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Dungeons And Dragons Rap!

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
troubledyouth42
Jun 24, 2009 19:35:02 Me and my friends produced a rap about playing dungeons and dragons. I find it to be quite humorous so I want people to check it out and tell me what you think :D

Its at www.myspace.com/topgunz69

Thanks!
#2
Reg06
Jun 25, 2009 1:31:09 1. They each deserve at least one swift kick to the groin for the liberal use of the n-bomb.
2. I've nothing against mixing gangsta-rap and D&D, I like both things, and it has been done well (McChris). But they forced it, and it isn't good.
3. If the MySpace page is serious, that's sad. If it is supposed to be a joke, it was done poorly, and it's still sad.
#3
rake
Jun 25, 2009 7:42:20 Randy Jackson: 'Naw, dood... naw'.
Paula Abdul: 'I think you guys should... keep trying.'
Simon Cowell: 'That was an abomination. Honestly, the single worst thing I've ever seen in my life. Get out of here.'

Side note:
Show
How can everything be the 'worst thing Simon has ever seen / heard'?
#4
bob_loblaw
Jun 25, 2009 14:03:20 I have to say that it renewed my dislike of rap. I just couldn't get past the first minute or so. If you enjoyed it, that's great. Keep doing what you enjoy. Don't let an old fart like me stop you.
#5
MechaPilot
Jun 25, 2009 17:31:20
1. They each deserve at least one swift kick to the groin for the liberal use of the n-bomb.

The n-bomb? Seriously?!

troubledyouth42: Dude. We're supposed to be better than that.
#6
Overmind69
Jun 25, 2009 18:26:51 Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap.
#7
Reg06
Jun 25, 2009 22:16:55
Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap.

That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race.
#8
MechaPilot
Jun 25, 2009 22:21:36
Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap.

I like rap, when it actually says something. Unfortunately most of the rap I hear is about having lots of cash and being fawned over by loose women. I love "Fight the Power", and Eminem's song "Beautiful". Thos songs actually mean something more than $$$-booty-booty-booty-$$$.
#9
Reg06
Jun 25, 2009 22:37:38
Thos songs actually mean something more than $$$-booty-booty-booty-$$$.

What's so bad about that?
#10
MechaPilot
Jun 25, 2009 22:49:15 About what? The way you applied the qoute makes it seem a bit vague to me.
#11
ciaran
Jun 25, 2009 22:53:53 Crass. Honkies should know better, but the n-word aside...

The two rappers were clumsy rhythmically. When a lyric doesn't seem to fit easily into the space you've asigned it, then you start triming off sylables or subdivide the rhythms you're singing until it fits. You guys should be listening to each other and offer honest criticism each other's performance. You'll become better for it. And if you can't take that kind of feedback, then you might as well quit now.

The worst thing of all, to me anyway, was the complete lack of conviction in the performance. There was no feeling behind the words. When a performer doesn't take himself seriously, neither will the audience. You could write the best rap ever (you didn't) and if you can't spit, nobody is going to give a damn. Back to the drawing board boys.
#12
Overmind69
Jun 25, 2009 23:49:56
That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race.

Not when most of rap is so simliar to this. The only difference was, this was poorly produced. I said solidify, not create.
#13
dirtyfrank
Jun 25, 2009 23:53:17 You guys actually listened to the whole thing? I only got about 10 seconds in.
#14
Reg06
Jun 26, 2009 4:51:46
About what? The way you applied the qoute makes it seem a bit vague to me.

What's so bad about songs that are only about booty and cash?

Booty and Cash. That should be a bad 70's cop TV series.
#15
cherubaddon
Jun 26, 2009 6:12:51
Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap.

+1.

That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race.

As a matter of fact, they both did.
#16
Overmind69
Jun 26, 2009 6:35:51
What's so bad about songs that are only about booty and cash?

Booty and Cash. That should be a bad 70's cop TV series.

Usually the songs about demeaning women and illegal drug outfits for cash flow, ect ect, is what I find wrong. Not including the inevitable violence of course.
#17
Reg06
Jun 26, 2009 6:53:48
Usually the songs about demeaning women and illegal drug outfits for cash flow, ect ect, is what I find wrong. Not including the inevitable violence of course.

Seems par for course for the music industry. At least for the last 3 decades.
#18
Overmind69
Jun 26, 2009 8:15:15
Seems par for course for the music industry. At least for the last 3 decades.

