Rappin' 4-Tay Doesn't Seem Too Thrilled With Drake Using His Lyrics In New Track with YG

[OnlyInCalifornia]

so having a verse on a middle-of-the road track on a 30 song double LP really makes him a bigger artist like that? if anything, richie rich benefitted from AEOM more than all those bay cats cuz he was on like 3 songs. lets not act like "only God can judge me" is a top-tier popular song on AEOM. isnt that song on the 2nd disc too? the 1st disc was alot more popular across the board.

I personally think it's a much bigger song than the other Richie Rich was on. It was so big that Master P even jacked it

Though, I will have to admit, I have to realize I am in California so what exactly was popular outside of the state then, I really wouldn't know. First time I touched down (and lived) on the EC was in 95.

honestly, i think more people not into the bay scene like that remember rappin 4-tay more for the skit at the beginning of "make em say ugh!" than they do for the random verse on pac album. take that how you want. thats not a bad thing tho.

HAHA I completely forgot about this.


I think Pac stans and huge fans can name most of the outlaws. I am pretty sure every pac fan likes Only God Can Judge Me.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I personally think it's a much bigger song than the other Richie Rich was on. It was so big that Master P even jacked it

Though, I will have to admit, I have to realize I am in California so what exactly was popular outside of the state then, I really wouldn't know. First time I touched down (and lived) on the EC was in 95.



HAHA I completely forgot about this.


I think Pac stans and huge fans can name most of the outlaws. I am pretty sure every pac fan likes Only God Can Judge Me.

master p prolly has a 2pac mural in each of his houses so thats not saying much. but real talk, i was trying to make this into an offline topic yesterday, and i had to use the master p skit in order to ring a bell to get people to remember rappin 4-tay......and it was pointless anyway since none of them dudes pay attention to drake.

yea, it was more popular than the richie rich tracks but it was far from a go-to track that people put on when they popped AEOM in the deck. not even close.

i always felt that C-Bo had an outstanding guest spot, and it was on the 1st disc on top of that. but it kinda got him nowhere. i dont know how its received on the west but i always felt like that entire song was severely underrated.

 

[OnlyInCalifornia]

i always felt that C-Bo had an outstanding guest spot, and it was on the 1st disc on top of that. but it kinda got him nowhere. i dont know how its received on the west but i always felt like that entire song was severely underrated.

I feel the exact same way, it's funny you mention C-Bo because hes real underrated. Hes not exactly someone I would think people knew anything about outside of CA.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I feel the exact same way, it's funny you mention C-Bo because hes real underrated. Hes not exactly someone I would think people knew anything about outside of CA.

i know right?

he makes rappin 4-tay look like ll cool j in terms of notoriety.

 

[The_Hillsta]

I feel the exact same way, it's funny you mention C-Bo because hes real underrated. Hes not exactly someone I would think people knew anything about outside of CA.

I'll tell you some shyt........I used to play ball in college with cats from all over the country and this music shyt was the real life coli. nikkaz took the shyt to heart about the city they was representin and their favorite artists from that city. I've seen nikkaz go to blows in the dorms over DPG, Wu, Boot Camp, The Geto Boys, Pac, No Limit.....

This one cat from Kentucky had C-BO's entire catalog. I asked him how the fukk he knew bout some Bo-Loc, he said most the nikkaz in his hood was bumpin Master P's shyt, especially that 1st West Coast Bad Boys.......They supposedly had bloods from where he was from and the shyt they would knock was that Straight Killer.......Them cats didn't even know C-Bo was a crip....shyt had me

You'd be surprised how music be spreadin to other places........One of our trainers was from Florida, white girl......This chick knew the entire verse of Spice 1's Strap On The Side and had Ant Banks's 1st album.....My potna from the OC stole all them shyts.

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[ucanthandlethetruth]

The song hit but on an overall scale 4-tay was far from a household name, especially to be sharking from like general fans are gonna make that connection.

I could still barely tell him and Dru down apart. Had to do a perm by perm comparison.

 

[Taadow]

Then how did a nikka from Toronto hear the song and jack the lyrics?

I think this is the thread closer right here, peoples.

 

[eastside313]

Didnt a female rapper sample drake voice on a mixtape cut a few years and he got all pissy at her and did a interview talkin bout he never did a song with her and didnt authorize her to use his voice.

 

[SunZoo]

I dont even feel like debating this anymore bruh, it redundant. Drake stole lyrics, DJ Mustard and YG have been stealing the bays swag for 2-3 years without giving credit where its due. Until these nikkas start acknowledging their blatant biting then they are going to continually be called out for it

I thought YG was from the bay?



I just assumed that's where he was reppin just off the couple songs I've heard about him, jesus.

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

I think this is the thread closer right here, peoples.

not its not.

i already dejected that deposit.

 

[Taadow]

not its not.

i already dejected that deposit.

Sure it is.

(btw...I don't know if "dejected" means what you think it means.)

 

[SunZoo]

not its not.

i already dejected that deposit.

Sure it is.

(btw...I don't know if "dejected" means what you think it means.)

That's like...when the DJ is playing some wack shyt, and you tell him to get the fukk out

 

[Homeboy Runny-Ray]

Sure it is.

(btw...I don't know if "dejected" means what you think it means.)

i highly doubt that drake was into rap like that(IF AT ALL) in '94.

and i said a bunch of other stuff that pretty much proved that he made no type of point. im not gonna re-type all of it tho.

as for "dejected", eh maybe not. sue me.

 

[Taadow]

i highly doubt that drake was into rap like that(IF AT ALL) in '94.

and i said a bunch of other stuff that pretty much proved that he made no type of point. im not gonna re-type all of it tho.

as for "dejected", eh maybe not. sue me.

What we do know was that Drake heard this song at some point. We can agree to that.

That said, isn't it more likely that he heard the song when it was poppin' and on the charts in '94?

If yes - then this song wasn't as "regional" as some of y'all are saying, since Drake was living in a whole other country.
If no - then this song must be important enough in retrospect to reference in Drake's opinion to gain credibility with "real" fans.
If not that - then Drake tried to pull a fast one here.

Which is it?