Comments on: Audio: Ice T Says Soulja Boy Killed Hip Hop http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/ Latest Music Videos from Rap & R&B, Along with latest Clothes, Sneakers, Movies etc. Wed, 25 Nov 2009 01:07:27 -0500 http://wordpress.org/ hourly 1 By: Czz Up http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-413509 Czz Up Tue, 30 Dec 2008 19:40:29 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-413509 HAHA ice t is the best mann hah EAT A DICK shit word word wordddd and hip hop did not die in 05 it died when pac big and Big l died straight up they died and took hip hop with them and it will neva be the same it was straighhht up HAHA ice t is the best mann hah EAT A DICK shit word word wordddd and hip hop did not die in 05 it died when pac big and Big l died straight up they died and took hip hop with them and it will neva be the same it was straighhht up

]]> By: Israel http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-410161 Israel Wed, 17 Dec 2008 21:07:48 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-410161 Soulja Boy is lame and overrated. bottom line. Maybe if I haven't been exposed to quality music already I'd be a fan. All of his songs sound the same and he's repetitive. He needs to find another oral activity and "eat a dick". Soulja Boy is lame and overrated. bottom line. Maybe if I haven’t been exposed to quality music already I’d be a fan. All of his songs sound the same and he’s repetitive. He needs to find another oral activity and “eat a dick”.

]]> By: DeeDee RicheSz http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-385339 DeeDee RicheSz Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:40:56 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-385339 Hip-Hop been dead since 2005. the fans killed it not soulja boy. soulja boy is just so wack dat yall just now relizen it. it took yall 3 years 2 notice dat yall killed. how fuckin sad. Hip-Hop been dead since 2005. the fans killed it not soulja boy. soulja boy is just so wack dat yall just now relizen it. it took yall 3 years 2 notice dat yall killed. how fuckin sad.

]]> By: Blackazz http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-356411 Blackazz Mon, 07 Jul 2008 15:58:25 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-356411 I think everybody who likes Soulja gay are whites and how likes ice t are blacks. Whites just want to be hardcore. I hope everyone of the greatest rappers would diss soulja boy. I think everybody who likes Soulja gay are whites and how likes ice t are blacks. Whites just want to be hardcore. I hope everyone of the greatest rappers would diss soulja boy.

]]> By: kyla aka Drakyla http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-348849 kyla aka Drakyla Mon, 30 Jun 2008 04:00:44 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-348849 Hold on yall need to get off soulja boy. Ice t was wrong 4 that. You cant get mad dat kids loved crank dat. it mite made him famous but so u cant help it if everyone loved it. And he didnt stop afta making crank dat like some artists. Soulja boy is my favorite artist and i luv him. Fuc tha hata's. Like soulja boy said ice t need to get wit tha time. Crank dat was like in August-September07 its june08. SOULJA BOY DIDNT KILL HIP HOP SO ALL HATERS NEED TO GET OFF HIS JOCK!! Hold on yall need to get off soulja boy. Ice t was wrong 4 that. You cant get mad dat kids loved crank dat. it mite made him famous but so u cant help it if everyone loved it. And he didnt stop afta making crank dat like some artists. Soulja boy is my favorite artist and i luv him. Fuc tha hata’s. Like soulja boy said ice t need to get wit tha time. Crank dat was like in August-September07 its june08. SOULJA BOY DIDNT KILL HIP HOP SO ALL HATERS NEED TO GET OFF HIS JOCK!!

]]> By: Correctin Ladii Mississippi http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-342231 Correctin Ladii Mississippi Mon, 23 Jun 2008 17:13:34 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-342231 To Ladii Mississippi.....He was not born there, he moved there. He was born in Chi Town. Born DeAndre Ramone Way in Chicago, Illinois on July 28, 1990, Way moved from Chicago to Atlanta, Georgia at age seven where he became interested in rap music. At age 14, he moved to Batesville, Mississippi with his father, who provided a recording studio for Way to explore his musical ambitions. To Ladii Mississippi…..He was not born there, he moved there. He was born in Chi Town.