Not with the multitude of bands I listen to.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 troubledyouth42 Jun 24, 2009 19:35:02	Me and my friends produced a rap about playing dungeons and dragons. I find it to be quite humorous so I want people to check it out and tell me what you think :D Its at www.myspace.com/topgunz69 Thanks!
#2 Reg06 Jun 25, 2009 1:31:09	1. They each deserve at least one swift kick to the groin for the liberal use of the n-bomb. 2. I've nothing against mixing gangsta-rap and D&D, I like both things, and it has been done well (McChris). But they forced it, and it isn't good. 3. If the MySpace page is serious, that's sad. If it is supposed to be a joke, it was done poorly, and it's still sad.
#3 rake Jun 25, 2009 7:42:20	Randy Jackson: 'Naw, dood... naw'. Paula Abdul: 'I think you guys should... keep trying.' Simon Cowell: 'That was an abomination. Honestly, the single worst thing I've ever seen in my life. Get out of here.' Side note: Show How can everything be the 'worst thing Simon has ever seen / heard'?
#4 bob_loblaw Jun 25, 2009 14:03:20	I have to say that it renewed my dislike of rap. I just couldn't get past the first minute or so. If you enjoyed it, that's great. Keep doing what you enjoy. Don't let an old fart like me stop you.
#5 MechaPilot Jun 25, 2009 17:31:20	1. They each deserve at least one swift kick to the groin for the liberal use of the n-bomb. The n-bomb? Seriously?! troubledyouth42: Dude. We're supposed to be better than that.
#6 Overmind69 Jun 25, 2009 18:26:51	Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap.
#7 Reg06 Jun 25, 2009 22:16:55	Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap. That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race.
#8 MechaPilot Jun 25, 2009 22:21:36	Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap. I like rap, when it actually says something. Unfortunately most of the rap I hear is about having lots of cash and being fawned over by loose women. I love "Fight the Power", and Eminem's song "Beautiful". Thos songs actually mean something more than $$$-booty-booty-booty-$$$.
#9 Reg06 Jun 25, 2009 22:37:38	Thos songs actually mean something more than $$$-booty-booty-booty-$$$. What's so bad about that?
#10 MechaPilot Jun 25, 2009 22:49:15	About what? The way you applied the qoute makes it seem a bit vague to me.
#11 ciaran Jun 25, 2009 22:53:53	Crass. Honkies should know better, but the n-word aside... The two rappers were clumsy rhythmically. When a lyric doesn't seem to fit easily into the space you've asigned it, then you start triming off sylables or subdivide the rhythms you're singing until it fits. You guys should be listening to each other and offer honest criticism each other's performance. You'll become better for it. And if you can't take that kind of feedback, then you might as well quit now. The worst thing of all, to me anyway, was the complete lack of conviction in the performance. There was no feeling behind the words. When a performer doesn't take himself seriously, neither will the audience. You could write the best rap ever (you didn't) and if you can't spit, nobody is going to give a damn. Back to the drawing board boys.
#12 Overmind69 Jun 25, 2009 23:49:56	That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race. Not when most of rap is so simliar to this. The only difference was, this was poorly produced. I said solidify, not create.
#13 dirtyfrank Jun 25, 2009 23:53:17	You guys actually listened to the whole thing? I only got about 10 seconds in.
#14 Reg06 Jun 26, 2009 4:51:46	About what? The way you applied the qoute makes it seem a bit vague to me. What's so bad about songs that are only about booty and cash? Booty and Cash. That should be a bad 70's cop TV series.
#15 cherubaddon Jun 26, 2009 6:12:51	Thanks for solidifying my hatred of rap. +1. That's like saying Good Charlotte solidified your hatred of punk, or Pol Pot solidified your hatred of the human race. As a matter of fact, they both did.
#16 Overmind69 Jun 26, 2009 6:35:51	What's so bad about songs that are only about booty and cash? Booty and Cash. That should be a bad 70's cop TV series. Usually the songs about demeaning women and illegal drug outfits for cash flow, ect ect, is what I find wrong. Not including the inevitable violence of course.
#17 Reg06 Jun 26, 2009 6:53:48	Usually the songs about demeaning women and illegal drug outfits for cash flow, ect ect, is what I find wrong. Not including the inevitable violence of course. Seems par for course for the music industry. At least for the last 3 decades.
#18 Overmind69 Jun 26, 2009 8:15:15	Seems par for course for the music industry. At least for the last 3 decades. Not with the multitude of bands I listen to.