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What no reggae
11 months 3 weeks ago
U know what i have noticed? it is taht on one listens to regae, calyspo, soca, etc... i dont know if its just that no one has really heard of it before but come on people. am i the only one who listens to sean paul and shaggy anymore?
really Am i??
really Am i??
I used o listen regae, but no anymore, even that is cool and you can dance it, maybe I'm stock right now listening other kind of music
11 months 2 weeks ago
man thiz suckz i feel so alone
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11 months 2 weeks ago
Haha, sorry man, looks like you are all alone. I know how you feel too though. It seems no one here likes Radiohead. My thread is more dead then yours. I know of one person who like reggae and stuff, but it may be because she has a crush on someone in the band lol. Well... Good luck.
Well Reggae is going down hill only one place were they listen to it its in Jamaica!
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I listen to reggae when i smoked some ... you know
Ahaha! Reggae is nice but i think that its not the type of most people. I think people in the Philippines like listening to reggae. Not all of them though lets say the lower class people you know those who are C- and below.
10 months 2 weeks ago
The only known reggae artist would be Shaggy, in my opinion. Most of other artist had gone with the wind and reggae wasn't as popular like back in the 90's.
And to hear Paris Hilton singing reggae in "Star are Blind" had make me weep.
And to hear Paris Hilton singing reggae in "Star are Blind" had make me weep.
10 months 2 weeks ago
Now that I think about it I love reggae...and I haven't listened to any for so long.
10 months 2 days ago
Only when it's on the radio O:
I listen it! but not always. Anyway, I have a friend who ONLY listen to reagge, so, I am a bit tired of it
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Reggae is fun, but mostly people nowadays stick only to one genre.. reggae songs now aren't great compared to the ones in the 80's and 90's, and you won't hear much of new reggae bands out there anymore..
U know what i have noticed? it is taht on one listens to regae, calyspo, soca, etc... i dont know if its just that no one has really heard of it before but come on people. am i the only one who listens to sean paul and shaggy anymore?
How yeh mean! I might not listen to alot of old school reggae and calypso but I like soca and dancehall. I love Shaggy; his two releases off his latest album, "Church Heathen" and "Bonafide Girl" real mad. Artist like Mr Vegas, Sean Paul, Jah Cure, Sizzla, Spragga Benz, Lady Saw, Machel Montano, Destra, Blazer ( "be mine tonight" was meh song from last Carnival!) and I could go on and on but I think you get the idea. It still have persons who listen to that king of music so you not alone.
Well, I do agree, reggae is no longer as big in the music world as pop, and rap have more or less taken over everything. I do listen to some shaggy and sean paul, but I think thats about it, and I would never consider purchasing their albums because thats just too much reggae for me to handle. I just like it now and then to spice up a music selection, I like mixing up the music.
8 months 3 weeks ago
In Latin America (well, at least in Mexico, but I think this happens in all countries in the continent) Reggae has been replaced by a horrible sub-genre called Regeton, a branch from Reggae that started in Panama and puerto Rico, and developed in the United States.
Combines Reggae with some faster rythms as Cumbia and Rock, but its main carachterisitc is the sexual content. The lyrics usually implies that women are for one nigth. Use and discard. Problem is that even 12-years-old girls think that they should be hot, sexy and above all, provocative; just because of the "ideal regeton girl".
Not that it looks great on over-20-years-old girls on videos, but not in small girls. That's dangerous for them.
Combines Reggae with some faster rythms as Cumbia and Rock, but its main carachterisitc is the sexual content. The lyrics usually implies that women are for one nigth. Use and discard. Problem is that even 12-years-old girls think that they should be hot, sexy and above all, provocative; just because of the "ideal regeton girl".
Not that it looks great on over-20-years-old girls on videos, but not in small girls. That's dangerous for them.