Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
Kendrick and YG both did skits perfectly on they debut albums
What was the 90's weird obsession with skits?
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Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
Eminem skits was always disgusting and gross. Corny cac humor
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
Got it off some white folks in Buckhead.
Trot LaRoc
Superstar
Skits are cool if done right but the sex ones are pure 
Wu did good ones..."nikka yo shirt look like a dishrag"
TDE does good ones too
If done right, they help tie an album together and make it cinematic
Wu did good ones..."nikka yo shirt look like a dishrag"
TDE does good ones too
If done right, they help tie an album together and make it cinematic
"azz dudesThat's something that's severely missing from albums these days.
FunkDoc1112
Heavily Armed
DoomzdayzV
Banned
cac had a 2 minute skit of ICP sucking his dikk with noises and some soft jazz tunes in the background
MMLP will always be the most overrated record of all time to me
_genocidecutter_
All Star
I’m guessing it was a cheap way to fill an album.
En Sabah Nur
The First
Listening to GZA's Beneath the Surface now...this joint actually has 4 skits all just named "skit #1-4", and two of them are back to back 
. More useless Angela Yee contributions ...
. More useless Angela Yee contributions ...DoomzdayzV
Banned
the skits where dudes get murdered/shot always seemed like propaganda put forth by white execs.it was probably very seldom the artists idea
Complexion
ʇdᴉɹɔsǝɥʇdᴉlɟ
Social media before social media.
Artists were giving/forcefeeding you a a dose of their personality/lifestye/comedy. When used correctly they set the tone and created aural cinematic experiences but most of the time they were just space filling goofing. Not to mention they got old quick if you had the album on repeat. No playlist editing back then although shout out to my real ones who knew just how long to rewind a track to bring it back or exactly when to flip it to the B side for another dope jam.
Worse than that was when tracks were blended together on retail albums. No good when you were trying to make a mixtape.
Artists were giving/forcefeeding you a a dose of their personality/lifestye/comedy. When used correctly they set the tone and created aural cinematic experiences but most of the time they were just space filling goofing. Not to mention they got old quick if you had the album on repeat. No playlist editing back then although shout out to my real ones who knew just how long to rewind a track to bring it back or exactly when to flip it to the B side for another dope jam.
Worse than that was when tracks were blended together on retail albums. No good when you were trying to make a mixtape.
lack of skits is one of the few things i appreciate about modern hip hop
NZA
LOL
i despise them, but death row and wu tang had some decent ones