Years later how do you feel about Gangstas Paradise
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bigbadbossup2012
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[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XllkZNYtuD4"]Tupac - 16 On Death Row - YouTube[/ame]Classic song, simply classic
Also Pac's version is dope too...
2Pac- Gangsters Paradise HQ - YouTube
...orrrrr maybe there was just a lot of shyt better than that at the time and some of us fukked with that more. I can't speak for anyone else, but the airplay it got has no bearing on me not liking it. I didn't like it cause I thought it was weak. Hearing it repeatedly only helped me like it even less than I already did.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
You just another fukk nikka/hater. Always wishing the boring weak songs got more credit,while downplaying nikkas that actually did they thing.
Comments like: "Ah, another one of these threads.
Jeru's album is without doubt one of the best of '94... Illmatic is the best of '94. That's how." Confirm this.
http://www.the-coli.com/booth/10578...e-sun-rises-east-post3899920.html#post3899920
Two east coast albums that meant nothing outside the east when they dropped,are your favorite an so called best of the year.
Meanwhile
Thuglife
The diary
Creepin on ah come up
Regulate g-funk era
Ready to die
Funkadafied
were all better and all got bumped more
Funkdafied, bruh? I should negate your lame ass post just based off that alone.
But I'll play...
In 1995, there are songs that got bumped just as much as that Coolio shyt and I ain't hatin' on them. That summer while you were in love with your Dangerous Minds soundtrack, I was bumpin' 'One More Chance', 'I Got 5 On It', 'Youre All I Need...', '1st of the Month'... all songs that also got lots of airplay. I just didn't like THAT weak shyt. I see you're tryin' to depict me as one of 'them' nikkas, but you got the wrong one. Even if that song hadn't been a big hit, I wouldn't have liked it. I wasn't a big fan of it before it blew up or after it did. Just cause you rocked with that lame-ass shyt, don't try to push it off like whoever didn't was just hatin'.
And on top of that, I don't give a shyt about something being East Coast or West Coast, nor did I back then... try to catch up. It boiled down to one thing: do I like it or do I not like it... and I didn't like 'Gangsta's Paradise'. So the fukk what. I don't even get what a completely unrelated post I put up a week ago has to do with this.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
Actually i was a fan of all the songs you named,1st of the month being the fav. However Gangster's paradise is amongsts those songs in greatness. Certified classic. And that post reflects your character.
Actually i was a fan of all the songs you named,1st of the month being the fav. However Gangster's paradise is amongsts those songs in greatness. Certified classic. And that post reflects your character.
WTF... 'reflects my character'?
Postin' on the Coli ain't that real to me, bruh. Don't get it even more confused than you already have.
Point is, I don't care who bumped what, where they bumped it, or any of that bullshyt. Coolio's music in general was always weak IMO, and there was a number of popular artists/songs back then that I did like. nikkas who really did their thing and are still held in high regard today. And all the same there were underground songs I also bumped. Whether it was Nas, Jeru, Bone Thugs, Big Mike, Biggie, MC Eiht, Wu, Spice 1, Snoop, Mic Geronimo, Scarface, or whoever the fukk. That Coolio shyt was gangsta rap lite for extra-cacky cacs and kids.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
Well if you don't stand by what you say,being that what you say on the coli "aint real" then i guess this conversation is pointless.WTF... 'reflects my character'?
Postin' on the Coli ain't that real to me, bruh. Don't get it even more confused than you already have.
Point is, I don't care who bumped what, where they bumped it, or any of that bullshyt. Coolio's music in general was always weak IMO, and there was a number of popular artists/songs back then that I did like. nikkas who really did their thing and are still held in high regard today. And all the same there were underground songs I also bumped. Whether it was Nas, Jeru, Bone Thugs, Big Mike, Biggie, MC Eiht, Wu, Spice 1, Snoop, Mic Geronimo, Scarface, or whoever the fukk. That Coolio shyt was gangsta rap lite for extra-cacky cacs and kids.
I'ma go ahead and guess that reading for comprehension ain't exactly a strong point of yours...
I stand by everything I say on here. Assuming that it reflects "my character" is where you should not get confused.
The track was so big that even amish paradise put weird Al on
Exactly. No one was bumpin no damn Gangsta's Paradise other than the people that weren't into hip-hop then.
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
Nonsense. Song was straight classic.
ThaRealness
Superstar
its not like a legitimate song that anyone would ever listen to. Its a song you would hear in a Cameron Diaz movie.