DumplinG

Houston, TX USA

August 15, 2007

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Band/artist history

I started rapping since I was 12 and just recently started to show improvement (I'm 15).  My boy Timeless first got me into the game by giving me something to beat.  He made a track, I said it sucked and had to prove I could do better.  I did better.  Afterwards I wrote to get thoughts down but PhattyT came along and gave me someone to look up to.  He got me to where I am now.

Your musical influences

I'd like to thank my homeboy Timeless for throwing me into the game, PhattyT for getting me this far, and all the real emcees out there producing real music for giving me something to look up to.

Anything else?

Safety put in his 2 cents, and since I have many, many pennies.. here's mine.  Ring tone rappers need to get real.  Music was made as a way of expressing one's thoughts and emotions, and to relay an idea to the public.  How is writing a song like Crank That(Soulja Boi) mean anything at all?   Also, music wasn't made to tell people how much "ice" you have or all the hoes you have crawling all over you.   Why would people care how much money you have, money doesn't equal a good rapper.  Money means your manager knows how to endorse your piece of crap music.  While all the good rappers are forced to stay underground or make collaborations with the ring tone rappers of the world just to get known.  Hip hop truly is dying and the real rappers are trying to save it.  Pieces of shit like 50 cent deserves to retire.  Rappers like Jim Jones, Jibbs, Soulja Boi, Rick Ross, Fat Joe, and many others, need to get real, get a life, and learn how to write music that means something.  Name one song any of them did that wasn't talking about how much jewelry, hoes, or money they have, or bragging about themselves and speaking of something of menial value such as We Fly High, We Takin' Over, I Got Money in the Bank, and Chain Hang Low.  To those people who took the time out to read everything I said just now, I thank you, for you may be Hip hop's savior.  That was about a dollar's worth, but oh well.



If you ever want to collab with me, just hit me up on aim. 

:musicalaznnerd

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