If the gay rights movement was the same as now, they would be doing the same stuff
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Is this generation of street rappers the realist ever?
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DoomzdayzV
Banned
Not at all....alot of them are drug addicts.
Think about?
Kodak black stay getting arrested
Bobby shmurda and gs9...nuff saidfrancis:
The drill movement. ...where do i start
Maybe guys like ye, lil b pharell and lupe influenced a geneation of kids who would rather be themselves.
Maybe technology has weeded out the potential 'fake' rappers who would be exposed sooner nowadays that they would've been in the 90s
Plus the "real nikkas" now have easy access to the net to put out more product unlike cats from the 90s did.
Discuss
Man I remember back in the year 2000 my guy got a computer and was pulling bytches like crrrazy off of it lol i was still in streets hustling and shyt but due to him i became almost addicted to the internet all the way back then..
nikkas use to be like "street nikkas dont use the net", now u seeing street nikkas getting shot while using the net
lol@ how times have changed
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booty caresser
The old generation of street rappers just seemed like people who handled issues that fell on their doorstep. This generation seems like they go out and create issues instead.
OfTheCross
Veteran
... actually, come to think of it, maybe this generation is just dumber than before...
It used to be that once you started getting rap money you tried to stop getting arrested
It used to be that once you started getting rap money you tried to stop getting arrested
Most guys aren't wearing skirts breh. Thugger is the only one. Hip hop fashion now>>>>>>90s fashion
If cats in the 90s had internet, twitter and ig. It would literally be the same crappy going on. I'm telling you. Folks need to stop fronting bc dumb nikkas have existed forever
Well if thats the case then you can say Pac started that "half in the street/half in the studio" shyt
Yo now that you mention it
...the notion about being on the internet has done a complete 180 since the 2000s.I'm only 24 but even I remember when being on the Internet and technology was considered "lame" and nerdy. It's literally the complete opposite now.
I give credit to social media. It changed the game
SuburbanPimp
Giving game to lames since the 90s
Nah, you naming a few mixtape rappers that never even put out an album.
Gucci by himself realer than all them nikkas....
Gucci by himself realer than all them nikkas....
posterchild336
Superstar
there is a difference between really REAL and and really FUKIN RETARDED...many of these rappers are "crackbabies" that other rappers 15+ years glorified selling crack to crackheads and pregnant crackheads in the 80's and 90's. They are also products of the internet glorification of showing off and attention whoring. They are mentally unstable and many cant even put a sentence together in a song. Back in the day rappers would actually rhyme and be clever with words.
This too. This generation is just more wild. At least In Chicago Because gang leaders got locked up and now there's no leaders and dudes just pop off over dumb shyt
Rondo killing an innocent cab driver
Nah. We're just in the era of weed carriers and street level goons.
The FBI been investigating Wu-Tang for 20 years. You can read 90 pages of files ranging from murder to gun and drug running.
During the height of it's power Death Row had police on it's pay roll.
There is no modern equivalent of J. Prince. Actually the modern equivalent of J. Prince is still J. Prince.
The types of guys being brought up in this thread wouldn't even have a dedicated rap career back then. They'd be D-tier affiliates working for the types of people I mentioned, like Killa Sin. The only reason they're considered "rappers" now is because of social media, and anybody with a cell phone can shoot a video.
Fred.
The FBI been investigating Wu-Tang for 20 years. You can read 90 pages of files ranging from murder to gun and drug running.
During the height of it's power Death Row had police on it's pay roll.
There is no modern equivalent of J. Prince. Actually the modern equivalent of J. Prince is still J. Prince.
The types of guys being brought up in this thread wouldn't even have a dedicated rap career back then. They'd be D-tier affiliates working for the types of people I mentioned, like Killa Sin. The only reason they're considered "rappers" now is because of social media, and anybody with a cell phone can shoot a video.
Fred.
DoomzdayzV
Banned
now aint THIS the goddamn truth. 25 years ago, most of these clowns woulda been THIS cat right here
the door is open for anyone and everyone in 2016
