Don’t go at the kids go right at Triple Six Mafia

[Xerces]

 

[10:31]

Speaking of J Cole

Didn’t he flip Project Pats hook on of his hit records?

J cole lol

 

[Xerces]

 

[Xerces]

 

[El Bajo Negro]

fukk do 3 six mafia have to do with anything?
Nobody was tryna be like them nikkas and they was doing they own shyt in they own lane.
Half these lil nikkas wasn't even alive when 3-6 was on they shyt.
Blame lies soley on Atlanta and Lil Wayne for this generation of drug addict trash ass "rappers"

Lord Infamous' flow, Juicy J's subject matter

Everyone tryna be that

 

[NotaPAWG]

Don’t be scared Pete...

World Domination

Right there in the 90s bytch..

damn he spoke the truth

 

[Hungerpain]

Lord Infamous' flow, Juicy J's subject matter

Everyone tryna be that

You really think these lil nikkas know about lord infamous?
These nikkas wanna sound like migos and look and act like prime junkie Wayne with even more ridiculous tatoos,hair dyes and appetites for doing drugs, fake gang banging and being "rockstars"
nikkas is literally wayne clones minus the rapping ability.

 

[El Bajo Negro]

You really think these lil nikkas know about lord infamous?
These nikkas wanna sound like migos and look and act like prime junkie Wayne with even more ridiculous tatoos,hair dyes and appetites for doing drugs, fake gang banging and being "rockstars"
nikkas is literally wayne clones minus the rapping ability.

Lord Infamous pioneered the flow and cadence that Migos uses , and the youngins copied Migos

 

[jerzboy]

Lord Infamous pioneered the flow and cadence that Migos uses , and the youngins copied Migos

I’m good. As long as that fu schnickens and DAS efx flow stays away and don’t make a resurgence, I’m good

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

IFuxWiddit

 

[Piff Perkins]

Pete is a legend but I'm so tired of these old arguments. You know someone is old when they pretend their generation was pure and everything afterwards went to shyt. As if the disco, house, and early hip hop eras were not fueled off coke and yes even some pills. Come on Breh...

Most of the rap music he considers real features various drug and crime rap. He bit ups Dave East too. Ultimately his problem isn't the content, it's how it's presented now. He should just be honest and stop moralizing.

Not to mention the assumption that everything revolved around NY. 36 Mafia are the dominant influence on shyt over the last few years. The look, the drug rap, the drum programming, 808s, etc. This is nothing new, it's just updated for a new gen.

 

[L Ray]

Youve never really lived and almost died

Unless you been in a packed club and the DJ fukked around and played hit a muthafukka

The energy immediately turned demonic

 

[Jacaveli The Don]

New York is the Mecca of hip hop

90's New York rap is the apex

Early 3-6 Mafia sounds like they recorded it in a wardrobe trying to raise the Devil

Crunchy Black's dancing inspired a young Michael Jackson

 

[El Bajo Negro]

I’m good. As long as that fu schnickens and DAS efx flow stays away and don’t make a resurgence, I’m good

that's what we need in hip-hop! That goofy, infectious mile-a-minute flow with tons of hilarious pop culture references. They were unique and it would be a refreshing change from all the xan/molly/gun/murder is in lyrics today.

And no matter how fast they rapped, you could still understand every word they said

 

[FS4LFE]

Y’all need to stop trying to put drug culture in rap on one artist or group.