Brehs who had the bigger year/movement, Future in 2015 OR Young Jeezy in 2005?

[satam55]

Bumping "Monster"/"Beast Mode"/"56 Nights"/DS2/WATTBA + his 2015 guest features the last few months remind me so much of bumping "Trap or Die"/TM: 101/"Can't Ban the Snowman" + guest features during my junior year of High School (2005-2006).




Who had the bigger movment brehs?

 

[Suspicions]

Jeezy, social media just makes futures run look a little more legendary than it really is. Both great runs imo

 

[satam55]

Jeezy, social media just makes futures run look a little more legendary than it really is. Both great runs imo

That's a good point. I didn't have a social media account till after that school year.

 

[Chris Cool]

Jeezy, social media just makes futures run look a little more legendary than it really is. Both great runs imo

jeezy had MySpace.

 

[Prince Cairo]

Future.

Not to take away from YJ run, because it was pretty notable.

But Future had all the baggage of Ciara and all that coming in, so he already had a lot of eyes on him. Not to mention songs like Commas, March Madness, Where Ya At, which just BLEW up.

Social Media aside, Monster+BM+56 had the streets on LOCK. Facts.

 

[satam55]

Jeezy, social media just makes futures run look a little more legendary than it really is. Both great runs imo

jeezy had MySpace.

Social media is WAY BIGGER & MUCH MORE RELEVANT now than it was in 2005. I would say most folks I went to High School with weren't on Myspace yet when "Thug Motivation: 101" dropped.

 

[RichYung]

Jeezy was dropping platinum albums with his buzz.

 

[the cac mamba]

feel like its gotta be jeezy he didnt have the benefit of internet dikkriding

 

[T.H.E. Goat]

Jeezy's run was straight out the gate legendary

 

[Chris Cool]

Social media is WAY BIGGER & MUCH MORE RELEVANT now than it was in 2005. I would say most folks I went to High School with weren't on Myspace yet when "Thug Motivation: 101" dropped.

10th grade year myspace was popping hard at my high school in 05. only a few kids we knew had high speed Internet at the time and we spent countless hours using they shyt to update myspace pages and burn cds. it ain't got shyt on today's social media though.

 

[onlylno]

Jeezy.



The hype was ridiculous.

Jeezy had the world thinking he was the realest nikka alive.

TM101 was the street bible.

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

Jeezy by far.

He had everybody rocking Snowman tees and speaking cocaine lingo.

 

[dtownreppin214]

cmon bruh.

 

[big_controversy]

Jeezy had the bigger movement & it's not even close

 

[Ashtrey]

Last time I checked Jeezy was the man on these streets