Most of the people who like the jiggy/shinny suit shyt were either a child or female during that era![]()
The Jiggy or shiny suit era got started up around the time Pac and Biggie were killed and it marked the end of Hip Hop's creative peak(87-96). You still had quite a few classics on majors but mainstream Hip Hop for the most part was trash while the underground was striving in the beginning and then, for the most part, became corny like the mainstream.
Was a dark time for me. At the time, the alternative was No Limit, which I found equally disgusting. I almost swore off hip-hop altogether. During that time I listened to nothing but G-Funk, Bay Area Mob and grimey East Coast stuff.
The Jiggy or shiny suit era got started up around the time Pac and Biggie were killed and it marked the end of Hip Hop's creative peak(87-96). You still had quite a few classics on majors but mainstream Hip Hop for the most part was trash while the underground was striving in the beginning and then, for the most part, became corny like the mainstream.
Cosign. There was different types/styles of rap music coexisting at that time.I agree with this to an extent. But I would add that The Jiggy Era which I would say ended about early 2000's was the end of Hip Hop Creative Peak thus far in it's history. Where it goes from here, who knows but right now that was the last great era in Hip Hop. Big and Pac through death lead the forfront of the Jiggy Era and then others rode the train. Puff and Bad Boy seems to be the symbol that lead the Jiggy Era.
They had haters but they had historic success that has been copied but no Label has sold more records than Bad Boy in 97', they killed the game. To run the streets, clubs, suburbs it was a crazy era. Also for people that said "DMX killed the Jiggy Era", that's a myth. Cause DMX had Faith, Lox and Ma$e all on his debut album and even rapped on a few Jiggy Era songs. The game was still on the Jiggy ish after DMX. At the end of the day The Jiggy Era was the last great era in Hip Hop.
I agree with this to an extent. But I would add that The Jiggy Era which I would say ended about early 2000's was the end of Hip Hop Creative Peak thus far in it's history. Where it goes from here, who knows but right now that was the last great era in Hip Hop. Big and Pac through death lead the forfront of the Jiggy Era and then others rode the train. Puff and Bad Boy seems to be the symbol that lead the Jiggy Era.
They had haters but they had historic success that has been copied but no Label has sold more records than Bad Boy in 97', they killed the game. To run the streets, clubs, suburbs it was a crazy era. Also for people that said "DMX killed the Jiggy Era", that's a myth. Cause DMX had Faith, Lox and Ma$e all on his debut album and even rapped on a few Jiggy Era songs. The game was still on the Jiggy ish after DMX. At the end of the day The Jiggy Era was the last great era in Hip Hop.