straps on straps on straps on straaaaps

[bailey_187]

O9mw_-aLRdo

[HEAD ICE]

bailey is like a sidewalk, cuz he is connected to the streets

[Hebrew Hammer]

I dig it, love grim, here is the American version:

7D7zdMf0Jes

[bailey_187]

nah bro, we dont class what i posted as Grime, its just UK Rap, Grimes different. Although it is posted on Grimedaily. Probably Grimes dead.

[L.A.P.]

I don't get it, why are so many people on YouTube hating on this song? Are grime fans sensitive to gangsta rap lyrics themes or something? The song didn't seem that violent.

[bailey_187]

again, this aint grime and most the people listening margs wouldnt call themselves grime fans lol

but nah, fans of grime and the kind of rap margs make dont usualy care about violent lyrics. i onyl see a couple of comments hating on the tune because of it. alot of the hate probably from people from other areas of hackney with rivalries with other parts, see some guys in the video throw up L signs. i dno tho, i dont know much abot all that shit in hackney, im not from there and its all boring and pointless to me

[Aurora]

I read the Title as 'Strap ons strap ons strap ons'

Needless to say i'm severely disappointed, i'll just let myself out...

[L.A.P.]

again, this aint grime and most the people listening margs wouldnt call themselves grime fans lol

but nah, fans of grime and the kind of rap margs make dont usualy care about violent lyrics. i onyl see a couple of comments hating on the tune because of it then. alot of the hate probably from people from other areas of hackney with rivalries with other parts, see some guys in the video throw up L signs. i dno tho, i dont know much abot all that shit in hackney, im not from there and its all boring and pointless to me

London is more gangsta' than I thought.:lol:

[Tablo]

I read the Title as 'Strap ons strap ons strap ons'

Needless to say i'm severely disappointed, i'll just let myself out...
My thoughts exactly.

[Rusty Shackleford]

http://cfs9.blog.daum.net/image/36/blog/2007/12/19/20/15/4768fd6e3706c
or:

http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_l9iwp2P10E1qb5grro1_500.jpg

[Tablo]

The bottom one.

[Johnny Kerosene]

The bottom one.

Yeah.

[Misanthrope]

What's grim?

[Pawn Power]

I thought this thread was about strap ons.

After skimming it, I have no idea.

[praxis1966]

I thought this thread was about strap ons.

After skimming it, I have no idea.

Don't feel bad. I don't what the fuck bailey's on about half the time and I've been here every day for months now.

[synthesis]

Rack em, rack, rackball

[☭The Revolution☭]

I came into this thread hoping that it didn't include dildos. I lost the game.

[bailey_187]

What's grim?

grime*

genre of music in london that is similar to hip hop, but isnt hip hop. came out of garage music

[bailey_187]

Don't feel bad. I don't what the fuck bailey's on about half the time and I've been here every day for months now.

im not that hard to undertsnad am i bro

[praxis1966]

im not that hard to undertsnad am i bro

Nah, bro, just yankin' your chain.

[An archist]

grime*

genre of music in london that is similar to hip hop, but isnt hip hop. came out of garage music

You mean: "it's the london variation of hip hop"

[L.A.P.]

but nah, fans of grime and the kind of rap margs make dont usualy care about violent lyrics. i onyl see a couple of comments hating on the tune because of it. alot of the hate probably from people from other areas of hackney with rivalries with other parts, see some guys in the video throw up L signs. i dno tho, i dont know much abot all that shit in hackney, im not from there and its all boring and pointless to me

There seems to be a lot of controversy in Britain about the violent lyrics of Grime and I don't understand why now a days why that would be controversial, it's not even that violent. Was gangsta rap never popular in Britain so the violent rap lyrics are something new to Britain or something?

[bailey_187]

You mean: "it's the london variation of hip hop"

no because its not

we have UK Hip Hop, its very different than Grime.

Grime came out of garage. it was influenced by hip hop, but it was also influeced by dancehall - no one calls it the london version of dancehall

When Grime first started to become distinct to Garage music in the early 2000s, no one was sure what to call it yet. But NO ONE thought to call it UK Hip Hop
The problem of what to call it is shown in this song
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More Grime.
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[bailey_187]

There seems to be a lot of controversy in Britain about the violent lyrics of Grime and I don't understand why now a days why that would be controversial, it's not even that violent. Was gangsta rap never popular in Britain so the violent rap lyrics are something new to Britain or something?

when grime was actually popular and was getting criticised i think alot of it had to do with the fact that grime was centred around raves etc, which people would go to and there was often violence there, including from the MCs themselve to eachother

no one really criticises grime now tho because most kids dont listen to grime, and judging from the last time i saw a grime MC perform, its more of a hipster scene now, so not much violence

when violent lyrics in UK music get criticised, i think its more to do with the fact tthat the people saying these lyrics live a short bus ride or tube journey from the critics. In london the "bad" areas are dotted inbetween "good" areas, rather than a strict segregation like in america. so alot of people were probably less comfortable with hearing what is basicaly a kid who they might walk past on the street talk violence, then someone from the distant lands of Compton

i can talk UK music for days brah

[JustMovement]

Uk hip hop has great beats and well produced, but lyrically its mostly awful.