Spend That (Wicked A** Song or Is That Your Jam?)

konceptjones said:
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KC,

Maybe I'm wrong, have you, Every stride and shake be in flow with that organ, how can you dance and shake without the organ.

Du, I don't know man, maybe yall get down different
 
Duwop said:
Again, I listen to it all. There's definitely songs that speak to me more, but they hit me harder when I'm open to those emotions.

My FAVORITE gospel song is I almost let go by Kurt Carr... And I actually love this song. When Ms Barbra at my church sings it, it's hard not to tear up cuz I'm open in my emotions, she sings it with passion.


But if it comes on while I'm trying get my freak on with my lady.... Imma skip that shit.... Cuz that's not what I'm trying to listen to at the moment. I don't get teary eyed. I just ain't in the mood for that shit
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@AP4.0

Read that

Lol
 
Knock_Twice said:
So music can make people dance but it can't make people wanna scam

It can make people smile and laugh and feel good but it can't make people wanna scam,

Music can make niggas workout for 1hour but it can't make bitches become scammers or game niggas?
Ok

It can make people think they wanna push dope, or go drop a hit on a nigga, but scamming, music can't do that. lol

Ok, yall
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If you don't wanna dance. A song will not make you dance. You have to choose to dance.

If you don't wanna laugh, a song will not make you laugh.

If you didn't wanna work out a song will not make you wanna work out.

If you have no desire to sell dope, no song on this planet will make you take your hard earned money, and try to flip it on the block.

Take some accountability
 
Duwop said:
Again, I listen to it all. There's definitely songs that speak to me more, but they hit me harder when I'm open to those emotions.

My FAVORITE gospel song is I almost let go by Kurt Carr... And I actually love this song. When Ms Barbra at my church sings it, it's hard not to tear up cuz I'm open in my emotions, she sings it with passion.


But if it comes on while I'm trying get my freak on with my lady.... Imma skip that shit.... Cuz that's not what I'm trying to listen to at the moment. I don't get teary eyed. I just ain't in the mood for that shit
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Bruh, if I pull up to the liquor store and there's some broads coming out or going in and that's all they're doing, and I pull up blasting some ghettotech, old Luke, or some Cuban or Dominican shits (which I often have blasting out the ride), and they start dancing and shaking ass to it, you're telling us that they already wanted to do it and the music I just happened to roll up with was the catalyst for it???


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Knock_Twice said:
So Back That Ass come, a bitch gotta feel like moving, the music plays no part, it's her feeling at that time that makes her wanna dance.

@AP4.0

Du trolling skills lacking man
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The fact that you call her a bitch so Willy Billy would be the exact reason why some women wouldn't dance to that stunt song.

" I ain't finna shake my ass and have these niggas think I'm some easy to fuck bitch"
 
Knock_Twice said:
KC,

Maybe I'm wrong, have you, Every stride and shake be in flow with that organ, how can you dance and shake without the organ.

Du, I don't know man, maybe yall get down different
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Naw, it's just that alotta testimonies, people start shouting and dancing on their own, and the musicians gotta run to try to catch up.

Sometimes there's no musicians there, but they still dance ...

We had a church where the drummer got locked up and the organist went to another church. It was rough for a while... Didn't stop people from catching the ghost.

Some folks need the music first... Some are their own vibe.
 
konceptjones said:
Bruh, if I pull up to the liquor store and there's some broads coming out or going in and that's all they're doing, and I pull up blasting some ghettotech, old Luke, or some Cuban or Dominican shits (which I often have blasting out the ride), and they start dancing and shaking ass to it, you're telling us that they already wanted to do it and the music I just happened to roll up with was the catalyst for it???


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They coming out the liquor store... They are clearly trying to get lit
 
Duwop said:
Here's the thing. Y'all too focused on the negative to address how the impact and influence of music really works.

If a song "makes" you do something, you are removing all the accountable factors into that decision making process.
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Yall will sit here and say everyone under the sun is influenced by black American culture and rap/hiphop. As soon as someone says something in rap and by extension the culture negatively influences people then all of sudden its incredulous for anyone to be influenced.

Duwop said:
It cuts both ways.

I love the song "Nothing even matters" from the first time I heard that song, I always knew I wanted a relationship like that.. It has always been in my regular rotation. I put it on the first mixtape CD I made my wife. And we agreed to make it our wedding song, because we both felt it reflected what we thought love was.

If that song doesn't exist, I still marry the same woman. I just find another song that I feel reflects our union.

