Damn Luda went in on Drake. I think the reason why they say he dissing Big Sean cuz the way he was saying BOY. They are reaching wit that one.
Luda dissing Drake and Big Sean ???
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I guess that is why he got a grammy for rap album of the year cause of his poor album making skills
He has hits upon hits upon hits. He killed every guess appearance he had and carried a city on his back. He may not have a certified classic album, but I think that's more due to the era he came up in and not the music. Nothing made post 2000 gets the classic label amongst "hip-hop heads."
Blueprint, Stillmatic, Get rich all classics after 2000. When did he EVER carry a city on its back?
Luda's doesn't take himself too seriously as a rapper so he gets underrated. But if you make an unbiased poll on what's your favorite Luda track. You could get 20 different answers. Dude's done so much outside the box stuff, it's not even funny. And its worked. Creative artist.
Luda's albums>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Jada's solo albums.
I guess that is why he got a grammy for rap album of the year cause of his poor album making skills
I'm going to need you to shut up
I don't think that no classic albums have been made since 2000. I'm speaking on the average hip hop head.
Maybe, thats debatable.
Really? No Blueprint, Stillmatic, or get rich, MM show.. which are all commercially considered classics.
I guess that is why he got a grammy for rap album of the year cause of his poor album making skills
DIS ni99a brought up the Grammy's to help make his point... In a hip-hop conversation.
http://www.bgol.us/board/showthread.php?t=181498
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I think 3 out of the 4 are, but you'll get arguments on all 4. That's my point. Albums called classics in the 80's/90's were just that. You'd be hard pressed to find anybody to disagree with you.
Edit: and "commercially" has absolutely NOTHING to do with rather an album is classic or not. Illmatic, Enta tha stage, The Shining, (I could go on forever) all went double wood upon their release. We didn't give a fuck about who bought the album back then. In all actuality, the less people that were up on the album actually contributed positively to it's classic status.
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It trips me out when these youngster put they foot in they mouths and than want to talk around their toes.....Luda killed them fools...and for you youngins that believe Luda doesnt have a classic album...your out your damn minds...
Word of Mouf straight banger
Red Light District straight banger
Release Therapy over a lot of youngins head....but straight banger..
As for that end diss....that could have been at Field Mob...they've had alot to say about ya boy
Word of Mouf straight banger
Red Light District straight banger
Release Therapy over a lot of youngins head....but straight banger..
As for that end diss....that could have been at Field Mob...they've had alot to say about ya boy
I think 2 out of the 3 are, but you'll get arguments on all 3. That's my point. Albums called classics in the 80's/90's were just that. You'd be hard pressed to find anybody to disagree with you.
Edit: and commercially has absolutely NOTHING to do with rather an album is classic or not. Illmatic, Enta tha stage, The Shining, (I could go on forever) all went double wood upon their release. We didn't give a fuck about who bought the album back then. In all actuality, the less people that were up on the album actually contributed positively to it's classic status.
I know that but you were saying by the Average hiphop fan, who only see's thing commercially not die hards. I think in the 80's/90's everyone was more so fans. Now days everybody's a critic.
Truth be told T.I will go down as more of Legend than LUDA.
dam your right
Bro that's the worst fuckin analogy I've fuckin heard...
Luda's hits and numerous guest appearance slaughterings should earn him the right to be called legendary.
Nigga compared a team effort to an individual accomplishment...wtf?
Where the hell you get Chingy from?
Read the article I posted.
I hate being corrected when I'm right.
At the end of the song Ludacris talks about an artist that was once signed to him going on a Twitter rant.
The brother assumed it was 2 chainz, and I said it cant be him because the were together last month during the BET cypher, and I doubt 2 chainz is went on any Twitter rants in the past month, being in the best position of his career thus far, so I'm thinking he means Chingy.
Big Sean didn't create that flow, though. Cam'ron and Freeway been doing that shit.
Mos Def a classic!!!!! I think I may have worded my statement wrong. What I meant was that I feel that classic albums have been made since 2000, but a lot of hip hop heads would disagree.
I agree.
Mos Def a classic!!!!! I think I may have worded my statement wrong. What I meant was that I feel that classic albums have been made since 2000, but a lot of hip hop heads would disagree.
Have any been made this year?
No I said the average "hip hop head." And your second statement is why I continually state that hip hop never died, the hip hop fan did. As far as T.I. and Luda goes, I will never chose between the two. They both played their part in making the South and ATL major players in the hip hop industry and they both have a ton of classic songs under their belt. They are both Legends.
Yep. I think Returnof4eva, Section 80, Covert Coup and Live.Love.Asap are all classic albums. Will they receive the credit they deserve? Probably not, because they were all released in the "critic era" where people look to everything but the music to find things to criticize about the music. Weird but true.
How is T.I. more of a legend than Ludacris? What has T.I. done that Luda hasn't? Their catalogs are about neck and neck to me.
Nigga please. Ask ANY artist in the industry if they want a Grammy and see what answer you get. That's like the championship of the music industry. It damn sure ain't no bet or mtv awards.
I agree w/ his statement but for the wrong reasons...TI will be considered more of a legend than Luda by most bcuz of his "King of the South" fame and following and basically putting trap music on the map...that being said I personally think Luda is much better rapper than TI...neither are legends imo...that word is thrown around too loosely esp. in hip-hop
I keep trying to put niggas on the board on, but they don't want to listen. May be album of the year.
how? winning a championship and having a classic album is in the same category as the highest accomplishment an individual in each respective profession can obtain..peep how Jay always putting himself in the same category as Jordan and Russell..
So you have no idea really but you are right?
I have a very good idea as to why I think it's Chingy, and it sure as hell wasn't about 2 chainz, and I have no idea why you wanted me to go back to read that article, because I never once mentioned Big Sean up to that point.
Honestly, what was the point of you telling me to read that article??
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