The BreakBeat WarFare Hiphop room review..

Brad_Influence · #1 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

What did everyone think of the performance by Bad News (Brad Influence and Busta Gram)? I know the rest of the night was fuckin bunk because the where fuckin no good rappers there at all. Frankly i'm sick of hearing "dibittybadittyhooobahlicky" fuckin jungle MC's tryin to be fuckin hip hoppers.......

decypher · #2 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

Jungle mc's are there to cator to the crowd and the dj, not to be the show, like "rappers"

in my opinion.

dj_soo · #3 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

^ hiphop MCs used to be there for the exact same thing till sometime in the mid 80s when the MCs became the focus rather than the DJ. A good MC (regardless of the genre) should be there to compliment and enhance the DJ and the crowd's experience rather than competing with the music.

A lot of shitty jungle MCs do nothing but attempt to rhyme over the tunes rather than hype the crowd too. I lost count of how many fantastic DJ sets were ruined by a shitty MC who just would not shut the fuck up.

Good jungle mcs (and hell, live hiphop mcs for djs) know when to rhyme, when to hype the crowd, and when to just let the DJ do his thing. I think there's only like 2 good jungle MCs in this town.

And I don't even want to start in on the suburban white boy jungle mcs that feel the need to talk/rhyme with a UK/jamaican accent.

dapimpstress · #4 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

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Originally Posted by mofo-x

^ hiphop MCs used to be there for the exact same thing till sometime in the mid 80s when the MCs became the focus rather than the DJ. A good MC (regardless of the genre) should be there to compliment and enhance the DJ and the crowd's experience rather than competing with the music.

A lot of shitty jungle MCs do nothing but attempt to rhyme over the tunes rather than hype the crowd too. I lost count of how many fantastic DJ sets were ruined by a shitty MC who just would not shut the fuck up.

Good jungle mcs (and hell, live hiphop mcs for djs) know when to rhyme, when to hype the crowd, and when to just let the DJ do his thing. I think there's only like 2 good jungle MCs in this town.

And I don't even want to start in on the suburban white boy jungle mcs that feel the need to talk/rhyme with a UK/jamaican accent.

well put and i concur... my favorite kandi i got from a raver said, "kill the MC" cuz there are jus so many awful ones out there...

pillowstealer · #5 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

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Originally Posted by Ashes

well put and i concur... my favorite kandi i got from a raver said, "kill the MC" cuz there are jus so many awful ones out there...

HAHAHA i would sooo sport that peice of kandi lol.
Nah i agree i think that there are some Wikkid mc's out there but it shouldnt just be their show it should be like a duet! COME ON PEOPLE! the Dj is there to support you! YOUR THERE TO SUPPORT THEM TOO!
and about the room and how it was. when i was down there i enjoyed it but i was bouncing around SOO much because people kept telling me to go upstairs and then going into the smoking room and then being like WTF she left! LOL. But i stayed downstairs for like an hour at point and i liked it... i should shutup i was really drunk so i probably shouldnt review this lol.
OK back to the real world Who wants gingerale?

decypher · #6 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

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Originally Posted by mofo-x

^ hiphop MCs used to be there for the exact same thing till sometime in the mid 80s when the MCs became the focus rather than the DJ. A good MC (regardless of the genre) should be there to compliment and enhance the DJ and the crowd's experience rather than competing with the music.

A lot of shitty jungle MCs do nothing but attempt to rhyme over the tunes rather than hype the crowd too. I lost count of how many fantastic DJ sets were ruined by a shitty MC who just would not shut the fuck up.

Good jungle mcs (and hell, live hiphop mcs for djs) know when to rhyme, when to hype the crowd, and when to just let the DJ do his thing. I think there's only like 2 good jungle MCs in this town.

And I don't even want to start in on the suburban white boy jungle mcs that feel the need to talk/rhyme with a UK/jamaican accent.

Yeh i agree about hip hop mc's, i was too lazy to write that all out though haha. good points

BAL1STOPHER · #7 (**permalink**) Dec 13, 04

i was pleasently suprised.....you came a long way from what i remembered brad...props

Brad_Influence · #8 (**permalink**) Dec 14, 04

^werd dawg. We'll definatly meet up and blaze in the near future. Thanks for that strawberry twist vodka shot 2 g. It was hella tastey!!

middle mike · #9 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

Down stairs went off either way it was good vibe and fun times

Grapes · #10 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

Is this the "Everyone's talking about the fight so I'm going to try a new post and steer the conversation towards my own personal shit" thread?

Ms.Chop · #11 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

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Originally Posted by mofo-x

And I don't even want to start in on the suburban white boy jungle mcs that feel the need to talk/rhyme with a UK/jamaican accent.

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!

this couldnt have been mroe true..
and so i have noticed this..

*cough.. ..ahem.. ..cough*

UR WHITE FROM BC!

:keebler:
that is all.

jono · #12 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

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Originally Posted by mofo-x

And I don't even want to start in on the suburban white boy jungle mcs that feel the need to talk/rhyme with a UK/jamaican accent.

Bah! You bahti boi be callin' fo murderation! that it murderation. Dis post be da bumbaclot. No one, that it, no one be questionin' mi speach. I be da real Jamaican from mi ut right by da beach, boi!

*looks out the window at his North Van gated community where he's living with his parents*

SWIFTBEATS · #13 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

he wasnt talking about the jungle mcs he was talking about the rap preformence.

AGROculture · #14 (**permalink**) Dec 16, 04

http://www.agroculture.ca/mp3/17-Emo...verHearrrd.mp3

http://www.agroculture.ca/mp3/15-Emo...lJcAndTy-C.mp3

Thats what a hip hop MC should sound like. My cousin Dave aka Emotionz
However when he rhymes over jungle he hosts the show, he doesn't try to steal it

angst · #15 (**permalink**) Dec 17, 04

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Originally Posted by jono

Bah! You bahti boi be callin' fo murderation! that it murderation. Dis post be da bumbaclot. No one, that it, no one be questionin' mi speach. I be da real Jamaican from mi ut right by da beach, boi!

*looks out the window at his North Van gated community where he's living with his parents*

Wa mek yu galaan so? Mi tinks ya needs to reespek yardi kulcha ah naw speak fi rastamon. Ya nuh see?

Lil Jenna · #16 (**permalink**) Dec 17, 04

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Originally Posted by Grapes

Is this the "Everyone's talking about the fight so I'm going to try a new post and steer the conversation towards my own personal shit" thread?

^Lame.

All he wanted to know was if people enjoyed his rapping. Which btw Brad rocked. Good job :)

Sykonee · #17 (**permalink**) Dec 17, 04

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Originally Posted by angst

Wa mek yu galaan so? Mi tinks ya needs to reespek yardi kulcha ah naw speak fi rastamon. Ya nuh see?

Uummm.... B'oh...?

I like the beaboxing MC's the best, personally; it can add quite a bit to whatever track's playing. However, it can also come across like the racket being caused by the faux-hippie with the jembe.

Grapes · #18 (**permalink**) Dec 17, 04

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All he wanted to know was if people enjoyed his rapping.

Yeah, I can see that. Seems conceited to start your own thread in event reviews for it. What if every DJ from every party did that? He could have just asked in the original thread.

dj_soo · #19 (**permalink**) Dec 17, 04

Emotionz is a damn good MC - one of the best locals in this city