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Battle One on One / Re: The Rise of Female Mc's

« on: February 25, 2011, 11:49:28 AM »

Never got to har her album too, only her single, a teaser of the unexpected which is nothing, like she bacame a 1 hit 1nder.........but then there's my gracius Rah Digga *the imperial herself*....its a pity the game is no longer the same, there are more females rappin then there was back in the da *in absolute quantity* but there are'n many headin the game *no quality to all these hoe's in the game*. Where are the Yoyo's of our present day...the Mc Lyte's, The Old School Queen Latifah's, the Patra's for the ragga maffin gals, The Da Brats, L Boogies *and with her not makin a come back anytime soon we may be facin deep lyrical dire straits* Where are they and why are they not appearin. And the female rappers that we do hear shy away from feministic ways and tend to downplay their skills for the sake of femmininity.

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Battle One on One / Re: The Rise of Female Mc's

« on: February 25, 2011, 11:13:14 AM »

Yo!......Nonchalant!!!!!!!.........take me back........"5 o'clock in the mornin where you gonna be!!! outside on the corner...."

Le wayza le track!!!!!

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Battle One on One / Re: The Rise of Female Mc's

« on: February 25, 2011, 11:08:53 AM »

AHA...........I'm glad you decided to take ur panties off and represent as you are.....I belong to an all male crew of rappers and I am a female, and more often than not I find myself very irrate when refered to as a female mc, why cant I just be called a rapper..........Its like people try to get you to think out of the box by puttin you in the box, I say I like to eliminate the box. There are no confines in my mind coz there are no boundry lines, once one a**umes that there is a box then there is a boundry, and hence a limit to push, and once you a**ume that there is no boundry and hence no limits then the possibilities become endless.

The next chick to bust through to mainstream and represent Africa as a continent will come from South Africa...

*Some1 made a comment about Nicki Manaj earlier....listen to her mixtapes from wayback and a track she does with Jay Z, Kanye and Rick Ross, no Drake with a flossy style, a real hard core track *Its on the Kanye "My Deep Dark Twisted Fantasy"* Here she kicks the animation out the window and actually applies it appropriately, not as a marketing gimmick, and she manages to show her true skill, and I'll say anyday d@ biaaaaaaatch is a lyricist, and th@s the gist of it when it comes to Nicki.

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Battle One on One / Re: The Rise of Female Mc's

« on: February 25, 2011, 09:57:10 AM »

All righteeeee now!!!!.I'm feeling the point of "there is no such thing as a female mc", I thinks it really valid and does indeed perpertuate an inferriority complex among such title bearers....Lets call them 'the bearers of the flow/ who keep coppin' th@ doe/ and hopefully neva a hoe/ with bubble gum and a lamp post!' hahahaha!!! But how else would we name or brand them for they are the queens of flo?

*Oh! And The Thembi Seete thing!!!! I wasnt implying th@ she's a rapper hence I said "she raps from memory of her yesteryears " when she was with Boom Shaka and Thembi Seeti *and she only dropped a couple of nonsensical bars on an 8 track album debut* But she did a heck of a job choppin and screwin Mo Chedda up @ last years MAMA's! I'll give props for that,since Mo Chedda is dubbed one of the best female MC's on african soil.

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Battle One on One / The Rise of Female Mc's

« on: February 24, 2011, 12:54:18 PM »

Are we really ready for the reveal of a female MC into mainstream? Is a girl like Mo Cheddar really ready to be given a run for her money? At the last MAMA awards Mo Cheddar got slaughtered, on her own track, by Thembi Seete who's a Sputh African and not really an astude rapper. Thembi raps from memory of her yesteryears in Boom Shaka along with the late Lebo Mathosa. Is it actually possible that the next biggest female MC in African soil could be born in South Africa?

Holla @ me with y'alls opinions1 Let it all hang!