dwade206 wrote: »

Dipset was not a movement. They just happend to be a popular group at a certain time.
Clipse have always been garbage and did not invent "Coke" rap; Rae and Ghost were pioneers of that.
The South had the worst era in Hip Hop history
Dj Quick is overrated
Public Enemy shits on NWA
Kendrick Lamar is wack

1. "move·ment - A tendency or trend:"

2. Don't think anyone have said that Clipse invented coke rap.

3. Half-way agree.

4. Strongly disagree.

5. Hold them both in the higher-ups. I don't compare them, especially since they had different approaches musically.

6. Strongly disagree.

soul rattler wrote: »

When intelligent black men speak, people listen.

Yeah, cuz that's why they interviewing him *sarcasm*

So he's the only "intelligent black person"? Cmon with that bullshit.

I know imma catch heat for this but honestly who gives a fuck about this nigga?

Hes a damn engineer, do we interview every rapper's engineer now? Fuck this nigga, walking around being a wannabe Jay-Z publicist. Ive heard him before he talks with arrogance, saying alot of inaccurate shit while stroking Jay-Z knowing thats the only time ppl give a fuck what he gots to say.

Dont nobody care what you got to say, money.

Go head, no-sign the fuck outta me.

"It's Dark And Hell Is Hot" not a classic? Ehh, okay. That album together with his 2nd are certified classics. You might not like it and it might be outdated to YOU but that doesn't mean they aren't classics bruh.

See that's my problem when people discuss classic albums. Everybody just go off their own opinions. A classic is a classic. I can hate "Doggystyle" (for example!) as much as i like and say it's the wackest album ever but if it's a classic then it's a classic. A classic is something that made an impact on the culture, a print to the culture, dope music, brought something new and fresh, influenced artist and fans to come, represented the time and era of that period and so on.

To say that "It's Dark And Hell Is Hot" ain't a classic would prolly get you laughed.

As far as the thread, there's a difference. 2pac's intro is more of a song that just happens to be the first cut on the album. It isn't really a intro IMO.

_Menace_ wrote: »

I wonder if tray dee was there...
if he was it would've been a wrap

Stop it. No way you from the Cali talking that dumb shit. You niggas still really think that Blood
and Crip shit is about colors? LMAO @ yall.

Tray Deee wouldnt do shit probably cuz he actually knows better. I like Snoop but i promise you that this story is fabricated. That's what entertainers do though, not the first time.