Bay Area Brehs: A-Wax Just Pulled Up On Joe Blow

[blackzeus]

bytch nikka you straight up said the Bay is banging and mentioned 2 acts who haven't had any hits or relevancy since probably 2000 but you expected props
You REALLY don't see nothing wrong with that stupidity

LoveRance dropped in 2011. If you REALLY want it to take it there:

G-Eazy - Wikipedia

Gerald Earl Gillum (born May 24, 1989), better known by his stage name G-Eazy, is an American rapper, songwriter and record producer from Oakland, California.[1] His first major-label album, These Things Happen was released on June 23, 2014. It album peaked at number 3 on the US Billboard 200. His second studio album, When It's Dark Out, was released on December 4, 2015. It featured the single "Me, Myself & I", which reached the top 10 of the US Billboard Hot 100.


I'm not with all the pop sh*t but since you wanted to take it there that was less then a year ago, now go on you bitter azz 50 year old and still postin' f*ckboy

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

no local comp

The D is flooded with different rappers and mad nikkas get love and recognition there from inside and outside of the area.

 

[blackzeus]

The D is flooded with different rappers and mad nikkas get love and recognition there from inside and outside of the area.

With all due respect no area has an independent hip hop scene like the Bay Area. There are neighborhoods in the Bay as big as Detroit breh

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

With all due respect no area has an independent hip hop scene like the Bay Area. There are neighborhoods in the Bay as big as Detroit breh

The Bay is a Subregion.
You should just say Oakland and Detroit...RIGHT NOW.
Of course no area has an independent hip hop scene like the bay, that's what y'all are known for.

 

[Yehuda]

LMAO @ that video. "Where that nikka from, the transmission shop or something?"

 

[blackzeus]

The Bay is a Subregion.
You should just say Oakland and Detroit...RIGHT NOW.
Of course no area has an independent hip hop scene like the bay, that's what y'all are known for.

I think the scene in Houston is pretty decent too, it's just that the Bay really is its own cotdamn world Even if you left Frisco out of it breh Detroit ain't there. Detroit might be more comparable to a DC hip hop scene. Detroit is mos def RELEVANT as f*ck (J Dilla, Bilal, Em, Royce, Big Sean, etc) , but it's just not as big breh.

 

[FruitOfTheVale]

With all due respect no area has an independent hip hop scene like the Bay Area. There are neighborhoods in the Bay as big as Detroit breh

10 years ago I would have agreed with that. City Hall Records, SMC and Thizz Nation alone were doing bigger things independently than any other indie label in the 2000s.

These days, not so much. The management is still the same (Stretch, Gary Archer, etc.) but the industry model has changed and the Bay Area changed too. Two of those three labels don't even exist anymore, gentrification has hit the Bay Area very hard and the lot of the venues that used to cater to the local Hip Hop scene have either closed or changed ownership and ceased to cater to our market. The Bay Area indie scene is becoming more lowkey every year, it's still around but not in the same way it used to be.

 

[bigrodthe1]

E 40 Choices goes Gold

Now I will respect this but clown zeus REALLY thought it was cool to say the Luniz and this guy

No, what makes it worse is Detroit is a sister city..and this cat is salty for no reason..

Maybe if he moved to the Bay from the "D' he could move some units too..

who's salty...just called him out for his idiocy

Nah breh he can't make it in the D with no local comp, how's he gonna make it in the Bay with damn every block having a known independent rapper

Y'all clowns already know my history and the D is just like the bay in that the city will support it's own. But I would look like a fool when asked to show how the D is relevant and I talk about Boss or Awesome Dre or some shyt

 

[blackzeus]

Now I will respect this but clown zeus REALLY thought it was cool to say the Luniz and this guy

who's salty...just called him out for his idiocy

Y'all clowns already know my history and the D is just like the bay in that the city will support it's own. But I would look like a fool when asked to show how the D is relevant and I talk about Boss or Awesome Dre or some shyt

Ain't you the dude who got his skirt pulled by some chick right here on the Coli? And you still talkin' tough? Matter of fact I remember you were in the Chi, you were lookin' for a fade with some dude who lived in the Bronx You seen too many movies breh

 

[FreedMind]

y'all need to stop arguing about the bay and the D, they too closely related for us to be comparing.



I'm from the bay and I thought Pablo skywalkin was from the bay for the longest.

we got youngins with fake buffies out here now

payroll stay shouting out e40 and the click.

 

[blackzeus]

y'all need to stop arguing about the bay and the D, they too closely related for us to be comparing.



I'm from the bay and I thought Pablo skywalkin was from the bay for the longest.

we got youngins with fake buffies out here now

payroll stay shouting out e40 and the click.

 

[bigrodthe1]

Detroit might be more comparable to a DC hip hop scene.

nikka who the fukk besides Wale has DC EVER produced that made noise on the HIP HOP scene. nikka I lived in DC for over 10 years so I KNOW what's been popping on their scene.

 

[bigrodthe1]

Ain't you the dude who got his skirt pulled by some chick right here on the Coli? And you still talkin' tough? Matter of fact I remember you were in the Chi, you were lookin' for a fade with some dude who lived in the Bronx You seen too many movies breh

 

[FruitOfTheVale]

nikka who the fukk besides Wale has DC EVER produced that made noise on the HIP HOP scene. nikka I lived in DC for over 10 years so I KNOW what's been popping on their scene.

Fat Trel the only other rapper with a name from DC I can think of.

Detroit definitely got a solid underground music scene, I don't agree at all that it's comparable to DC that way. Business-wise though their indie scene was never as organized or as big as the one in Houston or the Bay. The big names in Detroit are all affiliated with major labels for the most part except for horrorcore acts like Esham. Groups like Doughboyz Cashout SHOULD be pushing a local indie line because they make local sounding music that has a decent following but they're signed to an out of state indie label (CTE) which is really a shell subsidiary of Atlantic.

 

[blackzeus]

nikka who the fukk besides Wale has DC EVER produced that made noise on the HIP HOP scene. nikka I lived in DC for over 10 years so I KNOW what's been popping on their scene.

DJ Kool for one. But a fake azz hip hop head like you wouldn't know that.

DC is a small town though. That area is commonly known as the DMV. If you are talking DMV:

Clipse
Pharrell
Chris Brown
D'Angelo

Just off the top of my head. Now go on breh