400 Degreez vs. Chopper City in the Ghetto

[letti cook]

nikka disrespect lets put the nikka to sleep
im discreet about the things i do in the street
them nikkas be saying BABY PUT THAT fukkIN BOY TO SLEEP { Baby done that? }
them nikkas be saying BABY PUT THAT fukkIN CHANGE ON HIS FEET {Baby done that?}

i got these nikkas saying that boy Baby a crook
i got these hoes saying that boy Baby off the hook
locking down the projects for self respek
and the police saying I know he on paper and he got a tech

nikka IM A MUTHAfukkIN MADE MAN
fukk WITH MY LIL BG AND nikka YOU A DEAD MAN






















































you see the avy tho

 

[Asicz]

Spoiler: Trouble

BG "nikkas in trouble" ft Wayne and Juvenile

Mannie Fresh with the fire.

 

[David_TheMan]

400 Degreez easy and that isn't a slight to Chopper City, 400 degreez is just a classic that changed the landscape

 

[Asicz]

CCIG has "Bling" game changer =culture changer= pop American culture changer.

 

[Zero]

Juve had me rewinding half the damn songs with his lyrics, he had some bars on here. He was spitting his ass off on this album

Crackers can get the bozack because I'm pro-black

 

[STAN JONES]

This close to making a Chopper City in the Ghetto appreciation thread.

Go ahead and make it breh

 

[lurkinlikeamf9]

Gotta go with BG but Juve was my 2nd favorite

Gizzle just spit it too real.

 

[Wacky D]

Wayne was more animated like Mystikal,and the one you KNEW had more ability to crossover which both did....and nobody respected Turk like that then either,Wayne had the young street nikkas on lock....

juvi had already crossed over without all the extra chit.
wasn't sold on wayne crossing over like that, and rightfully so. he had to wait for rap to get dumbed-down and the right ghostwriters to come along. he had the crossover charisma, but he wasn't poppin like that.

lol @ wayne having the young street nikkas on lock. more like the young goofy niccas.
you were in like middle school at the time tho. that's prolly the difference. lol. WOBBLY WOBBLY people still be clowning wayne for all that chit.

I never said turk was as popular as BG or juvi. I just said turk was more popular with the niccas than lil wayne. the niccas that were really checking for cash money, at least.

turk used to have like the best & rawest cuts on those hot boy LPs, and half the south ran & cashed in on his flow. theres a reason why YNT was selling better than lights out, before they pulled the plug.

 

[@ReallyReal]

Juve may have the better album.........this time around
plus 400 degreez was almost done and had been worked on for years

BG was battling addiction, and slew of street shyt and jail time......
and didnt lose much of step , cuz he was really that talented

But BG > Juve.......................any day any time any age......

 

[Still Benefited]

juvi had already crossed over without all the extra chit.
wasn't sold on wayne crossing over like that, and rightfully so. he had to wait for rap to get dumbed-down and the right ghostwriters to come along. he had the crossover charisma, but he wasn't poppin like that.

lol @ wayne having the young street nikkas on lock. more like the young goofy niccas.
you were in like middle school at the time tho. that's prolly the difference. lol. WOBBLY WOBBLY people still be clowning wayne for all that chit.

I never said turk was as popular as BG or juvi. I just said turk was more popular with the niccas than lil wayne. the niccas that were really checking for cash money, at least.

turk used to have like the best & rawest cuts on those hot boy LPs, and half the south ran & cashed in on his flow. theres a reason why YNT was selling better than lights out, before they pulled the plug.

you werent sold because you didnt have the vision,Wayne had better flows than Turk too...you can try to discredit Wayne with that wobbly wobbly shyt,but he got props for going hard as he did in them hotboys days,you tryna rewrite history

there wasnt no hotboys fans that hated or clowned Wayne,we liked em all,but Turk was the least preferred....and how was YNT thuggin selling better than THe Block Is Hot when The Block is hot sold double what Turk sold in the first week

edit-excuse me he tripled Turks sales in the first week,Wayne did 230,TUrk did 82K,Wayne went platinum in a month.unless they pulled the plug on YNT the first day it dropped,show me where he was selling better than Wayne?

 

[letti cook]

juvi had already crossed over without all the extra chit.
wasn't sold on wayne crossing over like that, and rightfully so. he had to wait for rap to get dumbed-down and the right ghostwriters to come along. he had the crossover charisma, but he wasn't poppin like that.

lol @ wayne having the young street nikkas on lock. more like the young goofy niccas.
you were in like middle school at the time tho. that's prolly the difference. lol. WOBBLY WOBBLY people still be clowning wayne for all that chit.

I never said turk was as popular as BG or juvi. I just said turk was more popular with the niccas than lil wayne. the niccas that were really checking for cash money, at least.

turk used to have like the best & rawest cuts on those hot boy LPs, and half the south ran & cashed in on his flow. theres a reason why YNT was selling better than lights out, before they pulled the plug.

fukk it

 

[Doin2Much Williams]

CCIG has "Bling" game changer =culture changer= pop American culture changer.

One song breh?



We're talking an ENTIRE album to contrast/compare.



Any who... revisited Chopper City last night, even played it on the WHIP (i still have this shiit on CD, so it was instantaneous).





It's not touching 400 degreez by any means.




It's All On You (either vol) is better than Chop City.




.

 

[OHSNAP!]

CCITG gets more spins, my favorite CMR album, flawless beats, BG at his most gutta, raw/intense as fukk album

 

[ChuckTaylor84]

I love both albums

but IMO B.G. had better songs on Chopper City in The Ghetto

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

400 degreez easy.
Love CCITG as well but it can't fukk with How u love that vol 2 either