Did We Ever Find Out Who The Old White Guy Was Standing Next To Cam'Ron In The Santana's Town Video?

[50CentStan]

That era was the GOAT for me its deeper than the lyrics. It was a combination of things, and Dipset and G Unit had it. From the style, the places they came from, their story, the attitudes, aura, what their topics were about, the videos, the confidence, everything. Nowadays theres dudes like Drake who are phenomenal on the mic, rapping and singing, but they dont have what the Dips had. The Dips and G Unit really molded the culture back then. Now you know who molds the culture? Its some French cac named Jean pierre or some Italian white guy named Pablo, thats the only reason these kids now are into dressing like cacs and blending in with them

 

[jaguar paw]

I still love this dumb ass song.

 

[Wacky D]

@stomachlines is a high quality poster. So he doesn't like Dip Set, not a huge knock on someone's hip hop head level

be smart cannon.

its not about dipset. its about the dumb chit he was in here talking.

and hes a low-quality poster. all his posts where he actually talks instead of just posting links, all of them chits are always embarrassing.

Nowadays theres dudes like Drake who are phenomenal on the mic, rapping and singing, but they dont have what the Dips had. The Dips and G Unit really molded the culture back then.

 

[R.O. Double]

Look at the fukking walk.

 

[Foxmulder]

Brings back memories of ugly ass Akademiks jeans, 6x white tees, size 8 fitted hats, du-rags shyt was a fun time.

 

[WOAHMYGOODNESS]

and he emerged with a discography that could rival to Cam's

No bro

 

[Exit9NJturnpike]

@stomachlines eat a dikk fakkit

 

[Wacky D]

Look at the fukking walk.

THAT F*CKIN CAT @1:20

and him rockin his dad's old grant hill jersey.

 

[Exit9NJturnpike]

Dipset B-team was legendary. Agallah, Max B, Stack Bundles, JR Writer, Hell Rell, A-Mafia, Tom Gist, Penz, 40 Cal, Mel Matrix,

 

[spliz]

Dipset B-team was legendary. Agallah, Max B, Stack Bundles, JR Writer, Hell Rell, A-Mafia, Tom Gist, Penz, 40 Cal, Mel Matrix,

Stack Bundles will always be Desert Storm to me. Lol

 

[Biscayne]

Dipset was super generational... If u aint a certain age group u couldnt even get jiggy with it like tht. it was for the youg fly nikkas and grown knuckleheads

"it was for the youg fly nikkas and grown knuckleheads"

 

[Food Mane]

He's a lawyer. He's there to watch lawyers

 

[Pazzy]

From Me To U should have been bigger. They picked the wrong singles and dropped it in the summer. If Chingy could sell 3 mil then Juelz shoulda went at least 1x

The only folks that loved him around that time were young females simply because they thought he was cute. He was always a joke.

this song got some of worst lyrics ive ever heard

I remember seeing this shyt back in the day when this song came out and folks were calling me a hater. It's funny how back then it was a big risk to even criticize anything out that had a buzz. Only for some time later when the buzz dies out, people start to admit that whatever was hyped up was garbage. A lot of folks can't keep it real.

 

[muse]

the "immediate"/most popular dipset crew: cam'ron, juelz, jim jones.... 2 out of 3 of them motherfukkers was weak. never understood how jim jones is even known, and juelz just had a persona about him that got him through. cam was great

however the extended crew is good, many people like jr writer, i was a huge .40 cal fan, and hell rell ugly ass wasnt bad either

 

[Pazzy]

them nikkas sucked as rappers, bruh

production was the only thing good at times bout they music

too much "doobie oobie, zoobie goobie" in they rhymes. them nikkas got over with production

Actually the production was also very overrated too. They overdid the sped up samples and shyt to the point where they played that style out where nyc sound got lost and died.