Off topic, but Chubb Rock doesn't get nearly the respect he deserves as a man or an artist in hip hop.
He always kept it 100 in his raps and tried his best to inspire youngins to live on code.
I miss nikkas like him in hip hop.
One of my favorite joints of all time..
Off topic, but Chubb Rock doesn't get nearly the respect he deserves as a man or an artist in hip hop.
He always kept it 100 in his raps and tried his best to inspire youngins to live on code.
I miss nikkas like him in hip hop.
One of my favorite joints of all time..
we had sh!t too good in the 90s, brehs..
It's up there
i thought u was just talking bout nyc posse cuts from the single year of 1996
now i see u mean all time
are u crazy....
Nah, not at all.
That DPGC shyt was so crazy, breh.
I literally used to listen to that shyt on repeat for hours.
I'm partial to West Coast gangsta rap though, so I'm probably a little biased.
I spent my late teens/very early 20s between SD, LA, and Palmdale (Soldiers!), around real life West Coast gangsta nikkas, so that shyt is forever embedded in my DNA.
There are definitely more lyrical posse cuts, but that feeling they captured in the studio has rarely been duplicated.
Sounded like a bunch of wild Crip nikkas trying to outdo each other on one of the coldest West Coast beat ever made.
I love that shyt.
shyt, i could name 5 better posse cuts from death row 
oh well, breh - to each is own 
I’ll stick with 96
Hav’s verse on this shyt :havdahell:
Yo son, I'm feeling it
Opposition want me dead, concealing shyt
From gats got me living, kid, rushing through my pyramid
You secondary, go against the grain then you adversary
Had to bury nikkas on my side that snitch
Ran his mouth like a bytch, now he's laying in the ditch
That he dug for himself, on his grave I had to piss
