Let's keep it real, dem franchise boyz really killed throwbacks, not jay

[Chris Cool]

The album version of this song was more street and had a darker beat. I just recently noticed that this song came out before the snap era but they was doin the snap dance in the video. Lean wit it rock wit it and oh I think they like me remix kicked that lil era off.

i don't know if it's the album version but the line everybody was jamming in summer 04 ain't have the chant course. is that the same one?


* this one?

 

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

of course they're fukking bigger than the franchise boys, but in 04 they weren't. they peaked in the 90s. 00s big tymers were bigger. nobody was checking for them in 04. juvie was bigger than the hot boyz, later Wayne would be bigger than the got boyz.

Boy shut ur gay dumbass up

 

[Pazzy]

no doubt people were, but this song made people who weren't go out and cop. shyt was one of the hottest songs summer 04. it's like what happened with air force 1s after the Nelly song.


hot boys weren't even relevant at this point. juvie was and Wayne was getting ready to be, but they were already done.

Dem franchise Boyz came back in 07

 

[Chris Cool]

Boy shut ur gay dumbass up

shut ur gay dumbass up

 

[Pit Bull]

Nah. Not many in New Orleans during that time was really listening to other Louisiana rappers outside of new Orleans. New Orleans is a very closed market. Boosie and gates are probably the first we imbraced from Louisiana. And during the early 2000s New Orleans was heavy influenced by east coast, u couldn’t go anywhere without people rocking roc a wear, state property gear.

New Orleans totally different than other parts of the south

Y'all a little different but

 

[BmoreGorilla]

Some truth to this. I don't think I knew anybody that listened to fukkin Jay Z back then

Edit: Everybody ain't a dust head from Staten island. Same way y'all hate southern hip Hop back then southern nikkas hated that east coast shyt, y'all seem to either forget or don't know that. I remember pulling up listening to what the game made me back then nikkas was looking at me like I had 10 heads talkin bout WTF I'm listening to. 6x rocawear button up nikkas ain't gon like this one though.

And everybody in this thread is taking op out of context and basically building strawmen, addressing some shyt op ain't say.

You don't know anybody who listened to Jay in 04?

 

[Chris Cool]

You don't know anybody who listened to Jay in 04?

tbf he did retire. black album been out of rotation by summer.

 

[Pit Bull]

You don't know anybody who listened to Jay in 04?

Other than me and nikkas older than me hell naw, outside of his singles. Most nikkas I was around wasn't even listening to older southern rappers like UGK and Ball and G.

 

[MercuryHayes]

Just say white tee > change clothes

Cause that's a fact

 

[Indiglow Meta (R$G)]

East coast nikkas brought pro club tees to the South, along with fake blood sets and outrageous

 

[Pit Bull]

i don't know if it's the album version but the line everybody was jamming in summer 04 ain't have the chant course. is that the same one?


* this one?

Yea this the one. They prolly had to juice it up because black tee was coming at they neck but I don't think Parlae was no p*ssy nikka.

That video sound a little slower but Yea that's the version.

 

[Pit Bull]

Fake blood and crip sets was in the south when G-Funk was poppin and 2 Pac and and them nikkas was still alive

 

[Ineedmoney504]

Y'all a little different but

Totally different. nothin like u country ass cornballs

 

[Zero]

fukk it.

@YaThreadTrashB!

 

[Pit Bull]

Totally different. nothin like u country ass cornballs

You goofy bytch ass nikka. I went to a couple of HBCUs wit plenty of nikkas and bytches from New Orleans and aside from a slight French twang on your otherwise country accents y'all fit right in with the rest of the South.

You always tryna distance new Orleans from the rest of the South. Corny ass try hard nikka, you reek of low self esteem. Go die nikka.

New Orleans nikkas is country as hell.