Lol @ Missy Elliot Deboing Styles P Off Of "All About The Benjamins"

[mr. smoke weed]

we should still wonder where they got that Minnesota beat from and the story behind that being one of biggie's last 5 verses recorded

 

[SubLyminalz]

@ the visual of this going down.

missy doing the while styles in the studio with the grill the whole time

 

[intilectual recipricol]

@ tellin a nikka he aint on the track right in the middle of his verse... she couldnt have let the nikka come up with another verse while Kiss and Doc was writin Puffs shyt? And she kept that shytty ass Lil Kim verse

 

[Taadow]

@ the visual of this going down.

missy doing the while styles in the studio with the grill the whole time

Styles: "Who da fucc is you? How you get in here anyway?"
Missy: "Puff DADdy be my pal. He he, hehehehehe how"

 

[iamduval]

Imagine how many classic hip hop stories we havent heard yet

 

[SpacelySprockets]

 

[CapitalOne]

 

[snikt6384]

what does a mid 90s song and story have to do with the early 2000s

Did you google all about the benjamins, saw the movie released in 2002 and just said fukk it, ima roll with that thinking that song came out with that movie ?

Thirsty for those daps, I see. Nope, I saw the post and headed down memory lane to the period of time that I feel these artists were putting out their best music. For me, it wasn't the shiny suit era of the late 90s in which the song was released (I say that in my post which should've told you I was differentiating btwn timeframes, but that thirst to belittle got you overlooking shyt...), but rather the early 00s.

You had the Lox beefing with the Roc, Kiss dropped Kiss of Death and had a hit with Why. Styles had A Gangster & A Gentleman which is a personal classic of mine. Missy was doing her thing as well. I miss them being players in mainstream rap. Get it?

 

[theflyest]

It is a random story but it makes sense. Puff was involved with Jodeci, Missy was part of swing mobb, Puff was aware of her talents & respected her opinion.

 

[C-Styles]

for a minute i thought this was the visual of P's reaction to missy!

 

[Mac Casper]

Imagining Missy rejecting P's verse, while walking off into sunset beatboxing

Imagine you are an upcoming rapper who sacrificed everything you had and all of your time and efforts to push your career forward, you finally get into a position to lay a track down on what you know is going to be a hit record,

It's your time, the spotlight is on you . . everyone's looking at you to spit the verse you had been writing while everyone else wrote there's. Can't fukk up now, this is what you been working toward

You spit your verse,

Miscellaneous studio chick that nobody knows gives you the face *boompacheeboomboomche* (s then says "nahh you ain't on it", she goes back to beatboxing and dancing away our of view)

 

[Mac Casper]

*beat boxes* *booooom. . che . . boomboom, che,you ain't on this sh!t Styles

 

[Mac Casper]

Its cool hearing about hip hop stories back when it was rugged and organic.

Nothing organic about that song, that studio session or that time period

 

[Ski Mask]

This makes me think about that napoleon dynamite scene from date movie, Like she's saying " hell no, I don't want you on this beat"

 

[DaveyDave]

Nothing organic about that song, that studio session or that time period

using All About The Benjamins as a guide for rough & rugged era