Has the bay area contributed more to hip hop than any individual borough of New York?

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Maybe,but Yuk is more effortless with this shyt....as long as you go to witness the fact Yuk can also tell a better story than Biggie at any given time as well,i think my point hes more than a punchline rapper....Biggie would be just a punchline rapper before Yuk would be considered that.
Yuk is truly gifted and he's my homeboy. Seriously though...many out east don't even know..
 

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Just to add a few

-Mobb muzic influenced g funk.
-Too Short being the reason disrespecting bytches flagrantly is seen as a right of passage as a rapper and as a man:pachaha:
-bought you the black panthers as well as The Mack,meaning whether you were on the pro black militant side of the game in hiphop,or on the misogony and pimpin,you were influenced by the bay,your welcome:sas1:.
-Too Shorts "Freaky Tales" was the first rap song Future ever memorized,every Future clone owes Too Short gratitude,there may not be a Future without tht song.
-influenced Jay-Z more than the east coast did,what other game spittin east coast rappers you know who pop collars,and talk about pimpin and bein a player:sas2:...you hear Fushnickens,I hear Too Short and 40 water:wow:
-Lil B hate it or love it has influenced half this horrible generation of rappers musically,image wise,trolling wise:snoop:
-E-40 is the first real trap rapper and blueprint of many of todays trap artist,who while breaking down the drug game vividly,shouting out they plug by name like 40 used to shout out his "neighborhood chef Raul" who could clone chickens...not to mention 40 was also very goofy and comedic like much of todays trap rappers....plus trap muzic is basically modernized mobb muzic by way of the sound and the culture behind it....Theres a reason besides his own greatness that 40 is still relevant today,and its because ur favorite trap rappers were fans,and he fits in in this era because he practically created it:banderas:.


-Also yall love to talk about how influential Gucci Mane is but guess what,Zaytoven the producer who got him poppin is from the bay,and cites the bay legends as his influence...Gucci know aaaalll about the gawds.


i could keep goin all night on how Dru Downs hairstyle influenced Snoop to change his,and how Richie Rich literally influenced Snoops style coming from Snoop himself....but i think I'll just stop now,no need to embarrass my brothas out in NY:sas2:

But dont ever compare no bum azz Queens,Brooklyn,Long Island or wherever else to the damn Oasis of hiphop:childplease:...do yall lil nikkas must not know what an oasis is to be talkin this bullshyt yall talkin:mjlol:

its no secret hiphop died when the bay died,no otheer region was such a hotbed of inspiration:obama:
Dru down hairstyle - body waves wuz already popular in LA in '91 before dru down even came out
 

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Dru down hairstyle - body waves wuz already popular in LA in '91 before dru down even came out

Not the ocean waves but the shire temple...he may have been jokin but snoop said it once on ggn.

But let's be honest,with all the shyt snoop lifted from the bay,it's only right he signed with Master p:sas2:
 
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