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It's like an unofficial single.It’s not a single. That was your point
It's like an unofficial single.It’s not a single. That was your point
Are u retarded?I said none of the shyt u thinking in your head wtf
Dude said jay album cuts that people know I named two. Nobody said nothing about no damn reciting anything
You are such a fukking suckercladyclad said:What song from the south that gets rapped word for word that’s not a single lol
Also how do Detroit nikkas not know this song if Tee Grizzley's is named after it as a rapper
i didn’t say Detroit didn’t know that record. It just not popular here. T took that concept by name onlyAlso how do Detroit nikkas not know this song if Tee Grizzley's is named after it as a homage. I'm just curious.
Obviously, NYC listened to other regions' take on HipHop but a/the sense of NYC/North East superiority still was a factor that permeated the game
West Coast POV on the North East Coast/NY
Southern POV on the North East Coast/NY
U still on my dikk lolYou are such a fukking sucker![]()
Makes no sense
Southern dudes go out of their way to brag about how they never really fukked with nyc hiphop but bytch about nyc biases lol
Why the fukk is it cool for you to hate on nyc hiphop but we must fukk with not just the top south artists but must also cop Telas 3rd album or were haters
Trust it’s no inferiority complex when the south gas ran rap for damn near the past two decades.
It’s the fact that the media was playing it like Jay is the end all be all and people wasn’t listening to him or NY rappers like that down south.
It really is mind boggling how they can’t see their own hypocrisy.YO!
That's the thing that gets me about it! OK, y'all weren't rockin' to Smif n Wessun, GangStarr, or whatever the fukk back in the '90s, your prerogative... but let a MF from the East Coast say they never listened to Kingpin Skinny Pimp or Ghetto Mafia or some song that only got played in three states during the spring of '98, and "BIAS!" is the first thing that comes outta nikkas' mouths!
Yea. It's their POV. And I'm saying their POV is wrong. Lol. Yea we kind of gatekeeped to an extent but that's because it was our shyt. Imagine nikkas calling Detroit bias cause of Motown. nikkas knew they had to come to Detroit to get they shyt officially stamped back then. Same way Erykah came from Texas to Philly to get into the Neo Soul movement.
Motown and Neo Soul were both just subs-sounds of R&B, and you know where R&B originated?Southern cats never sh1t on other regions that made R&B music simply because they fathered the style. That is what NYC did....while leeching from the Southern roots that gave it life
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i didn’t say Detroit didn’t know that record. It just not popular here. T took that concept by name only
NY wasn't shytting on the South and I'm not finna go into the history of music n shyt like that.
Hip hop as we know it originated in NYC. Hip hop was more than just music. This what u not getting. Hip hop a bunch of elements.
When I say Gatekeeped I mean we had certain standards that of course other place won't have and that's fine. Like I said before the damn city as a whole didn't hate the south. We bumped that shyt if we felt it was dope. Simple as that.
The bias we have is no different than other regions have for their own. And if u never spent an extended amount of time here there's no amount of posting u can do to tell me what I experienced living in this city my whole life is wrong.
NYC/North Easterners in the historical context of Black Americans, have always looked at Southerners on some
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true to some extent
As I've said before, there is a up north/big city bias but NO ONE has a bigger bias towards other regions like NYC/North Easterners do
Hard Knock Life sold 5 million in 98/99, and then Vol. 3 debuted in December 99 at Number 1
Like dawg what are you talking about with this Harold Miner shyt, Jay-Z was Number 2 to DMX in '98, not some also-ran