Im suprised this is even up for debate.
@JustCKing, I'd avoid anything @Wacky D says on Missy/Aaliyah/Timbaland. he has some sort of weird bias toward them. Wacky D's my boy in almost every other respect, but his struggle-opinions on the aforementioned
its stupid but at least youre consistent. I gotta respect it.
no response to what?
youre the one pulling chit out of your ass.
we ask you where are these hip-hop circles where missy is relevant, and you give us roundabout answers of people who don't exist. and now youre talking about some billboard charts.
this is ridiculous but I must say, I'm starting to see you in a better light. before, I looked at you as an a$$hole who will say anything just to keep an argument going because youre not man enough to take an L........but apparently, you just want to keep arguments going, just for the sake of keeping arguments going. to the point where you even want us to type out responses when theres no need to.
This coming from the biggest revisionist in Coli history.
You said you're "going in on Missy right now", yet it's nothing personal.
This thread isn't about blurring lines. It's about people like you who frown upon or create reasons why something that's catchy or Pop. It's one thing not to like something because you don't feel it or think it's wack. It's another thing when you try to play politics and act like the rest of the world thinks like you in order to validate your opinion instead of just letting it stand on it's own.
How do you have something against blurred lines yet you champion E. 1999? I love the album, but songs like "Crossroads" (the single version) epitomize what this thread is about. Then there's the record near the middle of the album.
You've been on this crusade against them and Dungeon Family and it's obvious you have a personal axe to grind with them.
Definitely not the Flo-Rida, Pitbull group because they don't even have fan bases. They have huge hits, but albums that flopped. Yeah, Red, Meth, Ghost, Busta etc. worked with Missy (and all except Ghost worked with her on numerous occasions) because they have nothing in common.
No I gave you my opinion and then backed it up with something tangible. Just because it doesn't fit the narrative your trying to push doesn't mean that I'm saying anything to keep an argument going. As a matter of fact, I didn't even start the argument. I'm not the one who brought up Missy in the first place. You quoted me, so if you don't like how I post: don't tag me and don't quote me. Simple as that. If there's no need to type out responses, why are your keys still moving?
Wtf so just for the year of 96' they where considered watered down pop producers..
what were all these pop beats by the trackmasters?
sure, they were party-hardy producers that mostly catered towards urban radio, but since when is that considered pop?
Right. Pop songs.
Right. Which I would call pop music. Sounds like we are getting caught up in semantics at this point.
Nope. They were commercial. There's a difference.
That was more Bad Boy.
Hip hop is a box though. There is nothin wrong with hip hop fans wanting a rapper to make hip hop music. It's a style of music with certain definitional characteristics. You know it when you hear it.
Sure. I'm not arguing she was Britney Spears. Obviously she has a connection to hip hop. I'll go a step further and concede she's not as offensively pop as Florida, Pit and BEP.
Because of Lauryn singing that one song in particular. They would have done double play at most with just fugee la.
How?
Inside the mind of an attention whore: Base your entire life around one poster. Make thousands of posts about one poster, hoping poster will respond. When poster finally responds to make one post addressing your deranged fanaticism, quickly claim that the poster has you on his mind. While breaking personal records for fanaticism
