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I've heard much better Techno tracks.
Nah. He saw Pitbull finding success with that club shit and he saw the opportunity to do the same.
He getting the crossover money. I can see the pop fans liking this.
You're right you're a bitch fagboy.
This needs to grow on me... I may have to hear it in a club instead of off pc speakers to really feel it.

Jay could put out an album of just silence and you'd be talkin bout...
'This is a big step forward, not only for Jay but for hip hop in general. Of course you lames can't get it but I do because we smoke the same cigars.'

different doesn't always equal something good...
Jay could put out an album of just silence and you'd be talkin bout...
'This is a big step forward, not only for Jay but for hip hop in general. Of course you lames can't get it but I do because we smoke the same cigars.'

There's nothing ghetto or techno about this song.
This is ghetto tech ( with a little jittin thrown in.)
Gets decent around 4:00 minute mark onward
When the sista's was into this in the late 90's shit got wild.
When the sista's was into this in the late 90's shit got wild.



@ this track. 




It's good to see that regional music and dancing still exists in this age of homogenized corporate-controlled bullshit. You're also 100% on point about Jay-Z's track - it ain't ghetto and it ain't techno. It sounds like the 90s-baby garbage making the rounds these days. If anything, it looks like an old dude trying to stay relevant.
Someone better post some tracks NOW![]()
Thing is....ghetto tech is popular.....overseas. If you look at the shirts of the dancers in the video they read "Jittin ain't dead". Look who's surrounding the dancers. All white folks! The sound and the dances that went with them aren't being picked up. Shit I remember those dressed to sweat parties and when this shit came on, it was intense! It's like black folks (shit americans in general) looked at techno and said "pass". And I've never really understood how hip hop cats never took to it. Seems like a natural progression to me. And why aren't hip hop artists running to dubstep? The rapper that incorporates dubstep beats into their sound correctly has a chance to upset the market.
There are so many other ways to stay "relevant". Shit Jay created his own lane so I would think he'd be able to really get experimental. This "Ghetto Techno" is not experimental.