Guerilla Warefare >>>>> Any 90s NY album

[Wacky D]

the tours can be debatable either way up in smoke tour is a huge tour not just white ppl and probably a bigger tour Idc! but what's not debatable is a hot boys album bieng mentioned in the same sentence as a chronic album. Or any of those east coast albums I mentioned earlier.

we weren't talking about the chronic. we were talking about 2001.
stop trying to be slick. youre not smart enough to pull it off.

theres nothing debateable about it. RR/CMR was clearly the bigger tour on the urban side.

Exactly.

I mean, every one of those rappers could've easily gotten a collabo from any No Limit artist. I mean, Jay could've put Big Tymers on "Big Pimpin" since he already had Juve on "Snoopy Track" in regard to CMR.


You implying that 2001 was some cornball album only liked by West Coast aficionado, white folk and lames is rewriting history. The original Chronic was the introduction into Hip Hop for surburbanites, whites, and lames. It is a bold face lie to say it only appealed to the hood, the same way it's a lie that 2001 only appealed to whites, lames, and the West Coast. Thats for starters.

Second, Eightball & MJG was on the covers of The Source and Rap Pages. On top of that, Eightball's solo album was nominated for a Source Award for album of the year in which the competition was Jay's Hard Knock Life, and X's IDAHIH.

COME ON MAN BE F*CKIN SMART.

if I was a rapper, i'd be doing songs with all types of non-stars from other regions. does that mean that people in my city even know half of these names? I'm not even arguing about this 8ball & mjg chit anymore. I feel dumb just reading your chit.

"bu bu but, 8ball was nominated for a source award".


I never said that the chronic appealed to just the hood.
and newsflash, hip-hop hit the suburbs LONG BEFORE THE CHRONIC.
youre just talking out of your ass now. probably don't even know what youre arguing about anymore. this is why I usually keep you on ignore.

 

[JustCKing]

lol

e-40 & '90s twista were regional themselves.

puffy had bad boy south. why would he not sign established regional acts? you don't understand anything, do you?

the whole bad boy promotional campaign for that 8ball & mjg album was basically introducing them to the mainstream as regional legends. just look at the beginning of the video, dumbass. and they still didn't blow up.

btw, bounce tv just showed "romeo must die" and guess whose name was listed in the commercial with the most emphasis? DMX. theyre still using him and his brief part to promote the movie.

listen man, if youre a lil slow, then just send me a PM, and its all good. but until then, I'm gonna stay talking down to you.

The more you post, the more you're embarrassing yourself. You should just stop at this point.

Puff signed Eightball & MJG before Bad Boy South. Let's get that out of the way from the gate. There goes that argument.

Then you go and post a video that has artists from the East (Meth) and West (Snoop and Warren G) celebrating Ball & G, yet are still in here arguing that they are regional. .

Now you're really trying to pull up a previous topic that has absolutely nothing to do with this one.

Breh, if anyone needs help, it's you.

 

[JustCKing]

we weren't talking about the chronic. we were talking about 2001.
stop trying to be slick. youre not smart enough to pull it off.

theres nothing debateable about it. RR/CMR was clearly the bigger tour on the urban side.





COME ON MAN BE F*CKIN SMART.

if I was a rapper, i'd be doing songs with all types of non-stars from other regions. does that mean that people in my city even know half of these names? I'm not even arguing about this 8ball & mjg chit anymore. I feel dumb just reading your chit.

"bu bu but, 8ball was nominated for a source award".


I never said that the chronic appealed to just the hood.
and newsflash, hip-hop hit the suburbs LONG BEFORE THE CHRONIC.
youre just talking out of your ass now. probably don't even know what youre arguing about anymore. this is why I usually keep you on ignore.

Nobody's trying to be slick. The cultural significance of 2001 begins with it being the sequel to The Chronic.

Your "what if" scenario of being a rapper is irrelevant. Why would someone be willing to put some regional acts on an album if they could've just gotten bigger names from the same region? I could see if they were doing the same style of music, but it wasn't.

Maybe you feel dumb, because you are dumb. You don't become dumb from reading. Reading is fundamental. Maybe if you did more of it, you wouldn't feel so dumb. Pick up a book. Maybe that's too much to ask. So after this post, I'll just respond to your posts with "a, an, and the", you know, words your small mind is able to comprehend (or maybe I'm still giving you too much credit). I'll just put the "big" words in spoilers.

 

[Xtz23]

we weren't talking about the chronic. we were talking about 2001.
stop trying to be slick. youre not smart enough to pull it off.

theres nothing debateable about it. RR/CMR was clearly the bigger tour on the urban side.

