Playaz Eyez
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This
8Ball & MJG were always reality rap, story-telling type dudes mixed with some pimp shyt talking, minus a couple single tracksI'm still
at "The Click >>> Three 6". E-40 would even say that's a damn lie
Three 6 Mafia a top 3 influential group that doesn't get their due credit
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8Ball & MJG were always reality rap, story-telling type dudes mixed with some pimp shyt talking, minus a couple single tracksI'm still
at "The Click >>> Three 6". E-40 would even say that's a damn lie
Grand_Verbalizer
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For @Master Teacher and any newbie who thinks "Three Six where the first producers to ACTUALLY SEQUENCE THEIR BEATS have break downs, second verse would be different from the first verse" etc etc
once again, these are break beats, playing one after the other.
It's not way I'm talking about, and when I say sequence I'm not talking about the actually composition.
You don't make beats so you don't understand.
Grand_Verbalizer
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I make beats, post the earliest 36 example you can think of
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I'm still
yeah these nikkas going out of their way to hate and exposing themselves
I got an old ass tape I got from a three six stan that was from 89 I can't find it online, and I don't feel like recording
but you can just go on youtube and look for Triple Six Mafia, not three six, and find their old stuff,
they didn't use break beats, they programmed their own drums and constantly switched up the patterns, hats, and groves, not just doing drop outs like east coast producers
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bluntdrunk
if you really got that you have to upload it, never heard of anything that old before.
by the end of this thread, 3-6 mafia tapes from 1968 will be brought up.
the unreleased gems from their failed deal with stax records.
you can just google you dumb ass to see if I'm lying, I thought this was a hip hop forum, Mannie Fresh had shyt in the 80's too
n 1988, DJ Paul started his career as a DJ in Memphis club "380 Beale". At first he wanted to focus on DJing instead of rapping.[2] In 1989, he formed the duo The Serial Killaz, together with his older half-brother Lord Infamous.[3] Paul served as the producer, making beats, which Infamous would rap over.[
I don't even got a tape deck anymore, plus I'm in cali and the tape is in detroit I just checked my bag of tapes and it ain't in there.
Grand_Verbalizer
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The drums in Eazy-duz-it are all programmed, even the impeach break that was chopped up (last verse)
The American
Defending America against cacs
Yup. The poster your quoting isn't black either by the way he's some Hispanic who has like 10 alias account and hates on me to overcompensate meanwhile he was exposed for claiming on his twitter that black people should have been kept as slaves & calling black peoples the hard R.
Hes mentally insane. Literally. Dude will say shyt like that then 3 posts later beg me to Message him and talk to him claiming I want his dikk
You're a pathological liar. I do not fukk with twitter, I cannot stand that shyt. You're a delusional schizophrenic, you make up some weird 
And you want more than just my dikk, you want a serious loving relationship with me.
They sound like loops to me, but that's still not the same as composition, they just played different beats during the song, the beat itself didn't change
you just don't understand
that eazy e shyt is like the big sean song that comes from the bay shyt to the soul shyt, it's not what I'm talking about
In da summer 
