Why they keep making these trash ass rap songs sampling 90s classics

[SunZoo]

That B Lovee shyt fire

If I wasnt' listening to this trash in real time this comment would make me sad.

 

[ISO]

If I wasnt' listening to this trash in real time this comment would make me sad.

 

[OmegaK2099]

Meek mill is sampling big pun, kodak did crush on you and someone else re did mo money mo problems

 

[Flav]

That shyt sounds like everybody first beat they made in Fl Studio.

 

[Ku$h Parker]

Meek mill is sampling big pun, kodak did crush on you and someone else re did mo money mo problems

I heard a Rick Astley Remake in the
Barber Shop today

I Win

 

[re'up]

That Puff video is absolutely ridiculous LOL

haven't seen that one in 20 years

 

[TheMailMan]

Sampling is cool . I'm a fan . But usually when people sample a song that's already used the sample and they don't pull if off as good as the og sample song. The Mary Version is way better than what was posted in the 1st post .

 

[old pig]

just bcuz (granted I like the “original” better than the remix…they both dope tho)…

 

[FeverPitch2]

just bcuz (granted I like the “original” better than the remix…they both dope tho)…

Damn, I never thought I'd say this but watching these videos really brings into focus that Puff had vision.
He turned hood kids with potential into superstars.
It also reminds me that this was the moment where hip-hop truly turned into pop music.
This was a weird time. Of all people, after Biggie's death, who emerged as the hottest rapper in the game? Puff.
The Tunnel became the Studio 54 of hip-hop.
We can debate Puff and all his bullshyt all day but we dont have anyone with a vision for hip-hop anymore.
We just get dusty nikkas throwing up gang signs and pointing guns at the camera in videos.

And no, I didn't listen to the track in the OP.
I just dont care enough.

 

[old pig]

Damn, I never thought I'd say this but watching these videos really brings into focus that Puff had vision.
He turned hood kids with potential into superstars.
It also reminds me that this was the moment where hip-hop truly turned into pop music.
This was a weird time. Of all people, after Biggie's death, who emerged as the hottest rapper in the game? Puff.
The Tunnel became the Studio 54 of hip-hop.
We can debate Puff and all his bullshyt all day but we dont have anyone with a vision for hip-hop anymore.
We just get dusty nikkas throwing up gang signs and pointing guns at the camera in videos.

And no, I didn't listen to the track in the OP.
I just dont care enough.

I find myself listening to a lot of older shyt pre-96 when going pop or being viewed as pop was heavily frowned upon and arguably the death knell of some groups…I can’t definitively say puffy/bad boy changed that but at the very least they solidified that change…and yeah I absolutely respect him getting on the frontline and catapulting bad boy to the next level after biggie’s death although some will feel he stood on a lot of his artists’ backs to do so while he received most of the credit but ya it comes down to his vision

 

[Ripp]

You forgot the third irony.


Mary J Blige sampled someone else




So the song in OP sampled a song that sampled another song. And the original melody is in both songs that Sampled it.

Tropic thunder shyt

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

I heard a Rick Astley Remake in the
Barber Shop today

I Win

 

[L. Deezy]

90s R&B is hot right now. If you go out, most brunches be playing nothing but 90s R&B. Hookah spots.. etc

 

[Techniec]

We were listening to classic rap records in 95 that was literally sampling some RnB jam from 85

 

[Playaz Eyez]

That B Lovee shyt fire

Yea this and the version Whoppa Wit The Choppa and Spinabenz did are fire. That’s how you do samples, not the weak sounding stuff that Saweetie and other folks usually do.