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by **Half Massed** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:37 pm

as a fan of underground hip hop, i've been noticing recently that a lot of underground hip hop fans i meet also seem to like fantasy baseball and vice versa. it seems to me that when i meet someone who likes fantasy baseball there's a good chance that they like underground hip hop as well. i'm curious for those who are also fans on the cafe, if they've noticed this as well. is it possible that in the fantasy baseball world, a greater percentage of people like underground hip hop than in the real world?

i'm sure you can try to disprove me with your "math" and talk of "coincidences" but that won't stop me from making my point! ;-D

...or at least talking about underground hip hop. B-)

by **PlayingWithFire** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:40 pm

The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

by **go_jays_go** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:42 pm

hongfu_chen wrote:The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

Blackman music? :-?

I know many White "hip-hoppers" ;-)

by **PlayingWithFire** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:46 pm

go_jays_go wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

Blackman music?

I know many White "hip-hoppers"

its origin ;-)

by **Half Massed** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 8:09 pm

hongfu_chen wrote:
go_jays_go wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

Blackman music?

I know many White "hip-hoppers"

its origin

just like rock and roll's origin? ;-)

by **PlayingWithFire** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 8:27 pm

Half Massed wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:
go_jays_go wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

Blackman music?

I know many White "hip-hoppers"

its origin

just like rock and roll's origin?

yep

by **Phatferd** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 8:30 pm

hongfu_chen wrote:
Half Massed wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:
go_jays_go wrote:
hongfu_chen wrote:The percentage of people that went through the stage of life called fantasy baseball whom also like under ground hip-hop(note: blackman music) is really slim at 123/pi/2^3 percent.....

This is a study from Pfizer.

Blackman music?

I know many White "hip-hoppers"

its origin

just like rock and roll's origin?

yep

Muddy Waters is the man ;-D

by **WharfRat** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 8:57 pm

Getting back to the topic....virtually all of the buddies in my fantasy league enjoy some form of underground hiphop, like 10 out of 12 or so. This is to varying degrees, though. It also depends on how you define underground. Is Mos Def underground? Aceyalone? Blackalicious? Aesop Rock? Afu-Ra?

by **Kingctb27** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 9:35 pm

You heard of Paul Wall?

by **WharfRat** » Thu Jul 07, 2005 9:52 pm

kingctb27 wrote:You heard of Paul Wall?

I think I've heard the name at some point, but nothing else. Good?

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