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Christian Rap

Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:23 am
by Wooton Z. Bassett
I love Christian rap. I listen to it every day. My favourite artists are Shai Linne and Lecrae. Do you guys listen to christian rap? What is your opinion on it?

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Wed Oct 10, 2012 11:14 am
by Taps
I have Rebel, Rehab, and Gravity by Lecrae. That is the extent of my Rap collection. I think Gravity and Rehab are excellent albums however and still listen every now and again.

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 12:46 am
by The Hippie
I use to listen to Lecrae a lot, he's pretty good. I don't really like the term "Christian" rap though, it kind of puts the rapper in a box. I honestly prefer them to be MCs first, who are christians.

But anyway, as far as MCs who are christians go: I really dig Propaganda, Heath Mcnease, Braille, and Beautiful Eulogy, those are probably my favs.

If you like "christian rap" you might like this.


Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 12:26 pm
by Taps
The Hippie wrote:I use to listen to Lecrae a lot, he's pretty good. I don't really like the term "Christian" rap though, it kind of puts the rapper in a box. I honestly prefer them to be MCs first, who are christians.

But anyway, as far as MCs who are christians go: I really dig Propaganda, Heath Mcnease, Braille, and Beautiful Eulogy, those are probably my favs.

If you like "christian rap" you might like this.

I agree with that, And that's why I really enjoy Lecrae. He sings about god but also shows resentment to being put "In a box" so to speak in the song "Co-Sign"

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 8:41 am
by Cbriggs45
lecrae and kj 52. are the only ones i listen to. i cant find much that will listen to more then one song and lose all interest. well the tunnel ratz but thats a long time ago and they all went to do their solo stuff.

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2012 10:58 am
by Arkán Dreamwalker
On Saturday I went to a youth day for our diaces. The last thing when it started getting dark was a Christian rap concert. A priest, yes a Franciscan priest, in a brown robe came on the stage and started singing rap music. And he was really good. With the music and everything. And a female rapper did one song with him, which was called Little Drummer Boy Rap I think, and it was by Lecrae I think. One one of the songs was certainly by Lecrae anyway. And then there was a Catholic rapper from around San Fransisco with his brother. And then some Catholic rappers from Texas, FoundNation. There were colored lights, and they were throwing out free rosaries, and a few free CDs, and it was pretty loud, and it was the first Catholic rap concert I had ever experienced. It certainly is an usual thing to have a lot of teens and a band and yelling and singing for God. And the music was so good.

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 9:13 am
by CreativeThinker101
My opinion is not the rap is evil, but that it's bad music. I've heard the Christian rap, and it's just not my style. I don't see why people enjoy it. I can't even understand what they're saying, truthfully. I prefer Chris Tomlin and even Skillet or Newsboys to Lecrae or TobyMac. Sorry...

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 11:36 am
by Termite
Music in and of itself isn't bad, it's the lyrics that make it so.

I must admit, "Riding with my top down, listenin' to that Jesus music!" is quite catchy... but I still don't like rap. ;) Except for the ones in "Alligator Sky". O:)

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 5:05 pm
by ric
The Hippie wrote:But anyway, as far as MCs who are christians go: I really dig Propaganda, Heath Mcnease, Braille, and Beautiful Eulogy, those are probably my favs.
Totally. Heath McNease tries to be too much of a singer/songwritier, but his hip hop is great, and Beautiful Eulogy is outstanding.

That's pretty much it for me in terms of hip hop. I like Shad too. He's not christian, but all that I've heard from him is completely clean.

Re: Christian Rap

Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2012 10:23 am
by Wooton Z. Bassett
Check this out. I heard it and was automatically amazed.