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Originally Posted by distilled
Q had a point there, the bit at the end was pretty self centered, but who is to say what can and cant be played. Notice most people there are considered 'old school' and that one of the first things it says is mixing the old school, with the new school.
My Opinion; Publicity Stunt.
In my eyes they'r no better than hip hop artists today for doin this.
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Exactly...They claim they want "real" hip hop played. Well, what's more "real" than people rapping about their lives? There is an ENTIRE GAY HIP HOP movement underground. But, how many of those tracks do you hear being bumped on the radio?
This is ridiculous.
Hypocrites
Gay rappers love the culture as much as str8 rappers, but they aren't included?
I bet all these people making all this noise wouldn't be so enthusiastic of Gay Rappers did the same shit.
And to Nos's drunk ass, I know who A. Bam is.