Are you telling me one-hit wonders hasn't always had the most hits in hiphop? From Kris Kross to Marky Mark to Skee-lo to Nas's own people Braveheart to Soulja Boy to Trinidad James and on. Nowadays it's even easier with the internet.Bruh if you lived ANYWHERE NEAR Atlanta or the South during that time period you'd understand just how incredibly TERRIBLE mainstream hip hop had gotten. It was as if a viral disease of c00nery had spread 28 Days Later style amongst the black youth, nikkas just and yelling "YUUUUUUULLLLLLLLLEEEE" and doing the "stanky leg" like it was a fukking minstrel show. When Nas dropped that album it was like a beam of light shot threw some of these fools and some of them woke up and became aware just how Wack they shyt was. D4L and Dem Franchise Boys at the top of the charts was a disgrace to Hip Hop and music in general.
Nah bruh, that was NO lie, that shyt was like a diabetes infested sugar rush that almost destroyed the genre's life blood...
Are you telling me one-hit wonders hasn't always had the most hits in hiphop? From Kris Kross to Marky Mark to Skee-lo to Nas's own people Braveheart to Soulja Boy to Trinidad James and on. Nowadays it's even easier with the internet.
2004 - 2009 probably the worst era of all time for mainstream. Theres no denying it.
That 3k remix![]()
I know, but you know what I mean. Acts who strive of putting out a big single and the rest of their shyt being irrelevant.
kriss kross wasn't no dam one-hit wonders.
the past 4 years of the mainstream have been worst.
far worst.
that andre 3000 verse was garbage.
I actually liked the original version of the song.
that song is for young girls. and even then, it was still better than most of the chit that grown bamas were droppin at the time.
let it live.
I know, but you know what I mean. Acts who strive of putting out a big single and the rest of their shyt being irrelevant.
"single-driven artists" like Pitbull and Flo-rida.
i seen grown men doing that shyt nikka
if the south taking a L for this buffoonery, eastcoast taking one too
Bruh if you lived ANYWHERE NEAR Atlanta or the South during that time period you'd understand just how incredibly TERRIBLE mainstream hip hop had gotten. It was as if a viral disease of c00nery had spread 28 Days Later style amongst the black youth, nikkas just and yelling "YUUUUUUULLLLLLLLLEEEE" and doing the "stanky leg" like it was a fukking minstrel show. When Nas dropped that album it was like a beam of light shot threw some of these fools and some of them woke up and became aware just how Wack they shyt was. D4L and Dem Franchise Boys at the top of the charts was a disgrace to Hip Hop and music in general.
Nah bruh, that was NO lie, that shyt was like a diabetes infested sugar rush that almost destroyed the genre's life blood...
Breh, let's keep it 100...
Nas says "Hip Hop is Dead"...and nikkas instantly acted like dancing to music was the ultimate fukking sin.....everyone wanted to front like they were concerned with hip hop as an artform, and never considered it entertainment.
Cats in the South was proud of the bankhead bounce,southside,gangsta walking and eastside stomp, then turned around and acted like Cranking Dat and The Stanky Leg were some shyt that never existed before in hip hop.
shyt, if we gonna call out all the dances of the mid/late 2000's.... why don't we call out shyt like the Wop,Running Man,Tootsie Roll, Harlem Shake,Pop Lockin' and all the shyt nikkas used to do?
who's re writing history breh?all that snap crankle pop rap from the past decade was getting the gas face on sight. nas wasn't saying anything new.
stop trying to rewrite history.
who's re writing history breh?
you were an awful poster last decade, this decade, this forum, sohh, and probably every other website you visit.