The west coast fell off because Dr Dre and Snoop set the standard TOO high

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One reason ATL got on n stayed on in the mid 2000s to now is because the bar was never set high for them. Luda and Lil Jon came thru, bought dat energy to the game. They were dope and are legends imo, but it wasnt hard for another ATL rapper to come thru n add their own twist. Den u get snap era, same shyt. Not hard to recreate it. Now the trap shyt. Lex Comes thru, crushes buildings with Flocka. Now everyone imitates him n 808 mafias sound. Same with MIgos etc..

Not dissing ATL, just saying, the standard for their music isnt really set that high, so its easy for another hometown hero to come thru, just add a lil twist to his style, and crush buildings.

The problem with LA, is that the standard was TOO high. YOu have the GOAT producer in Dre and at the time had the fastest selling rapper of all time and global icon snoop. You can't imitate that classic G funk sound like u can with trap. With trap even a wacc ass beat sounds dope. In G funk unless u really got skills its gonna be a wacc beat. And so many people in LA at da time tried to jump on da wave but da music was just trash because they didnt have the skills to replicate the GOAT producer and one of the most unique rappers and voices in hip hop history in Snoop Dogg. Its a reason the west didnt come bacc til Mustard and YG bought a easily replicated sound that allowed for anyone to replicate n sound dope on.

You cant create another Doggystyle or Chronic, but u can create another My Krazy Life very easily.
 

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this phat ass wheelchair girl could bring the west bacc:wow:
 

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Eh... YG album generic but it still bump :manny:. I ain up on the west like that tho to know the other artist out there other than Nipsey but his shyt go too
 

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Lets keep it real.
One reason ATL got on n stayed on in the mid 2000s to now is because the bar was never set high for them. Luda and Lil Jon came thru, bought dat energy to the game. They were dope and are legends imo, but it wasnt hard for another ATL rapper to come thru n add their own twist. Den u get snap era, same shyt. Not hard to recreate it. Now the trap shyt. Lex Comes thru, crushes buildings with Flocka. Now everyone imitates him n 808 mafias sound. Same with MIgos etc..

Not dissing ATL, just saying, the standard for their music isnt really set that high, so its easy for another hometown hero to come thru, just add a lil twist to his style, and crush buildings.

The problem with LA, is that the standard was TOO high. YOu have the GOAT producer in Dre and at the time had the fastest selling rapper of all time and global icon snoop. You can't imitate that classic G funk sound like u can with trap. With trap even a wacc ass beat sounds dope. In G funk unless u really got skills its gonna be a wacc beat. And so many people in LA at da time tried to jump on da wave but da music was just trash because they didnt have the skills to replicate the GOAT producer and one of the most unique rappers and voices in hip hop history in Snoop Dogg. Its a reason the west didnt come bacc til Mustard and YG bought a easily replicated sound that allowed for anyone to replicate n sound dope on.

You cant create another Doggystyle or Chronic, but u can create another My Krazy Life very easily.
Good post. The top of the new west coast class can't even compete with 3rd string players from 20 yrs ago.
 

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dr dre didnt create g-funk.

west coast's problems were that they stayed stuck on the same stuff, even after the interest was gone. plus they didnt have anybody to really carry the torch when pac died & their big dogs started getting played out. west coast been lost out here since '98.

game did an okay job in the mid-00s.
 

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dr dre didnt create g-funk.

west coast's problems were that they stayed stuck on the same stuff, even after the interest was gone. plus they didnt have anybody to really carry the torch when pac died & their big dogs started getting played out. west coast been lost out here since '98.

game did an okay job in the mid-00s.
Ehh,yes and no. His first album is classic. Nothing else was and he always sounded like a wanna be east coast nikka to me,so it really didnt help.
 

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Ehh,yes and no. His first album is classic. Nothing else was and he always sounded like a wanna be east coast nikka to me,so it really didnt help.

I hate people like this. I aint no Game fan or stan but you can tell when people base their opinions on what popularity..so Game sounded east coast on Doctors Advocate too? Face it, your an "average listener" - majors LOVE people like you. So the 1st one is classic (fans always say the 1st one which made artist a, b, c the most famous automatically is the classic or best..) cuz it has songs on TV/radio, face it. So it brings back memories for you. You remember when you first heard songs on that album & singles & the hype..so your an average fans. Radio, majors etc love people like you..so little money is needed on yall.

But i guess songs like "One Blood" was east coast too? Or maybe not popular?

This isnt strictly an argument for Game so dont get that wrong but you see it all the time esepcially on here & Boxden..a bunch of teenagers aka young adults re-writing & speaking on shyt they know nada about (in general).
 

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I hate people like this. I aint no Game fan or stan but you can tell when people base their opinions on what popularity..so Game sounded east coast on Doctors Advocate too? Face it, your an "average listener" - majors LOVE people like you. So the 1st one is classic (fans always say the 1st one which made artist a, b, c the most famous automatically is the classic or best..) cuz it has songs on TV/radio, face it. So it brings back memories for you. You remember when you first heard songs on that album & singles & the hype..so your an average fans. Radio, majors etc love people like you..so little money is needed on yall.

But i guess songs like "One Blood" was east coast too? Or maybe not popular?

This isnt strictly an argument for Game so dont get that wrong but you see it all the time esepcially on here & Boxden..a bunch of teenagers aka young adults re-writing & speaking on shyt they know nada about (in general).
LMAO @ you being so sure that you have fully accessed my mindstate based off that post. You dont know what the fukk you talking bout. His first album had huge impact,huge classic songs that are forever in peoples memories of that time frame. Am I wrong? Average listener? fukk boy i been listening to hiphop for 30 years. I still own albums i've had since the 80's. You dont know me bytch boy. Game had videos in rotation for every album he dropped. If one rings bells more than the others,it's for a reason.
You think he has a album that has a better argument for a classic than his first? Name it and name the classic songs it spawned that can compete with:
The Game - The Documentary (Jan. 2005) BUY NOW!
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Track Lyrics
1 Intro
2 Westside Story
3 Dreams
4 Hate it or Love It
5 Higher
6 How We Do
7 Don't Need Your Love
8 Church for Thugs
9 Put You on the Game
10 Start From Scratch
11 The Documentary
12 Runnin'
13 No More Fun and Games
14 We Ain't
15 Where I'm From
16 Special
17 Don't Worry
18 Like Father, Like Son


good luck with that,lol.
Game whole back to back name drop shyt is curtis 101. His whole metaphor after metaphor shyt is east coast shyt too.
 
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That's pretty bad that a whole coast can't produce anything after those two. Also considering snoop hasn't done much past Doggystyle.

It's the equivalent to Detroit. Once a fertile land that developed great things now a barren wasteland.

New York on the other hand have artists that come and crush the game every 3-5 years since like 1982:win:
 
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