Snickers saves hiphop

4 Responses to “Snickers saves hiphop”

1. Marketing Pop Culture
   Posted from: 204.9.178.8

   June 29th, 2006 at 9:29 pm

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2. Ben Sochar
   Posted from: 70.236.91.115

   June 30th, 2006 at 10:47 am

   This one is way off the BS meter. We are supposed to believe that Black-Eyed-Peas are against corporate hip-hop? They have shilled for the N.B.A., Best Buy, G.M. and countless movie sound tracks. Not mention they are fighting big hip-hop while on a website that is owned by a large company? I think Snickers/Mars are way off on this one.
3. jorge
   Posted from: 201.234.182.4

   July 10th, 2006 at 4:38 pm

   me encuentro en colombia y en una snickers me salio un codigo con la pagina mobseen.com y quiero saber q me gane responderme porfavor gracias
4. bethany
   Posted from: 199.199.210.66

   August 25th, 2006 at 3:52 pm

   This is ridiculous. The black eyed peas represent everything corporate about the Hip Hop culture. This is one group that has defined the term ’sell out.’ Their music is stereotypical unintelligent nonsense that demoralizes this otherwise rich and vibrant culture. Shame on them for claiming to be real Hip Hop.

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