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General Discussion / Re: MORALE - THE RISING STAR

« on: October 21, 2008, 08:42:01 PM »

Still don get that 'punchline'..No matter how much i try..Maybe Don needs to hook me wit the same trees he's been blazin..if there's any joint that Mo killed its that 'mind on my nine' on Hype vol 15
Oh well

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General Discussion / Re: MORALE - THE RISING STAR

« on: October 21, 2008, 08:38:08 PM »

I think Morale is dope people. To me he is that MC with swag and relevant shit. See how he killed Maggz, L Tido, L.E.S on that Glitterati track called stinger. With lines like "Your family tree is my shoulder height which makes my dick longer than your father's life." Then he spat one of the most relevant shit on I Am, Best ends and I got my mind. I qoute, "My hood friends turned into killers/My model C friends became doctors and lawyers" (so true). As for Sean page. Nice producer, Mceeing? well if the track I heard with Morale on it, he can't even touch the Still born baby. I gotta get his album.

Dude...u must be high on somethin'...Maggz kills all those clowns in that track...

Maggz? Killed who? Please man, Morale murdered the joint. I dare you to qoute me one intelligent line from Maggz on that joint, flip You can even qoute more from the verse by L'tido.

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General Discussion / Re: MORALE - THE RISING STAR

« on: October 20, 2008, 09:05:03 PM »

I think Morale is dope people. To me he is that MC with swag and relevant shit. See how he killed Maggz, L Tido, L.E.S on that Glitterati track called stinger. With lines like "Your family tree is my shoulder height which makes my dick longer than your father's life." Then he spat one of the most relevant shit on I Am, Best ends and I got my mind. I qoute, "My hood friends turned into killers/My model C friends became doctors and lawyers" (so true). As for Sean page. Nice producer, Mceeing? well if the track I heard with Morale on it, he can't even touch the Still born baby. I gotta get his album.

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Politics / Re: Xhosa Tribe

« on: October 16, 2008, 09:57:17 PM »

The way I see it is that the difference btwn the Xhosa and Zulu is the centralisation and decentralisation of power. In the Zulu kingdom power was centralised, Shaka was the paramount chief aka king aka ikumkani aka isilo samabandla. With the Xhosa's it was otherwise, they had chiefs not a king, tribes not a nation. Perhaps the Xhosa was once one tribe but grew and in its growth many tribes were formed instead of one big nation thus came the Amabomvana, AbaThembu, AmaMfengu etc. Others adopted the Xhosa language and thus became Xhosa. E.g. The Bhaca were are Zulu exiles (amaBhaca) who settled near the Mzimvubu river and then adopted ways of living similar to those of the Xhosa tribes. An example of a consequence of this is that Xhosa tribes do not necessarily practise the same traditions or the same traditions in the same way. AmaMpondo for example originally did not get initiated, infact even now very few do. This is a consequence of how any tradition start (another long schooling for ya'll cats which I won't  go into). The AmaBhaca as a consequence of them being originally Zulu did not practise initiation (apparently Shaka burnt it). There are even different dialects of Xhosa, check how the Mpondo speak it for example.

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General Discussion / Re: Lyra**ist Lounge

« on: October 15, 2008, 01:20:43 PM »

Song name: Accelerate
Artist: Flabba
Album: Kut en Joyn

Well I'm the type that makes Freinksteins look like full blown idiots/Just like an angry man in a coffin I'm dead serious/(Your style is fat) Yeah I know I was told/That's why they never get tired of my shit like toilet bowls/Marry had a little lamb but then I stole it/Sold it 2 my mother-in-law then it was roasted/I was about to leave when she said I should stay for supper/And for dinner I had both the lamb and her daughter... I'm not sure about the next 4 bars but the last 4 of this verse went thus; Backstabbers wanna threaten my life/But i backstab them right back with a sharper knife/Infinite skills in other words skill that never ends/I'm proud to say i dedicate this verse to my intelligence...

To me very no MC in SA has matched Flabba's madness pre-2003.

Check some lines from his verse on the song WE put it there (1999). "Even if I was swimming in boiling water I'd still remain raw" "My lyricism is bad for the heart; too much cholesterol (i.e Fat lyrics))"  "Attacking Mc's without warning like silent farts"

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Hot Traxxx / Re: Best Male and female mcs collabo...

« on: October 15, 2008, 01:04:12 PM »

Talib Kweli ft Rah digga and Xzibit - down for the count (X and Rah digga killed kweli on his own shit)
Immortal technique ft Jean grae and pumkin head- I think the song is called the illest
Floetry ft Common - Superstar
Nthabi ft reason - breathe
If Pebbles was an Mc I would say any collabo she's done with Zubz

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Hot Traxxx / Re: AG top 100 songs

« on: October 07, 2008, 10:07:10 PM »

Kaydo- Mad
Skwatta kamp- We pu it there
Flabba- Accelarate
Skwatta kamp- Umoya
Skwatta kamp- Rau rau
Landmynz- 21 rhyme salute
Hymphatic thabs- those who
Kingpin - I salute you
Cashless society- Dolly parton
Kaydo- shine on my shine
Optical Illusion- For hip hop
Snazz d and some cats- not sayin'
Tumi ft Sudan- once upon a time in Africa
Drudge dialect mixtape- Hip hop royalty (especially sketch's verse, mhh)
Driemanskaap- Itsho into
My memory damn!