Holy fukk are you stupid I said a chronic album both are chronics the second ones chronic 2001 ur the dumbass trying to be slick but u keep getting murked on this thread time after time I feel sorry for u breh. And like I said idgaf bout the tours I won't even debate it because dmx is one of my all time faves all I can say is the up in smoke tour is one of the biggest tours they even made a DVD for the muthafukka and I know atleast ten ppl with that DVD so stfu fool

 

[Wacky D]

this dude @Xtz23 cant even quote me properly.

got his post all up in my quotes.

you suffering sucka-duck.

and you said "chronic" jackass.
stop running and get back on-topic.

Your "what if" scenario of being a rapper is irrelevant. Why would someone be willing to put some regional acts on an album if they could've just gotten bigger names from the same region?
.

you should ask them

you really think ugk, 8ball & mjg were poppin on the east coast??

pimp c went to the grave, crying about not getting played on the east coast.

Nobody's trying to be slick. The cultural significance of 2001 begins with it being the sequel to The Chronic.

and that was all of the cultural significance, aside from the instrumental album that it spawned.

one of the better comeback stories, accompanied with a tour. it was a great moment.

but it wasn't f*ckin with cash money's wave at all.

for now on, I'm only acknowledging you in MY threads. if I'm not profiting, theres no point of me wasting time responding to you.

 

[Xtz23]

this dude @Xtz23 cant even quote me properly.

got his post all up in my quotes.

you suffering sucka-duck.

and you said "chronic" jackass.
stop running and get back on-topic.





you should ask them

you really think ugk, 8ball & mjg were poppin on the east coast??

pimp c went to the grave, crying about not getting played on the east coast.





and that was all of the cultural significance, aside from the instrumental album that it spawned.

one of the better comeback stories, accompanied with a tour. it was a great moment.

but it wasn't f*ckin with cash money's wave at all.

for now on, I'm only acknowledging you in MY threads. if I'm not profiting, theres no point of me wasting time responding to you.

Go read my shyt I said "a chronic album" u illiterate fukk. chronic 1 or 2 both of em shyt on ur "small time little nobody gives a fukk bout album". ur the biggest young money stan I ever seen go kiss Wayne he's ur daddy u fakkit maybe he can convince you to get a matching tongue ring like him so u could suck his dikkko

 

[JustCKing]

you should ask them

you really think ugk, 8ball & mjg were poppin on the east coast??

pimp c went to the grave, crying about not getting played on the east coast.

Tell me how Eightball & MJG weren't poppin' on the East Coast?

Pimp C was addressing all kinds of issues before he died. Pimp C was always dissin' the East and he stayed saying how he didn't really care. He even made it a point to not even classify UGK's music as Hip Hop, but Country rap tunes.

2001 had no cultural significance, but you're conceding:

one of the better comeback stories

Yeah, um, goodbye. It wouldn't be a comeback story if it made no impact.

 

[Wacky D]

Go read my shyt I said "a chronic album" u illiterate fukk. chronic 1 or 2 both of em shyt on ur "small time little nobody gives a fukk bout album". ur the biggest young money stan I ever seen go kiss Wayne he's ur daddy u fakkit maybe he can convince you to get a matching tongue ring like him so u could suck his dikkko

STOP IT.
aint nobody calling that chit chronic 2. suge made sure of that?

why do you keep bringing up young money? I don't listen to that bullchit. I don't even like lil wayne.

 

[Wacky D]

Tell me how Eightball & MJG weren't poppin' on the East Coast?
.

they weren't.

that's how.

 

[Xtz23]

STOP IT.
aint nobody calling that chit chronic 2. suge made sure of that?

why do you keep bringing up young money? I don't listen to that bullchit. I don't even like lil wayne.

Sure ur not a young money groupie and Whatever u say breh you know wtf I'm talking bout when I said chronic 2 I meant 2001 which is also named chronic 2001 which is also the second chronic end of story. Stop repeating stupid shyt when you know what I'm saying

 

[Taadow]

Why is this thread still going on?

Guerilla Warfare was dope, but it wasn't even the best record off Cash Money the year it dropped.
It was a Tidal wave in the Cash Money flood.

 

[JustCKing]

they weren't.

that's how.

This is the BS I'm talking about. You have nothing that supports this.

 

[TheSickness]

STOP IT.
aint nobody calling that chit chronic 2. suge made sure of that?

why do you keep bringing up young money? I don't listen to that bullchit. I don't even like lil wayne.

 

[NO-BadAzz]

More heat

And Wayne's verse

Fresh showed his ass off.

 

[JayBaldacci]

Wow...

GW is a generous 3.5 mic album.

More heat

And Wayne's verse

Fresh showed his ass off.

This isn't exactly top notch.