The Official HipHop Club, Yes, Yes, Y'all Options

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Just to add some balance for the hiphop heads that feel left out, I decided to begin another chapter to add to the big book of official clubs.

Who wants to join?

We need a designer to hook up a siggy for all those who are down with the movement.

Let us begin, shall we?

Lets keep hiphop alive and play a part in keeping it from becoming the modern Minstrel Show.

Rules

1. You must love hiphop. I don't care where you're from, who you like or what other genres you listen to, a love for hiphop and all the elements of the culture is a must.

2. If you make a claim, back it up. Don't just say "So and so is garbage," without giving a reason why. However, there are a few exceptions (i.e. D4L, Mike Jones, Webbie, etc).

3. Contribute in any way you can.

4. No member bashing. However, you might just get roasted. If you say something and you get clowned because of it, understand that it just comes with the territory. This rule is most likely to get bent along the way.

5. Enjoy yourselves.

THE FLY ONES INCLUDE:

-Yours Truly
-rawtheekuh
-Arjuna Capulong
-KCreateBlog
-Madame C
-UHH
-slammin shelby
-CLYDE
-Shahin
-mznikki
-show me
-Hiphop d[-_-]b
-digital.fragrance
-mzkandi
-brownsugar


The movement is moving

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Chicago: Bump J is Lupe's counterpart. He's more or less an evil twin.

Lupe has done the street thing but his focus was betterment for himself, his camp and for hiphop in general. His mixtapes are ill but they have a raw edge to them. Where as on his album, he's much more refined.

Bump is just hood all around. He'll make a political reference or two, but you won't hear him make a song like American Terrorist (Food & Liquor) or Conflict Diamonds (Fahrenheit 1/15 Mixtape) like Lu would.

Not to take anything away from Bump J, though. Dude is nice on the mic.

Rhymefest's album is sooo underrated. Hell, Chicago hiphop in itself is underrated.