Muggs, GZA, Infamous Mobb and I think ALC were in the studio.
Havoc and Prodigy weren’t there.
People confuse Infamous Mobb with Mobb Deep.
Which New York rap crew got violated more, Dipset or mobb deep
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Havoc and Prodigy weren’t there.
People confuse Infamous Mobb with Mobb Deep.
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I see, thanks for the info!
the art rapping was happening in the black community before dusty NYers were doing it
Hip hop started in NY. Stop it.the art rapping was happening in the black community before dusty NYers were doing it
even if that is the case, that it was formed it doesnt erase the fact its roots, influences and cultural ancestry roots its elements itself back to the south and the fact that ADOS people were taking part in things that were in Hip Hop before it was labeled such.
so Hip hop "starting" in NY doesnt really mean shyt, as much as NYers or you NY nuthuggers(like yourself) like to think it is.
It was infamous Mobb, prodigy and havoc weren't there
Mobb deep themselves weren't really in a lot of beef, it was mostly prodigy.
Prodigy seemed to be a thorough street dude who wasn't the toughest person but you can tell he was in some shyt.
I can't see anyone dipset being tough guys, only reason why people say cam gets a pass is bc he just generally seems likeable.
Prodigy seemed to be a thorough street dude who wasn't the toughest person but you can tell he was in some shyt.
I can't see anyone dipset being tough guys, only reason why people say cam gets a pass is bc he just generally seems likeable.
Tru-Life And his ghetto inmates were goons, they WEREN'T to be played with.
Jim Jones had Tru-Life hold him down when gangsta Lou wanted to kill him and when junior mafia was set tripping on him.
Tru realized Jim was a punk and started beefing with him, anyone wearing a dipset eagle was getting rode on, that's how Juelz and cam got into with him.
Jim also fronted on Tru
Yall nikkas fight about anything, even over muthafukkas that wouldn't piss on fire to any of us out.
50 a street dude, lmao. Dude is defacto police and was the OG twitter fingers before Meek. Dude is a media personality
Fif did dirt and is a bully to the weak, but theres a reason why he never speak ill of Ghostface Killah.
"How to Rob" put him in hot water against the Wu Tang Clan for numerous years
I agree P was actually in the streets. Heck when I think about it most his "Ls" weren't even severe but just Ls of WAR. Now Dipset on the other hand?
People think 50 was this untouchable dude in rap beef but he never uttered a word to the Wu, Nas, Jadakiss and some other big NY rappers who violated him.Fif did dirt and is a bully to the weak, but theres a reason why he never speak ill of Ghostface Killah.
"How to Rob" put him in hot water against the Wu Tang Clan for numerous years
Yeah. All the elements were there way before NY in the 70s. But “hip hop” as we know it, with the elements that define hip hop, all came together in NY in the 70s.
If that doesn’t happen, then we are just debating “what if” scenarios.
The fact is, it happened. Everything came together in NY. That’s significant. A culture was birthed. That culture started in NY.
