240turbo Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Not sure why, but the scene revolves around the music more than picking up people. You want better ratios, you have to go to a hip-hop party.TrueHip Hop (also known as Hate Hop) lyrics consist of either violence or living the life which to them includes sipping Crystal and banging everyone and their mothers.Look at the way people dance to hip hop. The just imitate fucking (sex) moves. Hate-hop? LMAO!!!! Ur too funny...... this thread is really getting out of hand Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest antonio Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 At least in San Juan, the most beatiful girls are to be found at house music venues and not so much at hip-hop ones. Fine girls try to stay away from all the gang stuff related to hip-hop, even though when they hear it at a club, they go crazy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LeVeL Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Yeah Antonio..but there is a big difference in the culture in Puerto Rico and Miami. In Puerto Rico if you listen to hip hop then your a callejero or a gang related person vendiendo manteca. Here in the States Hip Hop is more commercial and the girls tend to rush to those venues. In PR the girls dont go to Hip Hop venues because they dont want to end up shot or killed in the crossfire. So they rather go to an EDM event where the atmosphere is more cool and calm. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
240turbo Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Yeah Antonio..but there is a big difference in the culture in Puerto Rico and Miami. In Puerto Rico if you listen to hip hop then your a callejero or a gang related person vendiendo manteca. Here in the States Hip Hop is more commercial and the girls tend to rush to those venues. In PR the girls dont go to Hip Hop venues because they dont want to end up shot or killed in the crossfire. So they rather go to an EDM event where the atmosphere is more cool and calm. Hmmm.... Do I hear a cooljunkie trip to PR? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest durrtylexx Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Hey Antonio so are the Regeton parties ghetto or what??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Diabolique Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 There is one thing about the EDM scene tha eem a bit sexist is that guys don't respect the girls because I think they assume right off the bat they're DJ groupies or have nothing to offer the scene. I can see girls being turned off not being treated as equals, and bowing out of the scene. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
240turbo Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 There is one thing about the EDM scene tha eem a bit sexist is that guys don't respect the girls because I think they assume right off the bat they're DJ groupies or have nothing to offer the scene. I can see girls being turned off not being treated as equals, and bowing out of the scene. To some extent, I agree with you but not totally, in all fairness, not all chicks in this EDM scene are clueless. I've danced and met some pretty cool ones that actually knew the deal. They are few and far in between, but they are out there........ I can't speak for every guy, but personally, I give every chick I meet the benefit of the doubt. I always ask them if they're in the club because their friends are here and it is the "thing to do" or is it because they love the music and the vibe? It's funny, sometimes I get a blank stare, a shocked look or surprisingly, a favorable response. At that point, I know who's phony and who's not. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest sanmartindj Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 There is one thing about the EDM scene tha eem a bit sexist is that guys don't respect the girls because I think they assume right off the bat they're DJ groupies or have nothing to offer the scene. I can see girls being turned off not being treated as equals, and bowing out of the scene. To some extent, I agree with you but not totally, in all fairness, not all chicks in this EDM scene are clueless. I've danced and met some pretty cool ones that actually knew the deal. They are few and far in between, but they are out there........ I can't speak for every guy, but personally, I give every chick I meet the benefit of the doubt. I always ask them if they're in the club because their friends are here and it is the "thing to do" or is it because they love the music and the vibe? It's funny, sometimes I get a blank stare, a shocked look or surprisingly, a favorable response. At that point, I know who's phony and who's not.I couldn't agree more. meeting girls or people that are really into the scene is difficult, you can meet a lot of people in clubs but A: they got dragged into the club by their friendsb: they think trance is the only edmc: they are really into thisand unfortunatly C is a monirity Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Diabolique Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 There is one thing about the EDM scene tha eem a bit sexist is that guys don't respect the girls because I think they assume right off the bat they're DJ groupies or have nothing to offer the scene. I can see girls being turned off not being treated as equals, and bowing out of the scene. To some extent, I agree with you but not totally, in all fairness, not all chicks in this EDM scene are clueless. I've danced and met some pretty cool ones that actually knew the deal. They are few and far in between, but they are out there........ I can't speak for every guy, but personally, I give every chick I meet the benefit of the doubt. I always ask them if they're in the club because their friends are here and it is the "thing to do" or is it because they love the music and the vibe? It's funny, sometimes I get a blank stare, a shocked look or surprisingly, a favorable response. At that point, I know who's phony and who's not.I couldn't agree more. meeting girls or people that are really into the scene is difficult, you can meet a lot of people in clubs but A: they got dragged into the club by their friendsb: they think trance is the only edmc: they are really into thisand unfortunatly C is a monirity well you two actually are the majority, but i have run into what I spoke about, mostly with DJs and promoters. It took me years to earn the respect of some of them, and there are still a few left that won't even give chicks a chance to show that they're worthy, but are more than willing to lay them instead. Each to his own I guess.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LeVeL Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Yeah Antonio..but there is a big difference in the culture in Puerto Rico and Miami. In Puerto Rico if you listen to hip hop then your a callejero or a gang related person vendiendo manteca. Here in the States Hip Hop is more commercial and the girls tend to rush to those venues. In PR the girls dont go to Hip Hop venues because they dont want to end up shot or killed in the crossfire. So they rather go to an EDM event where the atmosphere is more cool and calm. Hmmm.... Do I hear a cooljunkie trip to PR? hey the Ticket to PR are only $222, roundway trip. I am going at the end of May to visit family in Ponce. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LeVeL Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 There is one thing about the EDM scene tha eem a bit sexist is that guys don't respect the girls because I think they assume right off the bat they're DJ groupies or have nothing to offer the scene. I can see girls being turned off not being treated as equals, and bowing out of the scene. I in the other hand agree with you.most of the girls that I have met in and EDM event are totally clueless they dont know not even whos the Dj spinning. They think this scene is made up of glowsticks and X and I hate when I speak to people like that it totally infuriates me. Because I love this music and I enjoy it sober.Shit I listen to EDM in my car when I go to the Gym...when I have sex.....its everywhere in my life I sleep, shit Electronic Music. But I got to agree 70% of the girl in the scene are completely clueless and are their for the wrong reason. Every now and then I run into a girl who is innocent and like the music for what it is and I dont mind laying some knowledge on the music just to educate. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MyIbiza Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 shit Electronic Music. There's something different! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest LeVeL Posted April 20 Report Share Posted April 20 Hey got to keep it fresh MyIbiza my friend. 8) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.