Dru Down - Can You Feel Me
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Listening to this shyt right now
This is my signature dance move when I get drunk.
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This is my signature dance move when I get drunk.
:kevinhartlmao:Word!!!
Yeah. that shyts kinda weird to me too.
Human Beatbox was the muthafukkin MAN!!
my pops used to play that "All You Can Eat" joint like crazy!
i be in the back going along with the chorus mad loud!
"ALLLLL YOU CAN EAT!!!!"
Bay rappers are so unique.
hey @stomachlines @smokeurobinson
Have you guys seen the show called Hip-Hop Evolution documentaries?.
I loved it. I like how Bay Rappers have so much respect for MC Hammer
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Bay rappers are so unique.
hey @stomachlines @smokeurobinson
Have you guys seen the show called Hip-Hop Evolution documentaries?.
I loved it. I like how Bay Rappers have so much respect for MC Hammer
Naw, I ain't never seen or heard of this show before.
I'll have to check it out
Yeah. that shyts kinda weird to me too.
Human Beatbox was the muthafukkin MAN!!
my pops used to play that "All You Can Eat" joint like crazy!
i be in the back going along with the chorus mad loud!
"ALLLLL YOU CAN EAT!!!!"
That echoing "Fat fat fat" was a thing in the mid 80s to the point De La Soul had to jack it for the hook of one of their songs over a decade later.
I remember early 2000's Nashawn riding for Nas by taking a shot at Jay Z over the Fat Boys "In Jail" beat. Edit: LOL @ them removing Jay Zs name from this version.
Exactly. Fat Boys movie was comedy classic too.
That black nurse had me and my brother
@stomachlines when we was kids. Forgot her name.
Naw, I ain't never seen or heard of this show before.
I'll have to check it out
This shyt is classic already
I liked how they break it out on Everything. shyt is a must WATCH.That KRS-One part had me
Q-Tip just
a fukking genius and when they talked about Q-Tip wasn't feeling the beat (The beat was hot) but Q-Tip told them to erase this beatand everybody was like
and said if you think this beat ain't it then you gotta come up way better and Q-Tip was like "Don't worry about it"
once he came up with the new beat and everybody was 
which is referred to this beat/song.I liked how Ice T brought it up Schoolly D
They talked about it who started the Native Tongues, etc.
Ladies Rappers,
There are a lot of info.
Kids these days need to check this shyt out.
I liked how Shock G/Humpty Hump expalin where he came up with his alter ego so I was
guess what where he got it from?.I love Latina women
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This shyt is classic already
That KRS-One part had me
Q-Tip just
and everybody was like
I liked how Ice T brought it up Schoolly D
They talked about it who started the Native Tongues, etc.
Ladies Rappers,
There are a lot of info.
Kids these days need to check this shyt out.
I liked how Shock G/Humpty Hump expalin where he came up with his alter ego so I was
Word, I gotta check this documentary out; it sounds nice
I heard Shock say it was a combination of influences (Morris Day, Bootsy Collins, Slick Rick, etc) and 1 of his uncles.
In fact, he talked the influences in this interview
“Doowutchyalike”–Digital Underground (1989) Vibe
Yeah, he explained it there.
Too $hort was explained where he learned the game to became a rapper so ofc "PIMP" but Too $hort wasn't a real pimp but just learned from the real PIMP and rapped about it. He was just selling his rap tapes on the street. He said sell the his tapes was like selling drugs cause it's fast money but the real PIMPs and deal dealer respect Too $hort as a rapper.
E-40 was interesting. E-40 was a gimmick/character but a brilliant rapper. His sisters sick of him
My favorite part is "DJs Events"
Once they brought up about 2Pac when he was live in Bay before Death Row. These mfers love 2Pac so much. Pac got a lot of love in Bay. If you talked shyt about Pac and you gonna get your ass beaten. There's a scene where Pac raps about Brenda Got A Baby and got this lady teared up when she break it down about Pac's line "She didn't know what to throw away and what to keep" She was
and talk about Pac was a genius rap about the woman/teenager/underage/incest in one songThey spoke about how West Coast took over the hip-hop then how Biggie Small brought it back
Man you gotta see this documtaries....I'm buzzed and a little bit drunk......
They talk about Black Panther rapper, I'm sure @smokeurobinson know who I was talking about it. MFER......Nobody mentions him.
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Yeah, he explained it there.
Too $hort was explained where he learned the game to became a rapper so ofc "PIMP" but Too $hort wasn't a real pimp but just learned from the real PIMP and rapped about it. He was just selling his rap tapes on the street. He said sell the his tapes was like selling drugs cause it's fast money but the real PIMPs and deal dealer respect Too $hort as a rapper.
E-40 was interesting. E-40 was a gimmick/character but a brilliant rapper. His sisters sick of him
My favorite part is "DJs Events"
Once they brought up about 2Pac when he was live in Bay before Death Row. These mfers love 2Pac so much. Pac got a lot of love in Bay. If you talked shyt about Pac and you gonna get your ass beaten. There's a scene where Pac raps about Brenda Got A Baby and got this lady teared up when she break it down about Pac's line "She didn't know what to throw away and what to keep" She was
They spoke about how West Coast took over the hip-hop then how Biggie Small brought it back
Man you gotta see this documtaries....I'm buzzed and a little bit drunk......
They talk about Black Panther rapper, I'm sure @smokeurobinson know who I was talking about it. MFER......Nobody mentions him.
Yeah, I gotta check this documentary; seems real interesting.
Thanks for letting me know about it.