I'm not going to credit that song for making me the person that my wife fall in love with. Or me playing that song made her fall in love with me. The song as great and emotionally connected we are to it... Does not truly define our lives.... Even though we both love it
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Duwop said:
My point, my overall point, is people choose their actions.. They make conscious decisions based on who they are and how they feel. Having a song that they feel addresses or speaks to those feelings isn't the problem, whether it's a good song or a bad song. But to credit that song as the reason for their actions removes any accountability for that person . Child or adult. Children are definitely more impressionable, but it's always the responsibility of the adults around then to make sure they are directed in the right way. If a kid is around criminal adults who like to listen to criminal music , and teach that child to be a criminal.... It's the adults around that child who should be held accountable.. Not the artists or the industry.
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I don't think anyone is doing that int least not me. I've never said song x or x group of songs makes random listeners get up after hearing it and commit murder and crime. (Although songs used in rap beefs have led to people ending up dead or in prison) Im saying negative rap and/or rappers can negatively influence someone's mindset and values.

Duwop said:
If a child is brought up in a loving home.. Around adults who listen to loving music, and taught to be loving individuals... It's not Lauryn Hill and Dangelo that made these kids loving people.... It's the environment the adults around then created.
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What about the children that might not grow up in loving homes and/or that live around irresponsible adults that constantly expose them to negative rap. What about children around teen parents who haven't grown out of being influenced by rap themselves might never grow out of it and are exposing their children to it?

Duwop said:
But just like the negative cases, theres always obsessed fans... Even of positive artists ( I'll use Swifties) that make their lives about the artist and music, and will credit their entire lives to someone they never even met. That's not a mentally healthy person.

That kinda person and personality will always exist... And they will at times attach themselves to music or an artist and make the decision to move that was with the abandonment of accountability using the excuse that the music influenced them.

When majority of listeners know how to construct conduct themselves accordingly.
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I think you underestimate how impressionable people are. And yes obsessed fans will always exist but why does negativity and toxicity
in rap have to? Why is beefing, drug use, fast money, popping pussy, running down ops etc at the forefront for OUR music and entertainment.

Duwop said:
But honestly, whatever , I could be wrong...I just don't be trying to buy that shit... People always trying to blame everything and everybody except themselves for their actions.
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What? Who am I blaming for my actions?
 
Prime example


Myself and @BlackRain are from DC and Bmore respectively. I don't even really know bro for real.... But let's say, we're in the car on a road trip... We're both in our 20's .. Say we went to the same college, out of town, like a 90 minute drive.... Philly.

He leaves from DC, picks me up in Bmore.... We're driving to homecoming weekend the year after we graduate. We going up to party..we pregaming on the ride.... Laughing , jamming out to music, completely lit.... Like we in the using partying mood..



The most catchy, popular, his all time favorite Go-Go song could come on, and this nigga Black is literally, he jamming in his seat, he singing the words, he's turning it up.... Like to an entire city...and even outside of it.... This song is a legit hit.. It's catchy, it has rhythm, it gets a lotta parties started...and this nigga is legit going off.....

Me cuz I'm from Bmore.... I'm looking at him like 😐


And if it was Bmore club music... Something I jam too.... Bro would have the exact same reaction......


But........

Once we get to said party..... We'll both dance to the other music bcuz in a college party environment, all along the East Coast.... Bmore club and DC go-go equally will get a party lit...and niggas is definitely on the floors dancing with shorties thru both sets.... Cuz we're open to it, and want to party based off the environment.

But if we just chilling....we skipping right over the shit, cuz no matter how catchy or good the shit is. You gotta be in the mood to let that shit really get a hold of you.

That's why people tend to drink and get high when they listen to music
.. It's easier to let go and let the music consume you.

But in a normal neutral state.... You gotta want to be in a mood and select music they directly speaks to that.

I feel like the vibe dictates the music, the music doesn't dictate the vibe.

Nobody fucks to gospel. Unless they freaky as shit on some other shit... And again pre-existing issues
 
Lol, no lie.... Corner boys outside... Little young niggas...I shit you not. As I'm walking up to the house, they outside jamming to some to rnb 🤣🤣

They definitely not inspired to be outside off that shit
 
Du, please get unbored

Knock don't really care about this shit

I promise you he don't

Ask that nigga why he was under the table calling 911 when the fight broke out at the party I was helping him with
 
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Does this music make niggas wanna hang in the trap and live that life... I'm not to familiar with the artist and her impact
 
AP4.0 said:
Du, please get unbored

Knock don't really care about this shit

I promise you he don't

Ask that nigga why he was under the table calling 911 when the fight broke out at the party I was helping him with
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I know.. It killed my last hour of work and rush hour traffic...I gotta take my son to football, and I gotta good hour till the girls get home....

Imma read and respond to Freeman post when I get back, I promise
 
a.mann said:
Why wouldn't it be? Lol.

Here… I’ll help:


"Ante Up" is literally a robbery anthem. The whole song is about stealing and sticking people up, using force,violence and even kidnapping if the victims resist.
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Cause

  1. The post you quoted said what the song was about.
  2. You've current heard the song so I assume you already knew what it was about.
So, I'm not sure why you asked that question.
 
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