What were the differences between dipset and gunit?

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Who influenced hip hop culture more though? I still see traces of Cam/Dipset in 2014. Can't say the same for 50 Cent and G-Unit, despite their mainstream appeal.
 

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Who influenced hip hop culture more though? I still see traces of Cam/Dipset in 2014. Can't say the same for 50 Cent and G-Unit, despite their mainstream appeal.
well gangsta rap is pretty much dead but he did influence them chiraq nikkaz and all these other swag rappers are influenced by Ye
 

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Schoolboy Q, Vince Staples, and the Chicago drill movement would like a word with you:sas2:

You reaching hard with the Chicago drill movement :russ:

If anything, it's like a mutation of trap music. Chief Keef and them sound southern at times.

Cam has too many to name. He had superstar like influence despite being a b-level artist.
 
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You reaching hard with the Chicago drill movement :russ:

If anything, that's inspired by trap music.

Cam has too many to name. He had superstar like influence despite being a b-level artist.
Chief Keef is pretty much the result of listening to G Unit growing up, his mom said it her damn self.. the nikka has a song coming out dedicated to G Unit.. and hes pretty much the face of that scene so thats why I said the movement, obviously not every drill rapper but the main rapper is influenced by G Unit and that movement wouldnt be where it is without Chief Keef, Fredo is inspired by them too.

We see more of Cams influence than 50 Cents now because were in a era where nikkas put so much focus on "swag", and Cam was the epitome of that in his prime.. and while Cam may have more of an influence that doesnt change the fact that G Unit made better music than Dipset in their prime and still do in 2014.. solo wise or group wise:smug50:
 

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G unit was insanely popular among white suburban teens and white Europeans from 03-05. That's where the record sales come from. Eminems white fan base. That doesn't translate to cultural impact. Eminem sold more than nas (to majority white people) that does not mean his hiphop influence was bigger. Take out g units sales to white suburban kids and white euros and they'd have less sales than dipset
 

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Chief Keef is pretty much the result of listening to G Unit growing up, his mom said it her damn self.. the nikka has a song coming out dedicated to G Unit.. and hes pretty much the face of that scene so thats why I said the movement, obviously not every drill rapper but the main rapper is influenced by G Unit and that movement wouldnt be where it is without Chief Keef, Fredo is inspired by them too.

We see more of Cams influence than 50 Cents now because were in a era where nikkas put so much focus on "swag", and Cam was the epitome of that in his prime.. and while Cam may have more of an influence that doesnt change the fact that G Unit made better music than Dipset in their prime and still do in 2014.. solo wise or group wise:smug50:
what about Kanye? i see alot of kanye influenced artyist way more 3bh
 

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G unit was insanely popular among white suburban teens and white Europeans from 03-05. That's where the record sales come from. Eminems white fan base. That doesn't translate to cultural impact. Eminem sold more than nas (to majority white people) that does not mean his hiphop influence was bigger. Take out g units sales to white suburban kids and white euros and they'd have less sales than dipset
stop trying to rewrite history :russ:
 
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what about Kanye? i see alot of kanye influenced artyist way more 3bh
I think that goes without saying, Kanye pretty much killed gangsta rap.. the childish gambino/kid cudi types wouldnt exist if it wasnt for him.. also carved out a lane for guys like Drake, J Cole and Kendrick to become superstars without having to fake what they are
 
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stop trying to rewrite history :russ:
:mjlol:hes gotta be trolling, hes a white guy who grew up in a rich neighborhood and wasnt even listening to rap outside of Eminem in 02-04 when G Unit mixtapes had every hood on lock so he'd know nothing about their comeup, he first heard about 50 cent on Eminems album

Yea im sure it was the suburban teens and europeans that were going to the hood buying their mixtapes on the corner and at barbershops
 

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G Unit is simply 50 cent homeboys from Jamaica Queens (yayo + banks)

Dispet is more layered a branch of Children of the Corn affiliated Murda Ma$e Big L etc.
Killa Cam cosigned By Biggie smalls himself
Dame Dash...Harlem...etc.
 

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Gunit was the most dominant force for a time

Dipset was the coolest for a time
 
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