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t-pain is from tallahassee, Justin Beiber is from Canada, and India Arie is from Denver.
So what?
Justin Bienber got his start in Atlanta(via Usher) as well as India Arie who has lived in Atlanta since she was 10 or so.T-Pain production company is in Atlanta.
So what?
Justin Bienber got his start in Atlanta(via Usher) as well as India Arie who has lived in Atlanta since she was 10 or so.T-Pain production company is in Atlanta.
If that's the case, then all celebrities are from LA and NYC. See how much sense that makes??
If that's the case, then all celebrities are from LA and NYC. See how much sense that makes??
That was never my statement.I said those artist represent apart of what cultural offering Atlanta puts out.No one said anything about "where they are from".L.A. and NYC have been talked about thus far on here like all those people that come through their studios and and broadway actually represent every individual city.They dont culturally.
Country music = Nashville culture.Are all country music artist from Nashville?No
Yea sure jagoff. See how many hillbillies you find in my latte sipping, Prius/Subaru driving, Obama loving neighborhood. No hilbillly mentions Pittsburgh in anything yet a ton of rap stars always mention the ATL so yea there is some fact to what I said.
Yeah sure Ghetto ATL is the only place with lowly rappers. Surely high class culturally refined Pittsburgh doesn't have anything of the sort.
Live from Pittsburgh. Only one of the biggest rap songs out today.
You thought that was serious! It was in answer to the many ridiculous threads in the City Vs. City forum. Nice to know though that there are some people obtuse enough to believe it. Very well done with your oh so snappy comeback! Ha!
Then don't fill C-D with your crappy threads. You certainly seemed serious enough about it as you rambled on for days wasting people's time. Again. TurribleDementorLikeRome.
I know Atlanta is changing and people from all backgrounds are flocking there in droves, but LA has had this phenomenon as well and has for the past 50 years, easily. So there is no way Atlanta is caught up to LA in that regard. Also, despite recent growth in the immigrant population there, I thought it was still relatively largely white and black (American generational, not 2nd generation or anything). Atlanta continues to amaze me though, so I may be shocked to find that it's not...
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No hilbillly mentions Pittsburgh in anything yet a ton of rap stars always mention the ATL so yea there is some fact to what I said.
It was in answer to the many ridiculous threads in the City Vs. City forum. Nice to know though that there are some people obtuse enough to believe it. Very well done with your oh so snappy comeback! Ha!
