Tony Soprano
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In my opinion, the greatest album to EVER come out of the south...
A flawless-classic from beginning to end.
Has Hiphop done more to harm the Black community than good?
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A flawless-classic from beginning to end.
Inner Beauty
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You need to sit your country thugkin ass down.
Acting like this is AllHipHop.com. MF'a, this is WWBM.com!
Trying to disrespect the regular posters when you don't know shit.
Take your ass back to Trollia....
I love the red part.
"You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Inner Beauty again."
The Dark King
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Damn IB that's the NY in you let that shine baby
AnMDBCartoon
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Inner Beauty
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LOL!
Thank you gentlemen.
But seriously, he needs to understand how we work around here....
Thank you gentlemen.
But seriously, he needs to understand how we work around here....
karmacoma.
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GFunk
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Word! Get em', IB!!!!!!!!!!!
karmacoma.
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I smell curry.
GFunk
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Face went hard on "Hand of the Dead Body". Him, Cube and Devin made a good combo on that track.In my opinion, the greatest album to EVER come out of the south...
A flawless-classic from beginning to end.
The Dark King
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Yeah whatever happen to good collabo tracks like resevoir dogs?
GFunk
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Every track got traded in for "the remix". This is "The Remix Era". Throw Gucci, Jeezy, T-Pain, etc. on the track, and it's a remix.
The Dark King
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I thought puff made the whole remix thing hot
GFunk
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He did, but it was pretty just him, or his Bad Boy affiliates doin' remixes. Now, any rapper who's brushed shoulders with somebody who's brushed shoulders with lil wayne gets on the remix.
Wayne a legend.He allready on jiggas level.Aint no one forgetting him . 10 years from now the south will still be on while the north and west remember
the o'l days.
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GFunk
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10 years? HA!! If you say so. Because like gangsta rap on the west, snap dancing and "trap music" will eventually get played out.
nah.
The Dark King
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Lil Wayne ain't even good enough to hold the mic for Jay. On Jiggas level? What's sad is I can't say its an age thing because we're the same age. I don't like Weezy at all but I can recognize he's nice but a Jay.z he will never be. Again Jay is top 5 on anyones list you can say the same for Wayne. As far as the West being on top in ten years keep it real fam no area holds the crown forever. It was NY from the late 70s to the late 80s the West from the early 90s to the mid 90s then the East again from the late 90s to early 2000s and now its South's turn but don't think you guys will be on top forever that's just no ralistic
GFunk
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Sure.
GFunk
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Although record sales don't equal telent, the huge drop in rap record sales proves that people are getting tired of the bullshit in hip-hop, today. When rap sales drop like 40 percent(I forgot the actual figure, but it's close), it's a sign that people are getting sick of the bullshit. How many one hit wonders are mufuckas gonna crank out? I give it 2 more years, before people start getting tired of trap music. Snap replaced crunk, and trap music replaced snap. What's gonna replace trap? Hopefully something good.
Fans are fickle, these days. They jump fro one hot thing, to the next. These rappers will fall off, eventually, and people won't remember them, and if they do it'll be one of those "Ohhh, I remember playing this song in college". But I doubt people are gonna have a lot of these rappers in their playlist in 5 years. Most of the rappers out today have no longevity. Yin Yang Twins had a string of hits, and they fell off. Who's gonna have Yin Yang Twins in their playlist, unless it's a couple songs for "old time sake"? I doubt any of their full albums will still be played by people. No substance to keep people interested.