The gun charge killed his momentum
What unpopular opinions do you have? Hip-Hop/Rap edition
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The gun charge killed his momentum
How come for some artists stuff like that HELPS their career?
Typical “they sound the same” argument. I listen to music for hours daily, and it’s all the same shit now. Most recently, they ALL pronounce the letter S as SHH. SHHtreets, SHHHweet, eshhhhhh. What elssssh? Who elshhh? Nothing elshhhh? Beatshhh. Freakshhh. Shhhhtress. Was regional, now they all do it. Even the singers.
It took 3 years for Cory to beat that case
It also falls on the label for not pushing his art while he was fighting
Young money wanted to wait on the outcome and it killed whatever steam he had
DAMN.
Interesting Peter NEVER blames Young Money for ANYHTING regarding his son situation?
Peter never had a handle on his own situation with him and lord tariq
Which is how they never made a dime off déjà vu
Damn... I always heard it was just them being uninformed and careless with the sample clearing?
They were fucked off the dribble, as far as that song in concerned. They did it to themselves.
100 percent
They knew the sampling laws and waited til after the song got big tried to get it cleared
I've told this story before. A friend of mine was in the studio when they were working on this song. Someone brought up the clearance issue, and one of them, she couldn't remember who, said, "Fuck them. Don't nobody know them niggas. Shit, we're doing them a favor!".
I promise you that was PeterI've told this story before. A friend of mine was in the studio when they were working on this song. Someone brought up the clearance issue, and one of them, she couldn't remember who, said, "Fuck them. Don't nobody know them niggas. Shit, we're doing them a favor!".
My man said the miseducation wasn’t that good…wow
Sounds like him. He was also saying how Steely Dan don't know shit about New York. Walter Becker is from Queens.
I thought it was a great album. She just took too much of the credit for it.
It wasn't good
It has one great song and one good song the rest are super trash. I wouldn't let a stray cat listen to that bullshit...
11. How long DID they mourn him?
12. Who DOES run it?
13. Is a nigga with a muthafuckin gun REALLY the man with the master plan?
You’re entitled to your opinion it’s in the extreme minority but it’s your opinion…hell I know people who don’t like thriller and Bad….crazy Miseducation is one of the few albums I can just let play
Kane right
Pharoahe>>>>>
Criminally underrated
I wonder how many other rappers can write a complete song in their head?
Hold on I mean do it WELL?
I dont think it MATTERS?
But its impressive.
See Jay Z just liked to hang out with talented people.
Ghost is not only right
But I believe there is a well funded and well organized group who wants to aggressively silence individuals who are denouncing this continued negative behavior in the black community.
I've finally admitted to myself that X-Clan wasn't very deep, they had a few catch-phrase words and allowed their audience to run with that. They weren't saying very much, "Black Watch, Sissies." Then they would random mentioned the pyramids, reference to Black this and Black that, and such; they had the appearance of saying deep shat, but they weren't saying much at all. However, they had some good beats, though.
I've been complaining about this for awhile. Most of the opinion, discussion, and/or sports talk threads eventually turn into a social media dumping ground.
^^^^
I remember decades ago I was warning dudes on here that condoning trolling would lead to the downfall of intelligent society and discourse as we know it
I hear you, bruh; we'll on the same page. You're preaching to the choir.
Nas Life is good album dropping is when ny hip hop.lost its grip on the game?
@dik cashmere
@ViCiouS
Can you explain that to me?
Does he mean hip hop is dead?
And even if its THAT album... how?
Nas Life is good album dropping is when ny hip hop.lost its grip on the game?
@dik cashmere
@ViCiouS
Can you explain that to me?
Does he mean hip hop is dead?
And even if its THAT album... how?
I love buck but he’s not always right
To say Nas album was the start but hesitate to say radio played any part in ny hip hop changing your argument is moot
Shebro said ny rappers are the minor league and played west coast and southern rap
To the point ny rappers started emulating those sounds just to get radio play
Then you have envious who if he had an issue with you, that you didn’t even know was an issue he didn’t play your records
Why after all these years are people who were ACTUALLY THERE still afraid to say the truth into a microphone?
For some they still want to make a living in music
If you notice some of the most outspoken are at the end of their career/life or they truly have given up on the industry and said f it
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