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Never Well Deserved
Da Emazing One
Da Emazing One is without a doubt an Old School Scholar. Ever since the year of 1979, when He first heard "Let's Dance To The Drummer's Beat", Emazing was not only hooked, He was infused. His new passion launched Him into the skills of Lyricism, B-Boying, and Graff Writing. Hip Hop gave Him a reason to have a voice, and He now writes for Old School Scholar which gives you the true idea of the type of voice He has.
Of course times have tremendously changed.
Why have I not watched a music award show ever since then? Well in my opinion, music award shows are more of a popularity contest than what they are truly meant to be.
Isn’t it true to say that musicians are to be awarded for their talent, creativity, and originality? I mean, can you honestly answer this; is there anyone that you feel in today’s rap music deserving of such an award based on artistry? If you do, then explain to the readers and faculty of Old School Scholar in what way?
So ask your self, truthfully, do today’s rappers deserve music awards based on talent, creativity, and originality?
In my opinion, for the most part, I say Hell No! They deserve no awards, at least not for being the most artistic.
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