eddie griffin details coining the term "thirsty" on dr. dre's chronic 2001 (vladtv)

[Mandarin Duck]

Didn't watch the video, but we invented that shyt in chicago

N!ggas was saying "thirsty" in NYC since at least the mid 90's.

WRONG.
The Bay Area invented that shyt.
Along with Trap music and hoverboards.

 

[Deltron]

WRONG.
The Bay Area invented that shyt.
Along with Trap music and hoverboards.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

Unrelated to the thread title but Vlad saying that nobody but Bob Marley and Tupac were fighting the powers that be.

Did this cac baboon forget that Public Enemy were centred around fighting the power? What about Cube?

I think Public Enemy & Cube were more "conceptual" with the Fight The Power shyt.

You know, that teach & preach shyt.

Pac & Bob Marley were kinda the embodiment.Not only was it fight the power, but you felt the pain.There was a certain soulfulness/spiritual vibe about their music.Like they could give you that revolutionist shyt, but also lace it with that basic human emotion shyt.

Public Enemy could give you a Fight The Power, but they couldn't give you a Brenda's Got A baby, Keep Ya Head Up, or No Woman No Cry.......Neither could Ice Cube

I think Pac & Bob were more far reaching....They had that old "negro spiritual"/cotton field pain in their music.

Which, in a way, kinda helps to trascend the "Fight The Power" side of their work

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

I think Public Enemy & Cube were more "conceptual" with the Fight The Power shyt.

You know, that teach & preach shyt.

Pac & Bob Marley were kinda the embodiment.Not only was it fight the power, but you felt the pain.There was a certain soulfulness/spiritual vibe about their music.Like they could give you that revolutionist shyt, but also lace it with that basic human emotion shyt.

Public Enemy could give you a Fight The Power, but they couldn't give you a Brenda's Got A baby, Keep Ya Head Up, or No Woman No Cry.......Neither could Ice Cube

I think Pac & Bob were more far reaching....They had that old "negro spiritual"/cotton field pain in their music.

Which, in a way, kinda helps to trascend the "Fight The Power" side of their work

I see what you're saying, so it's that more emotional perspective that Pac and Marley could provide that D and Cube couldn't. But I mean I just felt Vlad got it completely wrong when he said that. Death Certificate is pretty much centred around Uncle Sam and the need to fight it. But yeah I get ya.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Breh, we've been saying that shyt forever. At least since the 90's.

He lying, we been saying that in Colorado since the 80s

at colorado























wait, you serious?

N!ggas was saying "thirsty" in NYC since at least the mid 90's.

WRONG.
The Bay Area invented that shyt.
Along with Trap music and hoverboards.

Yall some lying ass nikkas knowing damn well thirsty started in Willacoochee back in '78

 

[I love Latina women]

Yall some lying ass nikkas knowing damn well thirsty started in Willacoochee back in '78

 

[I love Latina women]

Naw I ain't ever been to Colorado

 

[ucanthandlethetruth]

N!ggas was saying "thirsty" in NYC since at least the mid 90's.

thiswhat is it with bamas always trying to re-write history

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

We been dehydrated down here since 1966. We started this thirst movement

 

[lightbearerchef]

Literally jus watched this b4 seein tha thread. shyts amazin

 

[Flav]

Eddie Griffin skit he was playing as a bar tender talking to two girls being literally thirsty though.

The thirst on the Internet is about being over excited about bytches all the time.

 

[Cryptocurrency Scarface]

Eddie callin vlad out at the end