Lord Jamar Responds To Vince Staples Sayin "90s HipHop Is Over Rated"
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The War Report
NewNewYork
I don't understand why some ppl on here don't like him.
Followers basically.
His album speaks on black issues in a way that would make the average TLR poster dap and rep him on sight but because nobody actually told them to check for it and he dared to speak out on the 90s, its
A dusty, narrow-minded, New York nikka, who was universally regarded as the worst rapper in his group, and quickly faded into nothingness after their breakup, has an issue with "going solo" and the concept of individuality, in general?
DaveyDave
Superstar
i don't get what Vince Staples was even trying to say. so the fukk what Kanye has a bunch of #1s? wtf does popularity and sales have to do with the QUALITY of the music!? 90s didn't have a Janye? no, they had Premo, a Large Pro, a Dr Dre, a Prince Paul, a RZA, a Mike Dean, a Mannie Fresh, a Lord Finesse, an Ant Banks, an E-A-Ski and that's just producers just off the top of my head
Illin Degenerate
All Star
the 90's did have a kanye, his name was kanye west, cept there were much better emcees out so noone wanted to hear him rap.
not to mention..when kanye is kanye...hes boom bap as shyt...90's like a muhfukka
i kinda understand what jamar saying about sales - i respectfully disagree... sales has to be a part of the discussion
but with that said
im pretty much sure/confident to state that the 90's out sold any of the decades of hip hop history
but with that said
im pretty much sure/confident to state that the 90's out sold any of the decades of hip hop history
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Knicksman20
Superstar
He said sales wasn't the end all main thing you look at to see if a rapper is popping otherwise Vanilla Ice & MC Hammer would be legends.