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I would like some feedback from someone on his music.
And, what is yur favorate one of his songs?
And, what is yur favorate one of his songs?
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Mase still does ministry a couple days a week I think. He did leave for a while though to do something with church though. The remix he does with Kanye West is great because it shows a stronger Kanye. Like it's a Part 2.ps139 said:I'm looking forward to hearing his stuff. One of my friends rapped me a few lines tonight, I liked it!!
Speaking of Mase, didnt he leave music to become a preacher or something?
forever_standing said:The song had a good message behind it, yes. I wish he wouldn't have included the cussing in the beginning but even in that context he was talking about other people basically.
I look at some of his other songs and it just breaks my heart though because it's more like he wrote "Jesus Walks" to make a point than to really be set apart. When you look at some of his other songs it's exactly what rap artists are known for. Like "Dreams Of ******' Lil Kim".
But you also here more demeaning references to women is secular rap/hip-hop than any other. Unlike other genres, they think they can act the way they do and still serve God.BrianM84 said:Those are two good points.
However, how many music artists in general have come out with a song about Jesus in the secular scene? At least Kanye is doing something positive there. Plus he's passionate about the song, he released three video's of it and said in a recent interview that he heard God's call for it. Out of every type of secular music, i see more God references in rap/hip-hop than any other.
P.O.D. Cincy Warrior said:But you also here more demeaning references to women is secular rap/hip-hop than any other. Unlike other genres, they think they can act the way they do and still serve God.
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