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  1. 2 cents says:

    although I don’t always agree with B Dot, he’s the only person who mostly keeps it 100, big homie seems to do/say as he’s been told (plus his grammar && spelling is ridic) and YN seems to do as he’s been paid,

  2. raylosophy says:

    Keep pushing back BDot. We need you out there challenging the “cultural tourists” and fighting for higher standards in this culture. Pow!

  3. yaknow says:

    So who jerked who off here? Did B.Dot lick Al’s balls and ass, or just balls?

  4. jonny business says:

    Salute to B Dot 4 pushing the culture and not following whats hot but did u forget an iron bro

    1. B.Dot says:

      @jonny Thanks! but i know right it?! was the damn jacket!

  5. kareem says:

    idk…it’s safe to say that bill o’reily, save for a few moments of coherence, is a generally a belligerent, hair-brained ass old man. i don’t think the parallel is right, lol.

  6. JustMyOpinion says:

    This is a GREAT interview. Very good. It answered a lot of questions about the site and the people behind it. Good job.

    1. B.Dot says:

      Thank you @JustMyOpinion

  7. JustMyOpinion says:

    Plus….You’re not alone in your HIP-HOP passion. The minute you, generally speaking, talk about bars, there’s some that say “oh, you must be old.” A reiteration of your point, “when does it stop?” Music sales aren’t down because fans are not buying records, it’s down fans realize there’s only two good songs on the album. That’s the reason singles go platinum now. There was a time albums sold 5 million and singles went triple.

    All we, fans, want is great music. That’s all.

    P.s. you didn’t need Paul for the site. There’s a guy name GoDaddy. 😉

    Keep up the good work guys, this is the only rap site I get my news, rap-related, from. #trusted.

  8. bold says:

    I think it’s just as important (if not more important) to being hyper aware of the WORLD around the culture you subscribe to. You’re somewhat useless as a cultural commentator if all you do is eat sleep and breathe hip-hop music all day everyday – you’re just a HUGE FAN, at that point.

    That’s why I appreciate the writers you call ‘cultural tourists’, because their perspective is more “what does this hip-hop artist mean to the rest of the world?”, and their game isn’t to keep the culture closed off.

    I understand you feel it’s your job to curate, and that’s so important, but please chill on your resentment for institutions like Rap Genius and Pitchfork – what’s the point of having a language if nobody makes an effort to translate and make it relatable to the rest of the world? Unless you don’t want the world to share in your culture and you just want a private party for yourself – in that case, ignore all previous.

  9. BlackChalk says:

    b.dot is famous

    need beats?
    http://www.soundclick.com/blackchalkbeats
    no mainstream bullshit^

  10. brza says:

    Great interview. I appreciate what this site has done for the culture.

  11. Thanks for the laughs B Dot

    Your opinion matters due to the title you have, not necessarily a title you earned!

    Anyone who dug Cassidy and/or was from Philly knew Meek Mill , including myself and other hip hop head friends I have. So cut that “noticed Meek first” trash

    Everyone loved Frank Ocean’s first album/mixtape /music before he blew up. You hate Odd Future, so now we’re supposed to believe that an artist tied in with Odd Future is someone you helped “save”?
    ha ha
    I never heard ONE PERSON say “I found this Frank Ocean music through Rap Radar”.
    or
    Any artist for that matter!!

    Macklemore, Kendrick, Mac Miller? You sir are a delusional fool suffering from megalomania!!!!

    You can google a ton of blogs/forums that had these artists on their sites before you ever heard of them. What a joke!!!!

    This idea that you “live hip hop” is also a joke.
    What in the hell makes you think that you know what “hip hop” is?
    I’ve been in so many hip hop spots throughout NYC & seen every race, age type of person there. You act as if you being from Queens, which I’m from too, has given you some kind of knowledge that has to be “earned”

    All the artists you named and NONE of them are from Queens. So there’s no one hot from Queens, you fake Russell Simmons!!!

    Get the fuck out of here!!!

