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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Bags on December 13, 2004, 03:11:00 pm
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In the last two days, I've read about freak folk in the NY Times (as epitomized by Devendra Banhart) and crunk in The Guardian (some hip-hop subgenre out of the South beloved by Paris Hilton and Korn...).
First off -- what?
Any other major musical developments that seem to be passing me by?
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Crunk (http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,1364507,00.html), from the Guardian:
According to the movement's main man though, Atlanta producer and artist, Lil Jon, the explanation is much more visceral. "You can feel real crunk in your soul," he states. "It's high-energy rap music strictly designed for the clubs. It makes you wild out," says the musician who has singlehandedly crafted three US number ones this year alone, including Usher's worldwide hit, Yeah. His own album, Crunk Juice, as part of Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz sits directly behind Eminem and Destiny's Child in this week's Billboard chart, selling 363,000 copies in its first week. "It's a lot of energy, like black punk-rock music."
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I think we should be more concerned with when the British are going to try and imitate "crunk." Booyakasha... Lil' Horace up in da Durrrty South.
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dude, you hadn't heard of crunk? or drank crunk juice?
there's this crazy new genre called "punk", it's all the rage among the kids these days.
Originally posted by Bags:
In the last two days, I've read about freak folk in the NY Times (as epitomized by Devendra Banhart) and crunk in The Guardian (some hip-hop subgenre out of the South beloved by Paris Hilton and Korn...).
First off -- what?
Any other major musical developments that seem to be passing me by?
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Crunk (http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/fridayreview/story/0,12102,1364507,00.html), from the Guardian:
According to the movement's main man though, Atlanta producer and artist, Lil Jon, the explanation is much more visceral. "You can feel real crunk in your soul," he states. "It's high-energy rap music strictly designed for the clubs. It makes you wild out," says the musician who has singlehandedly crafted three US number ones this year alone, including Usher's worldwide hit, Yeah. His own album, Crunk Juice, as part of Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz sits directly behind Eminem and Destiny's Child in this week's Billboard chart, selling 363,000 copies in its first week. "It's a lot of energy, like black punk-rock music."
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Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
dude, you hadn't heard of crunk? or drank crunk juice?
are you a fraternity (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6676586/) member?
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Originally posted by pollard:
Originally posted by HoyaSaxa03:
dude, you hadn't heard of crunk? or drank crunk juice?
are you a fraternity (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6676586/) member? [/b]
nope, my school didn't have a greek system, I'm just a fairly astute observer of popular culture.
i mean, come on, crunk?? it's everywhere!!
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only a pitt man would deconstruct 'dude'. hope he does 'yinz' next.
and c'mon, crunk is everywhere. dave chappel does a whole lil john bit
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Crunk is a good time.
It's the Andrew WK of mainstream rap; cuts the shit and goes straight for the party.
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"It's hip to be square."
-Huey Lewis
"I don't want to be famous as a movie star and have the whole world love me, I want to be a creative actress. I want to work with people who will let me do my job to the fullest, without the spotlight on me."
- Juliette Lewis
"I've always wanted a multimedia entertainment conglomerate, and so that's what I've always been building on."
- Emmanuel Lewis
"If I'm going to Hell, I'm going there playing the piano. "
- Jerry Lee Lewis
"For me not to go on would be like Salk withholding the cure"
- Jerry Lewis
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You want to know what's really wild? There are all of these entertainers with the last name Lewis, and they say things!
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i think "crunk" is where racism spawns from. i cant blame them..