Most d!ckriding-est movement in recent memory: Free Boosie vs. RIP Mac Dre/Thizz
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OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
Im going with Free Mac Dre only because barely anyone outside of the bay area even listened to the guys music let alone was all about it. Drake aint listen to his shyt lol.
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
Meant RIP Mac Dre heh
cincinnati was heavy on mac dre and we all the way across the globe
my uncle stayed on that bay area shyt
he aint wait till he was dead to start watching and listening
OnlyInCalifornia
Southern California/Vegas
Not surprised on that. I know Detroit and KC listened to Bay Area music too but as far as Mac Dre being something a half jewish kid from Toronto (Drake) was actively listening to when he was alive? Nah. Getting ahold of his music wasn't that easy then.
Mac dre was wac tho
y was ppl dikk riding so much?
y was ppl dikk riding so much?
MoneyBags
Dapper Don Don Boss of Bosses Chief of Chiefs
the free pimp c campaign was pretty big too.
Scientific
Bacdafucup
had a friend who was from Seattle, who went back and forth to the Bay during that era tell me a funny story he had about Mac Dre.
I'll wait for the RIP Soulja Slim movement.
I'll wait for the RIP Soulja Slim movement.
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
OP, name five independent rappers more deserving of praise than Mac Dre? Jay Z pays for a million dollar promotional campaign to reposition his past catalog like Reasonable Doubt into the classic discussions and you over here talking about a rapper who spurred a whole regional movement organically, to this day he has a cult-like following. Try uploading a Mac Dre video on YouTube or mention something interesting about him on Twitter and you'll see how many people search for the latest stuff on him regularly. His catalog spans 3 eras, over 15 years - his work exemplifies consistency as he was a seminal rapper of the Bay Area's 'golden age' and went on to carry a new sound on his back over a decade later. If anything you could compare Mac Dre to a Snoop Dogg. Nostalgia be what it is but we all know what happened to Rakim when he tried to make an attempt at being mainstream, even Dr. Dre and beats like "In Da Club" couldn't save him . . so who's overrated?
*comes through and crushes buildings, ripping out the foundation of the structure* - let me see you try to rebuild your argument
*comes through and crushes buildings, ripping out the foundation of the structure* - let me see you try to rebuild your argument
Mac Casper
@adonnis - pull up, there's refreshments
OP, name five independent rappers more deserving of praise than Mac Dre? Jay Z pays for a million dollar promotional campaign to reposition his past catalog like Reasonable Doubt into the classic discussions and you over here talking about a rapper who spurred a whole regional movement organically, to this day he has a cult-like following. Try uploading a Mac Dre video on YouTube or mention something interesting about him on Twitter and you'll see how many people search for the latest stuff on him regularly. His catalog spans 3 eras, over 15 years - his work exemplifies consistency as he was a seminal rapper of the Bay Area's 'golden age' and went on to carry a new sound on his back over a decade later. If anything you could compare Mac Dre to a Snoop Dogg. Nostalgia be what it is but we all know what happened to Rakim when he tried to make an attempt at being mainstream, even Dr. Dre and beats like "In Da Club" couldn't save him . . so who's overrated?
*comes through and crushes buildings, ripping out the foundation of the structure* - let me see you try to rebuild your argument
*comes through and crushes buildings, ripping out the foundation of the structure* - let me see you try to rebuild your argument
SmokinNLiftin
Rookie
Living in the Burbs that Free Boosie shyt got so fukkin popular in that 18-25 age group. If you're a white person livin in the suburbs you're probably mostly listening to house/edm shyt, but I saw dudes who didn't listen to rap outside of your usual mainstream five (Drake/Kanye/Wayne/Jay/Em) rockin Free Boosie shyt, talkin about the dude (no lie) all 'genuine' and serious and shyt like it was some life changing shyt
I didn't hear of Mac Dre before thecoli tbh
Personally never got into Boosie so I guess I don't have a leg to stand on. Just the fact that I saw people who would play some Shabba Racks and Wild for the Night or some Drake at some college parties start bustin on that Boosie like really?
I didn't hear of Mac Dre before thecoli tbh
Personally never got into Boosie so I guess I don't have a leg to stand on. Just the fact that I saw people who would play some Shabba Racks and Wild for the Night or some Drake at some college parties start bustin on that Boosie like really?