I wanted to be like MC Hammer when i was a jit. Put some respect on Unc name
Cormega gives MC Hammer his flowers. Hammer responds in the comments
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Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
Nope - I ain't goin'.
You ain't gonna cakewalk against Hammer.
The seeding is gonna matter.
Let's Get It Started
Turn This Mutha Out
Gaining Momentum
U Can't Touch This
bring out Oaktown's 357 for "Juicy Gotcha Krazy"
It's All Good
Pump It Up (Here's The News)
bring out Coach Prime for "Must Be The Money"
They Put Me In The Mix
Pray (get the Prince Hologram out)
2 Legit 2 Quit
Muthafuccas musta forgot
Not bad...not bad...like 4 of them joints I never heard of...the others, I think the Prince is smokin them shyts my brudda. Can't Touch this, 2 Legit and Turn this mutha out might be Hammer's only 3 wins...and that depends on what Will decides to put them up against.
Would be a fun watch tho.
Taadow
The StarchBishop™️
The fukk type of gay ass insult is this smh
Edit: My apologies. Didn’t realize your were talking to that gay dude that is obsessed with dikks. Carry on
Yagirlcheatinonus
Icon Poster
The narrator’s voice already had me laughing uncontrollably…then the story,
“No sir, it will never happen again” is hilarious, sounds like a scared little boy speaking to his angry dad
Yagirlcheatinonus
Icon Poster
The narrator’s voice already had me laughing uncontrollably…then the story,
“No sir, it will never happen again” is hilarious, sounds like a scared little boy speaking to his angry dad
I always had respect for Hammer but the stories of him being a G is consistent.
It confused me when I saw a fun dancing cartoon rapper turned into a Speedo-wearing gangsta. Haters
were mad that Hammer's wholesome crossover appeal afforded endorsement deals that was unheard of for
rappers. Instead of celebrating his clean platform the community mocked and erase him from Hip-Hop's
GOAT history. And don't forget how he put his whole hood on his multi-payroll, only for them to scatter when the funds depleted
were mad that Hammer's wholesome crossover appeal afforded endorsement deals that was unheard of for
rappers. Instead of celebrating his clean platform the community mocked and erase him from Hip-Hop's
GOAT history. And don't forget how he put his whole hood on his multi-payroll, only for them to scatter when the funds depleted
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Nigerianwonder
Superstar
Younger folks dont realize but Hammer got so big that there was a period where MC hammer vs Michael Jackson was a legit debate.
He was at the James Brown memorial and did the most insanely smooth spin I'd ever seen..
god shamgod
Veteran
I was a shorty when hammer was poppin.This thread For whatever reason made me bump mc hammer the other day . ‘Have you seen her’ my joint 
, that could be a new edition track & whoever sang them background vocals on that song killed it
Dude was rappin,doing gospel & rnb songs on his albums he was definitely an artist that made solid music
, that could be a new edition track & whoever sang them background vocals on that song killed itDude was rappin,doing gospel & rnb songs on his albums he was definitely an artist that made solid music
zayk35
Superstar
I've said it many times before the teenagers and young adults from my generation had a decision to make in 88-92. Every type of hip hop pretty much all existed at the same time, you had Party Rap, conscious rap, dancing rap, gangsta rap, "I'm the illest MC" rap. And MC Hammer was the biggest of them all. Hip Hop collectively started clowning him for basically just getting to the bag. Once it became cool to diss positive Rappers like Hammer, The Fresh Prince, Kid n Play, who were all getting different $$$ from movies cartoons and T.V. shows, the fans like me who was 12 in 1990, caught on and Gangsta rap was so damn good we collectively chose that path. By the time 93-94 came you had Run-DMC even trying to look ans sound more edgy and Hammer had turned into a Funky Head Hunting Gangsta. If we had chosen any of those other types of rap the label's would've followed but we chose the gangsta shyt and ppl like Hammer were virtually erased from the books. Even the Documentaries about hip hop rarely if ever mention MC Hammer and if they ever do he deserves a whole segment dedicated to just how huge he was back then.
That after work blunt done kicked in and can't stop typing...sorry about the wall of words up there.
That after work blunt done kicked in and can't stop typing...sorry about the wall of words up there.
