Naturalstyle
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Ever since I joined this BB, there has been a SERIOUS debate as to what "freestyle" music is supposed to sound like.
Also, since the mid-90s people have been uttering the phrase "Keep Freestyle Alive" as if the music was in some kind of life-support.
Now,
Some open-minded members have heard songs they consider "freestyle" (or at least contain elements of freestyle) on cds released by major artists, like Madonna, 98 Degrees, etc. which would certainly give evidence that freestyle IS indeed alive.
But of course, there are some people on the board that love to knock other people's opinions of freestyle as if only they themselves posess the "mind power" to understand the concept of freestyle. Also, their "definition" of freestyle is generic (at best) and vague. How can you argue a point if you don't know what you're arguing for?
Those people fail to recognize that there are many definitions of freestyle and maybe even some sub-categories of the gender.
My question and challenge to the members is, DEFINE freestyle, it's characterists, and provide examples to argue your definition.
What are some examples of:
1. Mic Mac style, Miami Bass, New-School Freestyle, Freestyle Pop, Electro, etc.
Also, since the mid-90s people have been uttering the phrase "Keep Freestyle Alive" as if the music was in some kind of life-support.
Now,
Some open-minded members have heard songs they consider "freestyle" (or at least contain elements of freestyle) on cds released by major artists, like Madonna, 98 Degrees, etc. which would certainly give evidence that freestyle IS indeed alive.
But of course, there are some people on the board that love to knock other people's opinions of freestyle as if only they themselves posess the "mind power" to understand the concept of freestyle. Also, their "definition" of freestyle is generic (at best) and vague. How can you argue a point if you don't know what you're arguing for?
Those people fail to recognize that there are many definitions of freestyle and maybe even some sub-categories of the gender.
My question and challenge to the members is, DEFINE freestyle, it's characterists, and provide examples to argue your definition.
What are some examples of:
1. Mic Mac style, Miami Bass, New-School Freestyle, Freestyle Pop, Electro, etc.