    No one has ever “come out their face” to you cause no one has ever seen your face or knew who you were till you starting tweeting off the strength of Elliott Wilson’s name!!

    Who the fuck cared what you had to say then?
    Now you’re the guy with the doo-rag cheesing with Jay Z & trying to sell damaged goods like Rick Ross as an elite product.

    Your time is coming , repercussions are lined up for you as you continue to flaunt the fact you “met” these rappers as if this elevates you to some kind of hierarchy . as if you are the “gate-keeper”

    Hope the camera’s rolling and you tweet out the day someone answers your pompous chest-puffing & grandstanding.

    You write a short byline about the new bow wow song for a living , you chump!
    lol

    @p0is0nedkoola on twitter
    Lester Bangs of hip hop
    B Dot would never argue w/someone who can actually express themselves
    like me!

  12. LuxuryRap says:

    You could have at least ironed your hoodie B.Dot

  13. Kemosabi says:

    @poisonedkoola just served up some ETHER.

  14. E$CO says:

    Meanwhile @poisonedkoola is on RapRadar….I’m pretty sure b.dot doesn’t give a fuck

  15. Bk...then them says:

    Can’t be mad at a young person making their way. A simple way to settle b.dots points is to ask the artist he mentioned to give their take. Coming off angry is always a good way to drown out your points

  16. trizz says:

    I imagine Lena Dunham wrote every positive ‘Finally Rich’ review ever.

  17. mac DIESEL says:

    @ B.Dot

    WE DON’T SHOW ANY BIASES??!!! WE’RE FAIR AND BALANCED???!!! THERE’S CRITICISM ON RICK ROSS’ MUSIC???!!! BUHAAHHAAHHA!!!! NIGGA U DONE BUMPED YO HEAD!!!! SORRY, BUT OUR OPINIONS DO MATTER!!!! THAT’S WHY THESE RAPPERS ALWAYS MENTION NIGGAS THAT BE ON BLOGS AND BEING CALLED HATERS ON THEY RECORDS!!!! SO SOMEBODY MUST BE LISTENIN’ AND READIN’!!!! THERE WERE RAP CRITICS BEFORE U AND THERE WILL BE AFTER U!!!! U NOT BREAKIN’ THE MOLD OR REINVENTIN’ THE WHEEL AS FAR AS CRITIQING MUSIC GOES!!!! YOU’RE ONE OF THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO “LIVE” HIP-HOP!!!! SO SLOW YA ROLL NEGRO!!!! U AIN’T THAT BIG OF A DEAL!!!!

    ……..AND PLEASE DO ME FAVOR AND CLEAN YASELF UP!!!! DINGY WRINKLED HOODIE AND A SLOPPY HAIRLINE??? DAMN, U A MESS SON!!!! HA!!!!

    DON’T HATE ON MY OPINION!!!!

  18. it's the roc says:

    Great interview. Continue to hold the culture down B.Dot, you can start by making sure Lil B’s Joey Bada$$ diss is the first and last song of his resurgence.

  19. TRUTH says:

    Yeah yo, Mac miller was getting covered way before you guys said anything on blogs that matter also..Kendrick too!

  20. Dub town says:

    N8o been killin shit and y’all been sleeping.. N8o raw search on YouTube

  21. Eric says:

    what is the song in the beginning that samples Earth, Wind & Fire’s “Be Ever Wonderful”??

  22. spokenherb says:

    I’m glad there are some real hip hop writers left covering hip hop. All these fucking lame hipster culture vultures writing for complex

  23. M.T says:

    i enjoyed this interview. shout out to bdot and the entire RR staff. I respect what yall niggas do so keep doing your thing.
    LOL @ Mac DIESEL tho

  24. Devante says:

    @ P0is0nedKoolA

    Ole, “Blog Is Life” ass nigga

  25. Husein says:

    Met B.Dot at the Freddie Gibbs. Cool dude. He really does live and breathe that hip-hop shit. Keep doing it for the culture, man!

  26. kabe says:

    love, very inspiring.

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