Comments on: Kanye West – Paranoid http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/ Online Magazine for Fashion, Sneakers, and Culture Mon, 13 Feb 2012 19:03:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: that one guy http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-72075 that one guy Fri, 29 May 2009 14:04:01 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-72075 how come all the vid are removed now? how come all the vid are removed now?

]]> By: that one guy http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344920 that one guy Fri, 29 May 2009 14:04:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344920 how come all the vid are removed now? how come all the vid are removed now?

]]> By: that one guy http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344921 that one guy Fri, 29 May 2009 14:04:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344921 how come all the vid are removed now? how come all the vid are removed now?

]]> By: wesside4life http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-71861 wesside4life Thu, 28 May 2009 21:51:26 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-71861 Black Pop. That's the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, 'hood culture, or hip-hop culture - Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture. More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we'll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn't sound like Black Pop. Check yourself. Black Pop. That’s the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, ‘hood culture, or hip-hop culture – Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture.

More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we’ll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn’t sound like Black Pop. Check yourself.

]]> By: wesside4life http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344918 wesside4life Thu, 28 May 2009 21:51:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344918 Black Pop. That's the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, 'hood culture, or hip-hop culture - Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture. More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we'll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn't sound like Black Pop. Check yourself. Black Pop. That’s the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, ‘hood culture, or hip-hop culture – Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture.

More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we’ll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn’t sound like Black Pop. Check yourself.

]]> By: wesside4life http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344919 wesside4life Thu, 28 May 2009 21:51:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344919 Black Pop. That's the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, 'hood culture, or hip-hop culture - Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture. More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we'll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn't sound like Black Pop. Check yourself. Black Pop. That’s the new genre being formed by the newer, younger, more open-minded generation of entertainers. Not necessarily true to r&b or hip-hop, but palatable across several demographic and consumer groups. Not true to street culture, ‘hood culture, or hip-hop culture – Kanye, Black Eye Peas, Chris Brown, and surprisingly Jay-Z are creating a bridge from the heart of hip-hop directly into the heart of national pop. As open-minded as they all are, they neglect the issues related to hyper-assimilation, such as the erosion of the original art/culture; the loss of identity and recognition of the original culture; and the ultimate ostracism of the original culture.

More power to Black Pop, but make sure to differentiate it from Hip-Hop. Otherwise, we’ll end up hating real hip-hop because it doesn’t sound like Black Pop. Check yourself.

]]> By: drowsy1228 http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-71732 drowsy1228 Thu, 28 May 2009 18:02:21 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-71732 this guy really .......sucks this guy really …….sucks

]]> By: drowsy1228 http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344916 drowsy1228 Thu, 28 May 2009 18:02:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344916 this guy really .......sucks this guy really …….sucks

]]> By: drowsy1228 http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-344917 drowsy1228 Thu, 28 May 2009 18:02:00 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-344917 this guy really .......sucks this guy really …….sucks

]]> By: bukkake king http://hypebeast.com/2009/05/kanye-west-paranoid/#comment-71712 bukkake king Thu, 28 May 2009 17:22:57 +0000 http://hypebeast.com/?p=100083#comment-71712 People must be paranoid if they think that this fish stick lovin clown made a good video. People must be paranoid if they think that this fish stick lovin clown made a good video.

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