Born DeAndre Ramone Way in Chicago, Illinois on July 28, 1990, Way moved from Chicago to Atlanta, Georgia at age seven where he became interested in rap music. At age 14, he moved to Batesville, Mississippi with his father, who provided a recording studio for Way to explore his musical ambitions.

]]> By: conrad http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-341710 conrad Mon, 23 Jun 2008 05:12:56 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-341710 ice t u n ur son was lame as fuck 4 ur diss thats whats wrong wit us niggas stop hatin dude this is a young black african american thats makin money i aint no soulja boy fan nor a ice t fan but that hatin get folks dealt wit iguess soulja boy is lame bcause he's not wrappin about pimpin bitches n talkin about selling dope i always thought u was a real nigga quit pickin on kids i know u got something 2 say about 50cent go ahead blast him ice t u n ur son was lame as fuck 4 ur diss thats whats wrong wit us niggas stop hatin dude this is a young black african american thats makin money i aint no soulja boy fan nor a ice t fan but that hatin get folks dealt wit iguess soulja boy is lame bcause he’s not wrappin about pimpin bitches n talkin about selling dope i always thought u was a real nigga quit pickin on kids i know u got something 2 say about 50cent go ahead blast him

]]> By: ladii Mississippi http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-341088 ladii Mississippi Sun, 22 Jun 2008 13:00:27 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-341088 Im still wonderin how soulja boy twalkin bout where he from bt ain't tellin niggaz he from Batesville,Ms nd puttin claim on ATL Im still wonderin how soulja boy twalkin bout where he from bt ain’t tellin niggaz he from Batesville,Ms nd puttin claim on ATL

]]> By: Jonas DatahB. http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-340621 Jonas DatahB. Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:53:01 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-340621 Prior to this I really was not a fan of the ‘Boy named SoulJa’ After today that has changed. He brings a valid point to light, and there’s nothing childish about his response to Ice T. Controversy , now a days creates more revenue to all forms of media than most people know, and it also hurts a culture in ways very few can count. Let’s be real, those who came before did pave the ways and set the tone, that many of inspiring artist aspire to live up to, and even go beyond. Very few people educate and model for young black men and so they are left with whatever they can find which usually is on TV, radio, and billboards. And the options are slim, not a lot of our people think getting a a degree is “cool” vs. a record deal, and the justification is clear. As Soulja, puts it, people are trying to survive. Say what you will but he is doing, or has done, what a man should do when your family, community and so forth is in need, provide. Judge the act, but understand the person, in context ( I mean where they come from) Hip-Hop has help a lot of individuals break into mainstream and “more acceptable” popular culture. NOT GOING BACK, and LOOKING DOWN ON OTHERS is the problem, just think if Ice-T made it a point to work with this young man and get him a spot on Law and Order, pushed for episodes that focused on the solution of those in the ‘ghetto’ (as Soulja puts it) maybe this would be the beginning of a new and better trend for the community. Its funny, how there’s no other culture to blame, people take pride in putting their own culture, and people down. Needless, to say it is a shame. Yeah, I was never a fan of SoulJa boy, but there’s nothing childish about his response to an adult who should know better, but is to far up to really perceive the bigger picture. Prior to this I really was not a fan of the ‘Boy named SoulJa’ After today that has changed. He brings a valid point to light, and there’s nothing childish about his response to Ice T. Controversy , now a days creates more revenue to all forms of media than most people know, and it also hurts a culture in ways very few can count. Let’s be real, those who came before did pave the ways and set the tone, that many of inspiring artist aspire to live up to, and even go beyond. Very few people educate and model for young black men and so they are left with whatever they can find which usually is on TV, radio, and billboards. And the options are slim, not a lot of our people think getting a a degree is “cool” vs. a record deal, and the justification is clear. As Soulja, puts it, people are trying to survive. Say what you will but he is doing, or has done, what a man should do when your family, community and so forth is in need, provide. Judge the act, but understand the person, in context ( I mean where they come from) Hip-Hop has help a lot of individuals break into mainstream and “more acceptable” popular culture. NOT GOING BACK, and LOOKING DOWN ON OTHERS is the problem, just think if Ice-T made it a point to work with this young man and get him a spot on Law and Order, pushed for episodes that focused on the solution of those in the ‘ghetto’ (as Soulja puts it) maybe this would be the beginning of a new and better trend for the community. Its funny, how there’s no other culture to blame, people take pride in putting their own culture, and people down. Needless, to say it is a shame. Yeah, I was never a fan of SoulJa boy, but there’s nothing childish about his response to an adult who should know better, but is to far up to really perceive the bigger picture.

