Old Mobb Deep Is Depressing As F*ck..

[KTD2]

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Nothing like listening to this shyt at night and taking the train/walking a long ass Queens, snow filled block just wanting to at your surroundings.

It's Sssseasonal Affective Muzik.

 

[Robert California]

shyt was melancholy as hell...Emo rap?

 

[JuvenileHell]

id give anything for the CDQ

man the beat on this is so ill

And the shyt P was saying

"next thing a nikka heard was gunshots
Two to his dome his last thoughts was hot
As long as I don't know him he can rot"

demonic

 

[UserNameless]

It's because they were depressed.

Many inner city youth are depressed partly due to their environments. UEONO.

The rage/anger is just expression of it externalized. Depression is anger internalized, directed inward.

Hav and P admitted in print (see "The Making of H.O.E." in the Complex mag) that they were depressed on HOE. They lost several members of their team. Niccas had gotten bids, etc.

 

[thewave]

Jul 9, 2012.

 

[JohnStarksMiddleFinger]

G-UNIT Mobb Deep was depressing

 

[ThaRealness]

Oh yeah. Their music paints a vivid, vivid picture of life in Queensbridge

 

[NvrCMyNut]

It was so relateable

 

[The War Report]

Hoodie music. NYers love winter because of the gear.

 

[The War Report]

Prime Mobb, Rae, Ghost, and Big Noyd.

The beat is so soothing to the grimey soul.

 

[The War Report]

Came in here to post these exact words



Nothing like listening to this shyt at night and taking the train/walking a long ass Queens, snow filled block just wanting to at your surroundings.

Lloyd Banks was the only dude I felt that came close to recreating this feel since Mobb (Winter music wise).

Meyham Lauren definitely has a feel for it.

 

[JuvenileHell]

It was so relateable

Playing Cradle To The Grave while walking home late at night always gave me a vibe