Ice Cube and Gene Simmons Still Going At It?

Legendary Rapper, Ice Cube and Demonic Rockstar, Gene Simmons have been going back and forth after Ice Cube’s speech during N.W.A.’s induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. In his speech, Cube shot back at Simmons’ comments in a recent Rolling Stone article, where he said he couldn’t wait for hip-hop to be finished, and that he feels the genre should not be in a hall of fame for rock and roll. 


“The question is, ‘Are we rock ‘n’ roll?’ And I say, you goddamn right we rock ‘n’ roll. Rock ‘n’ roll is not an instrument. It’s not even a style of music. It’s a spirit that’s been going on since the blues, jazz, bebop, soul, rock ‘n’ roll, R&B, heavy metal, punk rock, and yes, hip-hop.”

-Ice Cube

If you recall last month, Gene Simmons spoke freely on how he can't wait for the demise of Hip-Hop. 

But just when we all thought it was over Ice Cube went on to drive his point home by replying via his social media...and of course the bored Rockstar was quick to rebuttal. 

Here's there replies below: 

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Gene Simmons Questions Hip-Hop in the Rock Hall of Fame

Make no mistake about it...Demonic Rockstar,  Gene Simmons is not a fan of hip-hop. The KISS singer (I use the word "singer" very loosely) chatted with Rolling Stone and expressed how he is looking forward to the death of rap.

“I am looking forward to the death of rap,” Simmons told Rolling Stone. “I’m looking forward to music coming back to lyrics and melody, instead of just talking. A song, as far as I’m concerned, is by definition lyric and melody … or just melody.”

When asked about his dislike of rap, Gene Simmons claimed he didn’t have the background to enjoy it.

“I don’t have the cultural background to appreciate being a gangster,” Simmons said. “Of course that’s not what it’s all about, but that’s where it comes from. That’s the heart and soul of it. It came from the streets.”

The Simmons goes on to estimate the demise of the culture within 10-years.

“Rap will die,” Simmons said.. “Next year, 10 years from now, at some point, and then something else will come along. And all that is good and healthy.”

This is not the first time that Gene Simmons has criticized hip-hop. He previously spoke out against the inductions of Run-DMC and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

“A few people decide what’s in and what’s not,” he told Radio.com in 2014. 

“And the masses just scratch their heads. You’ve got Grandmaster Flash in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Run-DMC in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? You’re killing me. That doesn’t mean those aren’t good artists. But they don’t play guitar. They sample and they talk. Not even sing.” (source)

40-years later hip-hop has influenced the WORLD... good luck on your 10-year prediction. 

ForeverMeah says... 

I bet Aerosmith doesn't feel the same way

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Listen And Download 2014 XXL Freshmen Mixtape

XXLMag.Com reported, after weeks of Freshmen content that included the cyphers, freestyles and roundtables, today we are dropping the 2014 XXL Freshmen mixtape featuring brand new tracks. Jam packed with guest appearances (2 Chainz, Lloyd Banks, Fabolous) as well as buzzing producers (The Olympicks, DJ Montay and Big Korey), it’s definitely a tape that our readers have been patiently waiting on.

The 21-track tape contains two tracks from almost every Freshman. Songs like Lil Durk’s “Voices In My Head” are certified bangers, while others such as Ty Dolla $ign’s “Type Of Shit I Hate” have the potential to be big summer anthems. More standouts to check for are Isaiah Rashad’s “Part IV,” August Alsina’s “Right Now” and Jarren Benton’s “Gimme The Loot.”

Stream and download this year’s mixtape via AudioMack, Tumblr and Sendspace.

ForeverMeah says...  well alright... 

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