I see @Iron Chin Wilder bugging out in here as usual. N!gga another loser that says dumbass sh!t for attention.
Things About 90's Hip Hop You Didn't Like?
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Grow up in a igloo in a 98.5% non-black cultureless country and think you have anything of value to add to a hip-hop discussion brehs
Go play with @Billy Ocean or something
Good thing Braveheart 09 comes from a place with better demographics and more Black culture, right breh? It's always good to see how you value his opinion.
Your Chris Tucker gif aint gonna cut it. Let's see where this is gonna go and how deeply you can deflect. By the way, what has DC contributed to hip hop again? (You're allowed 1 more deflection)
Pull up where breh? You haven't even posted a location that you googled yet breh? :pdahell:
That's a lot of street signs you can take a video of then breh
That's a lot of street signs you can take a video of then breh
Eastern High School sounds like it's within range. Probably not even 15 minutes away
@ me when you get here. We'll take the video together
Eastern High School sounds like it's within range. Probably not even 15 minutes away
@ me when you get here. We'll take the video together
I'm not doing a video with you breh
You gonna do a video, or are we gonna keep going back and forth breh?
I'm not doing a video with you breh
You gonna do a video, or are we gonna keep going back and forth breh?
I want to do a worldstar production with you
Don't worry we'll pick you up, brush you off and send you safely on your way afterwards with all your valuables intact
Let me know when you out here
Hamza B.
Pro
Worst part is obvious now that I think about it…The East Coast vs. West Coast bullshyt
I remember how hyped it was by the media, how average fans would argue about it, how rappers who knew better like Cube went all in on that dumb shyt. It was such an obvious divide and conquer ploy, and so many people fell right into the trap. I remember when kids loved NWA and Ice-T as much as Public Enemy and KRS. The first time I really noticed the schism was with that dumbass "fukk Compton" song by Tim Dawg.
I thought the song was comical back when it came out, even though he dissed some of my favorite rappers. But, looking back on it, the song was utter garbage, and it was pure sour grapes/jealousy. As if NWA and Quik were the problem with hip hop back then. As if Compton wasn't a real city that didn't deserve to be on the stage.
Obviously, things got worse with the whole Death Row vs. Bad Boy feud, which eventually led to 2 legends dying in their primes. I wonder what hip hop could've been without that East vs. West crap.
I remember how hyped it was by the media, how average fans would argue about it, how rappers who knew better like Cube went all in on that dumb shyt. It was such an obvious divide and conquer ploy, and so many people fell right into the trap. I remember when kids loved NWA and Ice-T as much as Public Enemy and KRS. The first time I really noticed the schism was with that dumbass "fukk Compton" song by Tim Dawg.
I thought the song was comical back when it came out, even though he dissed some of my favorite rappers. But, looking back on it, the song was utter garbage, and it was pure sour grapes/jealousy. As if NWA and Quik were the problem with hip hop back then. As if Compton wasn't a real city that didn't deserve to be on the stage.
Obviously, things got worse with the whole Death Row vs. Bad Boy feud, which eventually led to 2 legends dying in their primes. I wonder what hip hop could've been without that East vs. West crap.
infamousred
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Late night tip used to get played on the box constantly. That was 96.
You sure it wasn't 97?
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East coast bias from the media..
if you want @Iron Chin Wilder to disappear, ask him about DC's contribution to hip hop
He's not even from DC breh.if you want @Iron Chin Wilder to disappear, ask him about DC's contribution to hip hop