JetRizza

way back in 2001. I was in 5th grade in class drawing(i haven’t drawn in ages) and I came up making this character. he had spikey hair with a piece strayed in front and a big sword(i had basically copied the buster sword from final fantasy 7) but i had to think of a name and Jet Riza popped into my head it stuck. and I put that on everything from my gamertag on xbox360 to my music making name but I like being called jet riza like with a “E” or a long “z” like the rza from the wutang clan

you could get the instrumental

I hear you, but the problem is for over a decade hip-hop has been shunned to the underground as poppy easy-to-digest crap has dominated the scene and even tried to call itself “hip-hop”. We might have respect for KRS-One or Common or artists like that, but the industry has been only pushing BEP, Rihanna, etc. as “hip-hop”.

I go into venues and that’s all I hear. Pop tunes with rap music beats and mashups with rap music beats.

I agree that many hip-hop DJs have been anti-digital, but that’s slowly changing with many getting on Serato. However, the issue still is how the sound is controlled by the record industry, and they’re defining it as the cheese.

I totally agree me being a 90s kid that is where my roots stuck 80s & 90s. sadly the record companies mold who they want to rep them and put that out as hip-hop and many mainstream fans only like the simple money club and have fun everything is alright or I’m a drug star msg and hip-hop wasn’t brought up on that and that irks me more that people actually love that

the reload is a year old now though id still get the gemini or the numark

good mix I plan on making my first one later his week