Mac Mall- Ghetto Theme (appreciation thread)

[Stir Fry]

Great song/video (Pac appeared in & directed it). 'Mall was supposed to have next, could have been a great voice in the game

@stomachlines @Ol' Otis @Super Future Luther King Jr. @getmoney310cpt

 

[I love Latina women]

Classic shyt!

 

[shopthatwrecks]

whenever I have a 84 regal moment..this song pops up for some reason..

whenever I hit up my cousins shotgun house he turned into a bootleg..this would always be playin whenever we pull up n he had his regal outside..

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Need more songs like this. Legit calls to overcome from people with credibility. That video used to get me every time

 

[FaTaL]

That's a good question to ponder

Why didn't mall take the next level?

 

[Stir Fry]

That's a good question to ponder

Why didn't mall take the next level?

Mac Dre put him on blast for not supporting him while he was doing a bid for a bunch of bank robberies. Ruined his whole movement with one song

 

[Stir Fry]

 

[FaTaL]

Mac Dre put him on blast for not supporting him while he was doing a bid for a bunch of bank robberies. Ruined his whole movement with one song

What's he been doing lately?

 

[Stir Fry]

What's he been doing lately?

Him and Mac Dre reconciled shortly before Dre got killed. Mac Mall still has shows in the sticks from what I've heard, but he no longer has a name out here in the bay. I'm not really sure how active he is anymore in anything else outside of this.

 

[I love Latina women]

We will never ever get this moment in time of music back again.

 

[Stir Fry]

We will never ever get this moment in time of music back again.

Production was maney as hell. Dre shytted on 'Mall's producer (Khayree) in the same song and effectively ended his career too. The 90's were wild

 

[I love Latina women]

Production was maney as hell. Dre shytted on 'Mall's producer (Khayree) in the same song and effectively ended his career too. 90's was wild

Yeah, he went in hard on this shyt!

I had this album too! I got into Mac Dre's music in like 2001 and then I started going back to his older shyt and finding more music I liked. I think this album came out in 99' right? First album I bought of Dre's was Mac dre's the Name

This shyt right here

 

[Stir Fry]

Yeah, he went in hard on this shyt!

I had this album too! I got into Mac Dre's music in like 2001 and then I started going back to his older shyt and finding more music I liked. I think this album came out in 99' right? First album I bought of Dre's was Mac dre's the Name

This shyt right here

I was a huge fan of his during his run from 96-02. Rapper Gone Bad is my favorite album of his. Folks clown, but he was official, never took his foot off the gas, and cut his own lane with no fukks given. To be out here during this time was amazing. I snuck off house arrest to grab the Ronald Dregan/Genie of the Lamp combo when it dropped. This is when he really started getting weird and shortly after these albums dropped people started jumping on his hyphy wave, even though his Thizzelle Washington album preceded them by a couple years. Once STUPID hit the radio a few months later, he really started to make a name for himself on a much bigger level than he previously had.

 

[Stir Fry]

I digress, back to Mac Mall..

 

[I love Latina women]

I was a huge fan of his during his run from 96-02. Rapper Gone Bad is my favorite album of his. Folks clown, but he was official, never took his foot off the gas, and cut his own lane with no fukks given. To be out here during this time was amazing. I snuck off house arrest to grab the Ronald Dregan/Genie of the Lamp combo when it dropped. This is when he really started getting weird and shortly after these albums dropped people started jumping on his hyphy wave, even though his Thizzelle Washington album preceded them by a couple years. Once STUPID hit the radio a few months later, he really started to make a name for himself on a much bigger level than he previously had.

I always had love for The Bay (the west coast as a whole, really). The Bay has always been so unique to me. Some of the greatest come from there.

Yeah, I like how Dre did his own thing with his own crew and they did it independently too. Dre had a original style too. He really didn't sound like nobody. I like how cool and laid back he was with his rapping style.

I always wondered was the influence of X the turn in his music or was he already popping X before the Ronald Dregan/Genie of the Lamp albums?