]]> By: Jonas Datah http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/2008/06/topic/topic/news/audio-ice-t-says-soulja-boy-killed-hip-hop/comment-page-3/#comment-340620 Jonas Datah Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:52:25 +0000 http://realtalkny.uproxx.com/?p=6379#comment-340620 Prior to this I really was not a fan of the ‘Boy named SoulJa’ After today that has changed. He brings a valid point to light, and there’s nothing childish about his response to Ice T. Controversy , now a days creates more revenue to all forms of media than most people know, and it also hurts a culture in ways very few can count. Let’s be real, those who came before did pave the ways and set the tone, that many of inspiring artist aspire to live up to, and even go beyond. Very few people educate and model for young black men and so they are left with whatever they can find which usually is on TV, radio, and billboards. And the options are slim, not a lot of our people think getting a a degree is “cool” vs. a record deal, and the justification is clear. As Soulja, puts it, people are trying to survive. Say what you will but he is doing, or has done, what a man should do when your family, community and so forth is in need, provide. Judge the act, but understand the person, in context ( I mean where they come from) Hip-Hop has help a lot of individuals break into mainstream and “more acceptable” popular culture. NOT GOING BACK, and LOOKING DOWN ON OTHERS is the problem, just think if Ice-T made it a point to work with this young man and get him a spot on Law and Order, pushed for episodes that focused on the solution of those in the ‘ghetto’ (as Soulja puts it) maybe this would be the beginning of a new and better trend for the community. Its funny, how there’s no other culture to blame, people take pride in putting their own culture, and people down. Needless, to say it is a shame. Yeah, I was never a fan of SoulJa boy, but there’s nothing childish about his response to an adult who should know better, but is to far up to really perceive. Prior to this I really was not a fan of the ‘Boy named SoulJa’ After today that has changed. He brings a valid point to light, and there’s nothing childish about his response to Ice T. Controversy , now a days creates more revenue to all forms of media than most people know, and it also hurts a culture in ways very few can count. Let’s be real, those who came before did pave the ways and set the tone, that many of inspiring artist aspire to live up to, and even go beyond. Very few people educate and model for young black men and so they are left with whatever they can find which usually is on TV, radio, and billboards. And the options are slim, not a lot of our people think getting a a degree is “cool” vs. a record deal, and the justification is clear. As Soulja, puts it, people are trying to survive. Say what you will but he is doing, or has done, what a man should do when your family, community and so forth is in need, provide. Judge the act, but understand the person, in context ( I mean where they come from) Hip-Hop has help a lot of individuals break into mainstream and “more acceptable” popular culture. NOT GOING BACK, and LOOKING DOWN ON OTHERS is the problem, just think if Ice-T made it a point to work with this young man and get him a spot on Law and Order, pushed for episodes that focused on the solution of those in the ‘ghetto’ (as Soulja puts it) maybe this would be the beginning of a new and better trend for the community. Its funny, how there’s no other culture to blame, people take pride in putting their own culture, and people down. Needless, to say it is a shame. Yeah, I was never a fan of SoulJa boy, but there’s nothing childish about his response to an adult who should know better, but is to far up to really perceive.

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