i dont think freestyle ever really died; i think it just got lost

[lilshygyrl]

I dont think freestyle evr relly died. its that no one gives it a chance, cause most of it is so old. Like all of my friends, who are into only Alternative, R&B and Rap and all that other mainstream music,I'd play freestyle and everyones singing to all the songs sayin "I remember this song ,I love this song, I used to skate to it at the rollerrink."and everytime i go to the mall to buy a freestyle mix theres always someone whos already looking at the freestyle mixes playlists. I dunno anyone who doesnt like at least a few freestyle songs. I dont understand why radio stations and everything else are so crappy about giving it a chance!I still believe freestyle DOES have a chance.If Country(crap) music can get so big, so can Freestyle. :wave

 

[mike4949]

It's all about working hard to get the music out there. We know there is still a market for freestyle, it's all about you, the fans bugging the program directors with e-mails. I know KTU will probraly ban me from e-mailing them since I send e-mails to them every week about giving the new stuff a chance.LOL But you have to do that in order to show the industry, radio and(of course)MTV🙄 there's interest outthere for freestyle . That's why you guys have to keep calling the stations during mix shows and freestyle shows and demand the new stuff. In 1991 Nirvana relesed their soon to be platinum album: Nevermind dispite they were on a small indie record label and was only played on college radio. But the kids kept going to their shows in clubs and spreaded the word to their friends who were in the NKOTB and MC Hammer at the time and thats how Grunge and Gangsta Rap took control in the 90's minus both styles of music in the begining had little Top40, urban and MTV airplay. The same can happen for the new school of freestyle. Lets Do THis!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😎

 

[mike4949]

It's all about the fans creating a buzz for the music by bugging the record stores about the new releases!!