure.. after it's all said and done W.Axl Rose & Guns n Roses will be remembered long after the last emo dork puts down his razor blade and the pimped out Kanye crowd have pawned out all their bling. Axl Rose will be remembered, and  the others will be just a bad memory.

Axlin16
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

Axlin16 wrote:

Considering the fact GNR's back catalog is still just as popular now, as it was in 1991.... says it all.


Timeless

HiredGunz98
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

HiredGunz98 wrote:

I love how Axl isn't trying to out EMO everyone else. He's staying true to himself.

Axlin16
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

Axlin16 wrote:

Axl knows the word 'Emo Fag'.


Guys like him know to stay 10 miles away from that sound.

It'd be like Axl turning GN'R into Poison in 1990.

GNRBABY
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

GNRBABY wrote:
HiredGunz98 wrote:

Hard to believe how much things have changed since the early 90's. MTV glorifies these hacks like Kanye, Jonas Brothers ,Akon, Fergie, Ne-Yo... Artists that will surely be forgotten in 5 yrs. The quality of music isnt at the forefront of teens and kids in their 20's when chosing music, it's all about Image , Drama and who's down with the  "Scene" . With that said there's one thing that's for sure.. after it's all said and done W.Axl Rose & Guns n Roses will be remembered long after the last emo dork puts down his razor blade and the pimped out Kanye crowd have pawned out all their bling. Axl Rose will be remembered, and  the others will be just a bad memory.

I couldn't agree more! 5

Von
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

Von wrote:

I still fail to see how Kanye West classifies as a hack or has any ties to the already passed "emo" trend.

Axlin16
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

Axlin16 wrote:

Kanye ties into MTV Hip Hop-gen

-D-
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

-D- wrote:

Yeah I agree with everything but Kanye, he has proven to be more than a flash in the pan. Love him or hate him.

R.B. Huckleberry
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

So are we saying "Kids these days...?"

Axlin16
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Re: Emo Dorks & The Hip Hop MTV Generation Today

Axlin16 wrote:

Yes, because this time - the music actually is bad.

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