in luv with a stripper the remix

[VIsqo]

Ive been thinking this over and over, and it comes to my mind that every single rap song on the radio has 2 or 3 remixes that are aparently the same but with one new rapper added who didnt have tie to make his lines the right wayy and seems to be improvising what he says making the song even worse.

And here are us annoyed by that fact meanwhile all those rappers are living it up and making more remixes of the same thing and getting more money for that.

Lets add young trash and lil´bullsh.. to Will Smith new songs and lets do a new remix with kells, and Jones and this is gonna be number one on BET no matter if later we find out that we are listening to the same switch song with the signs beat and jeezys yeahhhhhhhh on the back ground.

Do we need that? aparently most people do, because thats whats selling. When good rap and real hip hop start selling again, when Will puts his foot down and decide to comercialize and release lost and found and not the PARTY STARTER, when we start to make our part to make people reconize the good and positive rap and not realize that this is bad but sounds good as hell, then theres not gonna be need for 4 remixes of the same noreasontobeforgodsakes bad songs.

Visqo.

[JumpinJack AJ]

I love remixes...but i hate album versions with guest raps added in. Either 2 artists create a song 2gether or it's just kinda stupid 2 record vocals months later 4 a song that's already a hit or a semi-hit.

I remember when Beyonce released "Naughty Girl." The song waz pretty average it's original form. Then by the time she released the single, they added a verse from Lil' Flip. Lil' Flip's wack appearance took and average song and made it less likely 2 listen 2 it. Then i got the single and there waz another album version with wack rap from Lil' Kim on it. I just don't get the point of that. Either totally remix it with new production or just leave it alone.