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Ridiculous.
Is it really?
I love Juicy too. I defended the sample in another thread. STL just spoke to me since the first time I heard it. Juicy was his story, STL is the most motivational from the bottom to the top song I've ever heard.
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Is it really?
I love Juicy too. I defended the sample in another thread. STL just spoke to me since the first time I heard it. Juicy was his story, STL is the most motivational from the bottom to the top song I've ever heard.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.
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this guy is good... he raps happy
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quote:Del the Funky Homosapien, aka Deltron Zero, made one of my favorite CD's ever, Deltron 3030.
Who is the rapper on that new Gorillaz single? Whoever it is, has mad mad skills.
Actually a cousin of Ice Cube's.
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20 years. Here are 20 of my favorite verses.
1. "Victory", first verse
2. "Juicy", first verse
3. "Kick in the Door", third verse
4. "Notorious Thugs", first verse
5. "Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)", first verse
6. "Get Money", first verse
7. "Who Shot Ya?", first verse
8. "Warning", second verse
9. "All About the Benjamins", last verse
10. "Dead Wrong", second verse
11. "10 Crack Commandments", technically one verse, but Number 7 is the best
12. "You're Nobody (Until Somebody Kills You)", third verse
13. "Mo Money, Mo Problems", third verse
14. "One More Chance", first verse
15. "Sky's the Limit", first verse
16. "The Wickedest Freestyle"
17. "Things Done Changed", third verse
18. "Suicidal Thoughts"
19. "Player's Anthem", second verse
20. "Machine Gun Funk", third verse
1. "Victory", first verse
2. "Juicy", first verse
3. "Kick in the Door", third verse
4. "Notorious Thugs", first verse
5. "Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)", first verse
6. "Get Money", first verse
7. "Who Shot Ya?", first verse
8. "Warning", second verse
9. "All About the Benjamins", last verse
10. "Dead Wrong", second verse
11. "10 Crack Commandments", technically one verse, but Number 7 is the best
12. "You're Nobody (Until Somebody Kills You)", third verse
13. "Mo Money, Mo Problems", third verse
14. "One More Chance", first verse
15. "Sky's the Limit", first verse
16. "The Wickedest Freestyle"
17. "Things Done Changed", third verse
18. "Suicidal Thoughts"
19. "Player's Anthem", second verse
20. "Machine Gun Funk", third verse
Now if only we could get his whole catalog 'remastered' to remove all of Diddy's inane talking all over the verses.
http://www.cc.com/video-clips/gcfne2/chappelle-s-show--making-the-band----uncensoredProfessor Frick said:
Now if only we could get his whole catalog 'remastered' to remove all of Diddy's inane talking all over the verses.
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I've come to love Diddy's ad libs. He's a First Ballot Ad Lib Hall of Famer. Him and Gucci Mane.Professor Frick said:
Now if only we could get his whole catalog 'remastered' to remove all of Diddy's inane talking all over the verses.
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the best rapper of all time died on december 4th, 2007 in los angeles, california
rip pimp c
"There's gonna be a lot of slow singing, and flower bringing, if my burglar alarm starts ringing."
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My favorite Big song.
This makes me feel old
Listen to B.I.G.
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20 years. Here are 20 of my favorite verses.
1. "Victory", first verse
2. "Juicy", first verse
3. "Kick in the Door", third verse
4. "Notorious Thugs", first verse
5. "Flava in Ya Ear (Remix)", first verse
6. "Get Money", first verse
7. "Who Shot Ya?", first verse
8. "Warning", second verse
9. "All About the Benjamins", last verse
10. "Dead Wrong", second verse
11. "10 Crack Commandments", technically one verse, but Number 7 is the best
12. "You're Nobody (Until Somebody Kills You)", third verse
13. "Mo Money, Mo Problems", third verse
14. "One More Chance", first verse
15. "Sky's the Limit", first verse
16. "The Wickedest Freestyle"
17. "Things Done Changed", third verse
18. "Suicidal Thoughts"
19. "Player's Anthem", second verse
20. "Machine Gun Funk", third verse
Very strong list.
It's this guy.
Seriously, how could none of you have told me about this?
Seriously, how could none of you have told me about this?
One of the Biggest Impacts on Rap was oddly enough, Kool Moe Dee (who is pretty meh to be honest).
Before KMD rap was a bunch of feel good hype the crowd crap....
after he crushed busy bee in that rap battle...rap changed forever.
Before KMD rap was a bunch of feel good hype the crowd crap....
after he crushed busy bee in that rap battle...rap changed forever.
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Sittin' back, counting double-digit thousand stacks.
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THE ONLY CHRISTOPHER WE ACKNOWLEDGE IS WALLACE.
Sleep on my stomach so I don't f up my sheets.
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Ayy. 10 year anniversary of this thread and 24 years since the GOAT passed. Y'all should check out the new documentary on Netflix. Nothing groundbreaking for fans, but a good watch for people who are not too familiar and are interested.
That was a really good documentary. Even if they did gloss over some the negative aspects of BIG's life.
RIP to the GOAT.
RIP to the GOAT.
Biggies rhyme patterns, melody, cadence and delivery were all so damn good and I'm convinced he could have wrote novels if that is where life lead him.
I wish we could have seen him evolve as a person and listened to the results in his work. Would he have been rapping about 401k's and childcare at some point?
I wish we could have seen him evolve as a person and listened to the results in his work. Would he have been rapping about 401k's and childcare at some point?
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It's hard not to imagine him having a career arc similar to Jay-Z's.
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"Hit Em Up" is probably my all time favorite and ages damn well.
Damn shame.
I'll have to listen to some more B1G but he sounds like he's got a mouth full of sandwich in his rapping.
SMH
No nominations for Makaveli?
Bill Cosby.
Wait, I miscounted the p's in the thread title.
Wait, I miscounted the p's in the thread title.
I got a list, here's the order of my list that it's in. It goes:
Reggie
Jay-Z
Tupac
Biggie
Andre from Outkast
Jada
Kurupt
Nas
Eminem
Reggie
Jay-Z
Tupac
Biggie
Andre from Outkast
Jada
Kurupt
Nas
Eminem
The only right answer is vanilla ice..he opened so many doors. With Ice there is no kid rock or the David Bowie revival of the 90s, which means no Zoolander. Nevermind the Cinematic triumph of TMNT 2
Name just one artist more important to the Dallas Music Scene than Vanilla Ice.
Name just one artist more important to the Dallas Music Scene than Vanilla Ice.
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