Growing Out Of Rap Music

[Relapse.LP]

I personally am an addict to rap music now. I doubt rock fans have the passion some rap fans towards their respective genres. Do you see rock fans going on forums and battling? Do you see rock fans tracking down their artists with such vigor?

But I'll probably turn rock in the next 2 years if the rap music out today continues to decline.

[Xray]

i bet you everything i'd still be rapping when im 80 if i lived that long

Not if I steal your inspiration *cough* Hannah Montana posters *cough*.

Ha..Ha

Yah you'll be out of rap music sooner than you think talking like that to me

Fuck it, you know what? I wanna bang miley cyrus.

[.Rabbit]

Fuck it, you know what? I wanna bang miley cyrus.

[Arabian Shady]

i try to mix things up every now and then just to keep my threshold level for RAp all the way up to da maximum so its like i'm tryin NOt to create a tolerance, i mean rap is how i became intrested in music, ,before rap i never listened to music at all

[AbramIsaac]

For some people on this forum, rap is a fad. It's a popular form of music that they listen to because of it's popularity; if N*Sync was still the shit, then that's what they would be listening to.

For some of us, it's what we relate to. We don't relate to other forms of music like we do rap, because everything else just doesn't hit us in the same way. Sure, we can listen to some Pink Floyd and be like, "Yeah, man, that shit's amazing" but it's not the soundtrack to our lives.

That's how I look at it, anyway. I don't think I'll grow out of the genre, I think the mainstream genre will eventually die out, and the underground will again become the breeding grounds for the sound of rap the world over.

[DƎRDYPK]

For some people on this forum, rap is a fad. It's a popular form of music that they listen to because of it's popularity; if N*Sync was still the shit, then that's what they would be listening to.

For some of us, it's what we relate to. We don't relate to other forms of music like we do rap, because everything else just doesn't hit us in the same way. Sure, we can listen to some Pink Floyd and be like, "Yeah, man, that shit's amazing" but it's not the soundtrack to our lives.

That's how I look at it, anyway. I don't think I'll grow out of the genre, I think the mainstream genre will eventually die out, and the underground will again become the breeding grounds for the sound of rap the world over.

you know the deal

[AliJack]

^ Fuck yeah.

[mcZu]

Rap music is probably the only thing that can satisfy my brain...

[Yah-hah]

I think only the music changes so I don't wanna listen to it. But I think I'll be bumpin Pac and Vinnie Paz when I'm 80

[Kez]

Depends on what "rap music" comes to mean when i'm more grown, really.

[SlmShady200]

at what age do you think you'll finally grow out of rap music? i think i'll have lost interest by the time i'm 40. my stepdad used to be a huge rap fan when he was younger, but he now hates it and finds it irritating. his real son who is now 26 or 27 i think, is growing out of rap right now, and is listening to more bands and acoustic stuff. it's made me wonder, will i ever grow out of rap? and i came to the prediction that i in fact, will grow out of it, and so will most of us, no matter how dedicated to itwe seem. it's interesting, the human life.

Well there is no doubt our tastes change, but Idk about like the classics because that shit is just always there atleast as memories ya know?? Don't know where I'm going with this but I guess I'm trying to say some tastes in music change some just don't burnout.