Let's talk about all the trash that came out in the 90's

[Ian1362]

OP I downloaded the Brian Green album
this shyt is actually pretty good

 

[Mike Statik]

we're here to talk about all the trash that came out of the 90's... not this.

it's like y'all cant even talk about the trash that came out in the 90's without making some kinda argument on how good select 90's albums were compared to the state of hip hop today.

and Reasonable Doubt is not a classic album, it was only classic cause Jay told you it was.[/COLOR]

are you not doin the exact same thing....just the opposite tho???

and it terms of the bolded...ima Nas fan and RD was 100% a classic

besides Life Is Good... theres not 1 near classic ive heard within the past few years


dont u dare even mention a Kanye album

 

[nieman]

OP I downloaded the Brian Green album
this shyt is actually pretty good

Brian Green-do what you wanna do - YouTube

Hey that track is actually nice...of course i completed ignored his album, but like I said...90s Hip-Hop Drake. He'd be a mega star today.

 

[havoc00]

David from 90210 put out a rap album

Bud Bundy was trying to rap like the Fu Schnickens

David Faustino aka D' Lil - I Told Ya - YouTube

Champ MC, forever solidified NYC status as dikkriders of anything they didn't make hot....tryin' to sound like a bootleg B Brazy

Champ MC - Keep shyt On The Real (Dirty,HD) ''HQ Audio'' + Lyrics ! - YouTube




Raven Symone, Boss, fukking Snow, and let's not forget the top contender for WOAT rapper.....Silkk the Shokker.


Like it or not, the 90's produced more trash than any era ever.... literally anyone could have put out an rap album, and they did.

Fred Durst, ICP,Marky Mark

all this is still better then most of the shyt out now

 

[thelonious21]

hell na all i heard was gangstas paradise which was a blatant bite and pac being bitter about losing to coolio at some mtv awards


This post made me remember one of my favorite childhood rap songs ever though

Milkbone - Keep It Real - 1995 - YouTube



better than 95% of ems catalog

That beat... Brought me back to being 13/14 and watching RapCity before it got corny

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Slim Kid Tre from the Pharcyde was behind Brian Austin Green's album. It's actually very good.