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<< We are a nation of provincials, we get excited over little things, and we believe everything! what a mess >> Compared to the USA and France, we’re doing much better; there, the more nonsense you talk, the more records you sell. Millions, not to exaggerate. A piece by Snoop Dogg from 2006 in 2006 Snoop had been a billionaire for eleven years and hadn’t seen Compton in at least eight. Yet he sold millions of copies of this single, several million. In France, let’s not even talk about it, my god, they have the worst musical garbage ever seen on planet Earth. But, REALLY GARBAGE from a musical standpoint, in terms of concepts, poses, everything. It’s annoying that Italy is always seen as garbage; sometimes take a look outside too. In France, Trucebaldazzi doesn’t exist; there are the originals driving Ferraris.
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<< I have one for you, Caz >> Eh chenunconosco sagaersecco? I saw a documentary a couple of years ago, made by a journalist, about life in public housing in major Italian cities. The first question was "what is a borgata?" and they showed a barrage of responses from various characters. In the middle of the barrage, Saga also appears responding "pèmmè abborgata è... nùòsòddire bbene... er peggio deiggironi dest'inferno...". I stopped laughing last week. It's also on YouTube. PS A kiss to the kids.
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<< one must conceive and nurture the myth >> The Myth? But aren’t you exaggerating a bit? In a couple of years, those who currently follow Carter will grow up, and with Carter's disappearance, Baldazzi will fade away too. They are just temporary minor players in the mass youth culture (or underage adult culture), even mentioning them seriously is an exaggeration. << I hope this is just a big joke, >> Still don't trust it? It’s a parody, send an email to those who follow football and ask them.
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<< Christ, how did I not realize this before?? >> Even my tone was satirical, we’re posting in a space that puts baldazzi in our heads, it’s obvious that “the savior of the homeland” was ironic. Taking things too seriously is harmful; at most, you should stay alert but smiling :-) Capeesh?
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"Trust me, Aban talks about a world and a city that don’t exist." Undoubtedly, yes, I also met Aban at a concert organized by a friend of mine. As in every city in Italy, there’s someone who brings the drugs and someone who distributes them; Lecce, as far as I understand, is a bit particular lately both because the big heads of the Sacra Corona Unita haven't been taken out yet, and because the Albanians are still present (I have a friend dating a girl from Lecce). Aban is just one of many who got caught up in that scene, he knows slightly how it works, and he does what’s bad in between. If there was something bad in between, he produced rap CDs and made videos with Bentleys, he certainly wasn’t rapping while driving a nice car. To me, he assured me that I was facing a street pusher like there are millions, nothing more.
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Because, would you rather they pump the originals? Or Lady Gaga and the Vibrazioni? For me, it's nice to know that there's someone who notices the crap they pass off and makes fun of it. I repeat, you see it that way because you've never gotten into a car where a Metal Carter CD was playing, trust me, after an experience like that you see Baldazzi and imagine the faces of those listening to Carter, and you laugh.
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Ah, even Aliosha I've never heard say Hip Hop, Rap yes, yet he was shoving the microphone up a lot of b-boys' asses back in the days of "sempre più vicino." And he talked about life, not metrics.
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"<< for me a mentally challenged clown >> Of course he is. Who makes you laugh and who is behind him pumping him up on Rai. << What does Caparezza or Frankie Hi-Nrg do? >> I don’t listen to Miky Mix as a matter of principle. It’s not like someone grows their hair out, calls themselves Caparezza, and I forget I'm listening to Miky Mix, no. Miky Mix dies Miky Mix. Frankie NRG, I don’t know, it depends on the tracks, it depends on how you see it, it also depends on the fact that I don’t remember any of his songs except for Fight Da Faida, which I’ve known by heart since I was a kid. << I would say that it’s the rap that talks about itself to be HH... >> In America, yes, but in Italy it seems that everyone who waves the double h only talks about metrics, while those who talk about how they live rarely say hip hop, they say rap. Take NRG, or the Dogo Gang, Marracash, Narcos, Co'Sang, Aban, and the whole circle of ex-delinquents; they all say rap and never define themselves as b-boys. It’s not like there’s a rule in the constitution on how to distinguish between the two; I and the people I know distinguish in this way to understand each other."
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"I like it when we talk about concepts." That's another thing, but rarely does the b-boy style mistaman or the ghetto wanna-be talk about concepts. I do a ratio of music produced/person producing it/concepts expressed. If the average of the three is good, I like it. If the average of the three is low on the music, I still respect the person. If the average is low because both the person and the concepts are crap, they could make the best rap in the world and I wouldn’t care. Always only and exclusively speaking about rap, a metalhead can talk about rocking chairs, I listen to the riffs.
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<< But Caz, are you saying that those who say serious things in rap without posturing aren’t actually doing rap? >> No. It’s Hip Hop, that stuff they push as a culture that makes songs about making songs. In their tracks, they create metrics while talking about how they fit metrics, they rhyme about how they rhyme. Especially over sparse beats that are just there to give space to the "singer's" words. But if the singer's words only talk about how the singer should be... what are you listening to? What’s the point, that you know Italian? Make one track, don’t make records talking about the fact that you make records; after you turn 20, what are you saying... I mean?