Comments on: Diddy: We, The Hip Hop People Put Obama in Office?! http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 01:41:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: jungle http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148675 jungle Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:58:16 +0000 http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148675 What exactly is the hiphop vote, it sounds so ridiculous? Is the hiphop vote the children I see on BET's 106 and Park, if so, Mr. Pitty please disassociate me from that. HIPHOP is not homogenious, we don't all think the same or believe the same things. I'm grown enough to take what I want from HIPHOP and leave the rest behind, and trust me there isn't much left anyway. What exactly is the hiphop vote, it sounds so ridiculous? Is the hiphop vote the children I see on BET’s 106 and Park, if so, Mr. Pitty please disassociate me from that. HIPHOP is not homogenious, we don’t all think the same or believe the same things. I’m grown enough to take what I want from HIPHOP and leave the rest behind, and trust me there isn’t much left anyway.

]]> By: InkByDink http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148668 InkByDink Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:20:10 +0000 http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148668 How the hell can he say that when his vote or die campaign aint do shit?? He dry as shit LMFAO!! How the hell can he say that when his vote or die campaign aint do shit?? He dry as shit LMFAO!!

]]> By: Juan http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148667 Juan Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:12:54 +0000 http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148667 ^ COMMENT OF THE DAY ^ Unfortunately in effort to classify EVERYTHING marketers or in this case the politicos pigeonhole certain groups together. I agree with you. I too am a 30 year old black male from BK and I'm not too sure I have much in common with what most would identify as a hip hop crowd. ^ COMMENT OF THE DAY ^ Unfortunately in effort to classify EVERYTHING marketers or in this case the politicos pigeonhole certain groups together. I agree with you. I too am a 30 year old black male from BK and I’m not too sure I have much in common with what most would identify as a hip hop crowd.

]]> By: Mr Bad Guy http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148666 Mr Bad Guy Mon, 14 Dec 2009 17:52:07 +0000 http://highbridnation.com/2009/12/14/diddy-we-the-hip-hop-people-put-obama-in-office/#comment-148666 First of all P.Shitty, in my personal option, is one of the most ingnorant, educated, wealthy people on the planet. And wish that he would just shut the fuck up and find another R&B/ Hip-Hop act to anally rap, that IS he is good at. President Obama and his team played the good game of politics during the election. Like what Juan said, they tapped into a specific demographic who seldom voted.Without the "Hip-Hop" vote he still would have won, by a slimmer margin, yes, but still would have been the victor. You can't forget about the cross-over, Obama voting Republicans. They were a large number of Obama votes. And minorites as a whole helped vote him in. Not just the "Hip-Hop Community" By the way, what the f@ck is the "Hop-Hop vote?" Is it an age group? Is it an racial demographic? Is it based on a regional setting? I am a 30 year old black male from East Flatbush BROOKLYN, I wear my pants on my waist, never owned a fitted nor a throwback, I wear dress clothes four to five times a week, jeans maybe once a week, the last albums I purchased were John Mayer and Jay-Z, and can sing every song either one of them has evenr came out with,and I'm impatiently waiting for Sades album to drop. The last concert I went to was Corrine Bailey Rae with the wife. Am I the "Hip-Hop vote?" I'm tired of being thrusted into these narrow representaions used to personify who I am. First of all P.Shitty, in my personal option, is one of the most ingnorant, educated, wealthy people on the planet. And wish that he would just shut the fuck up and find another R&B/ Hip-Hop act to anally rap, that IS he is good at.

President Obama and his team played the good game of politics during the election. Like what Juan said, they tapped into a specific demographic who seldom voted.Without the “Hip-Hop” vote he still would have won, by a slimmer margin, yes, but still would have been the victor.

You can’t forget about the cross-over, Obama voting Republicans. They were a large number of Obama votes.

And minorites as a whole helped vote him in. Not just the “Hip-Hop Community”

By the way, what the f@ck is the “Hop-Hop vote?” Is it an age group? Is it an racial demographic? Is it based on a regional setting?

I am a 30 year old black male from East Flatbush BROOKLYN, I wear my pants on my waist, never owned a fitted nor a throwback, I wear dress clothes four to five times a week, jeans maybe once a week, the last albums I purchased were John Mayer and Jay-Z, and can sing every song either one of them has evenr came out with,and I’m impatiently waiting for Sades album to drop. The last concert I went to was Corrine Bailey Rae with the wife. Am I the “Hip-Hop vote?” I’m tired of being thrusted into these narrow representaions used to personify who I am.

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