@Rollie Forbes P is just as much MIA musically as the artists he bit is my point.
I agree, but this conversation is about cultural impact, not musical relevance. P's music
My point also is a Master P song hasnt been used for a feature TODAY in reference to cultural impact.
You are also overlooking the budget of millions Master P had to promote his brand compared to other artists.
In the 90's, record budgets were way bigger than they are today. If you were on the right label (and handled your business), you could eat.
That money is also used to pay for play. Do you understand record executives buying spots for music placement?
I do.
I got 5 was so popular that Puffy sampled a sample to make a song, not a tone loc or young mc song...speaking on cultural impact.
The same shyt you say about Make'em say, I got 5 will create the same impact. Its about when and where the music is executed.
Breh I used to DJ, back then.
I did college radio back in the 90's (at the livest HBCU in the CIAA, btw)
You comparing 2 diff type of music.
Not comparing music, just talking about who is more important to pop culture, and that's Master P, by far.
Who is Mike Murphy?
I meant Mike Marshall, my bad.
I know who Mike Marshall, Tone Capone, Spense, Denzel Foster, Thomas McElroy and Jay King are.
On a side note, Foster & McElroy was a pretty dope production team.
Tone Loc was in the right place at the right time, and even HE thought this would never happen for him.
So he milked the shyt for what it was because of those singles, white people liked his voice, end of story. Lets not make it more than what it is.
Yuckmouth is still performing getting booked, Numb is doing him and Dru is Dru.
Yuk is on the chitlin circuit, Master P just had a (terrible) movie hit theaters earlier this year.
Numb will perform if he feels like it.
My breh, I dont know your nationality.
I'm Black/ADOS/FBA
But Tone Loc nor Young MC gets NO play in the urban market.
They are looked at as crossover artists with MC Hammer, Vanilla Ice etc.
Agreed, but...
So with that being said, unless you are playing a festival or particular commercial pop event.
...they're on that 90's Hip-Hop tour circuit. When they came here, they were on the bill with Big Daddy Kane, Doug E. Fresh, Salt N Pepa, & Kid & Play
Other than cacs liking old party hip hop..
They performed at the Howard Theater in DC for a bunch of
Black people like me (and they turned it out)!
The shyt really gets no spins, my breh.