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Whitty Hutton

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ive heard this on ahh and sohh.


somebody give me some history lessons
http://web.archive.org/web/20020201...music.com/wwwthreads.pl?action=list&Board=nas

Nas board was official. It was dope because there werent any sub-forums, just one board for all topics. So no matter the topic, if it was popping a thread would get burn. Had some funny heads on there, I remember nikkas clowning Ed Gizzle mercilessly for claiming E-40 was the GOAT:deadrose:

There were some hilarious aliases/characters too, and you could post pictures so that gave them extra flavor
"nikka with prison muscles"
"the no good theif"
Homer J Simpson
http://web.archive.org/web/20020918...pl?Board=nas&Number=183401&page=21&view=&sb=5
JJ Evans
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And it was a sub-forum of all SONY boards, so it also linked to boards of other artists. nikkas used to raid the B2K boards, them chicks would be heated lol


Who used to be on The Source boards back in '98-2000'? That was my very first internet mb eperience
 

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STILL THE POET...STILL TH

Nas board was official. It was dope because there werent any sub-forums, just one board for all topics. So no matter the topic, if it was popping a thread would get burn. Had some funny heads on there, I remember nikkas clowning Ed Gizzle mercilessly for claiming E-40 was the GOAT:deadrose:

There were some hilarious aliases/characters too, and you could post pictures so that gave them extra flavor
"nikka with prison muscles"
"the no good theif"
Homer J Simpson
http://web.archive.org/web/20020918...pl?Board=nas&Number=183401&page=21&view=&sb=5
JJ Evans
fatb*stard



And it was a sub-forum of all SONY boards, so it also linked to boards of other artists. nikkas used to raid the B2K boards, them chicks would be heated lol


Who used to be on The Source boards back in '98-2000'? That was my very first internet mb eperience

I remember Anti College, Mike Esco, VampierXTC (he still around and running the current Nas Fan board) The I am board is what got me into forums as well
 

Albemarle

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yeah he had to change servers like 2 times cause it kept getting hacked so every one got tired of not having a board to go to
 
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Dag...1993? I didn't even know the Internet was available to the public back then. I didn't first hear about it until 1995 and the first time I went online was 1996.
 

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Dag...1993? I didn't even know the Internet was available to the public back then. I didn't first hear about it until 1995 and the first time I went online was 1996.

It was probably mostly college kids accessing from school. Home internet was pretty rare back then. If anything it was mostly independent BBS's that you would dial up to connect to.
 

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No board like the Nas Sony board back in the day. Iam to Stillmatic and then the double cd

That was the GOAT messageboard from late 2000 to 2002.

The fukkery that went on. Everything leading up to Stillmatic. The board literally exploded when Ether officially dropped. :ohmy:

I still remember vividly the poster 730stix QB stories.
 

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More options Sep 27 1996, 3:00 am


My thoughts on a few subjects ...

TUPAC--I think heads need to stop fronting like this guy was for real. Has
anyone else noticed that all of Tupac's criminal record (supposedly
legitimizing his "hardcore" posting) came AFTER he was a recording artist.
Not to mention the fact that when he first came on big time (in D.U.'s
"Same SOng"), the guy was running around in kente cloth, acting like he
was down with afrocentrism, hip-hop's flavor of the month. And speaking of
"flavors of the month", did anyone else pick up on the fact that Shakur
associated himself as a West Coast artist when he started his music
career. Bear in mind, the guy grew up in New York (Bronx and Harlem) and
graduated from a Baltimore high school. Being that he died so young (25?)
and had been rapping on wax for half a decade, Pac must have decided a
year or two after he arrived in California that he was Mr. Wesside. So
much for representing.

That's exactly how i feel,nice to know nikkas thought that back then.
 

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it's hard to tell where people are from here on the bboard, as most of
us are either on aol (uh, anywhere...) or are writing from the account
that we got at the school we're currently attending. for example, while
i'm from the la area (orange county) i'm attending carnegie mellon
university in pittsburgh, and that's all you can tell about where i'm
from, by reading my e.mail address. anyway, what's my point? well,
mostly that i think that tupac's death was not as simple as it seems on
the surface.

i don't know what the real deal was, but i don't think he was just
gunned down in vegas for a blood-crip dispute, as the beat down that he
(and his death row boys) served up earlier in the evening would suggest.
i don't know whether it was that he wanted it himself (an interesting
idea), or that suge just didn't like him, and wanted him dead himself.
but i would really bet that it was one of the two.

now that i've heard people posting about the whole "it's in his songs"
and machiavelli thing, the suicide theory seems possible to me. but the
first thing i thought, when i heard he was dead and the east didn't seem
to be involved, was that death row had to be up in it.

there's a way that you look when you're with your 'crew', that is, your
tight crew. this applies everywhere, but i know it from the los angeles
perspective, and i have to say that tupac never inpsired its presence
when he was around his new 'boys' at death row. even thinking about
trading sets (could cover as little as a block, or less) is enough to
get your ass capped, and this kid decides he's going to trade coasts,
not once, not twice, but three times.

when i came across tupac in the bay area scene, and then found out that
he was really from new york, and later baltimore, i thought 'fine, he
wants this to be his style, that fine with me, just pull it off' and he
did alright, but then when he switched back to the east, i wondered how
that would go... would they take him back? and shyt like that. but
again, it seemed fine at first. then he goes fukking with the wrong
people (we all know the story by now) and getting shot, and i thought
that was it for sure. i figured they didn't get him the first time, so
they'd be sure to get him for real in a couple of weeks. but that didn't
happen, and jail swallowed him up for a time.

then i start hearing all this 'tupac signs with death row' shyt, and i'm
like 'what? kid's dead damn soon. peace.' the worst part about it is
that he wasn't even returning to the west that he used to be a part of.
he's coming down south this time, where he's got no real props, and he
wants to be the hardest motherfukker ever. he studies drama as a shorty,
and now he wants to bring it? i thought he was going to get straight
capped right there in the city. this summer i worked as a flyer guy for
a store on melrose avenue, and saw tupac, snoop, dre and rodman a number
of times. tupac would roll down the avenue with one of his boys in a
plush-ass black convertible rolls royce, and eat at this cajun joint (da
juke joint) next to spike lee's store. heck, once tupac even brought us
lunch (he was sweating this girl that worked at the store i was working
at, and after he took her to the juke joint, he brought us the
leftovers. yeah, thanks tupac.). the thing is, i never saw him get the
acceptance from the death row camp that would have told me that he was
going to be alive much longer. just look at the way snoop looks whenever
he's around tupac. check out the gangsta party video (if you can stand
it) and the two of america's most wanted joint. snoop is constantly
looking like 'yo tupac, i want to shoot you so bad my dikk is hard'. i
dunno, i wouldn't be surprised if snoop told suge, 'ay, yo, off this
wack-ass muthafukka, he bugs the fukk out of me
.'

:dead:

This shyt is dope as hell man.
 
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STILL THE POET...STILL TH

Nas board was official. It was dope because there werent any sub-forums, just one board for all topics. So no matter the topic, if it was popping a thread would get burn. Had some funny heads on there, I remember nikkas clowning Ed Gizzle mercilessly for claiming E-40 was the GOAT:deadrose:

There were some hilarious aliases/characters too, and you could post pictures so that gave them extra flavor
"nikka with prison muscles"
"the no good theif"
Homer J Simpson
http://web.archive.org/web/20020918...pl?Board=nas&Number=183401&page=21&view=&sb=5
JJ Evans
fatb*stard



And it was a sub-forum of all SONY boards, so it also linked to boards of other artists. nikkas used to raid the B2K boards, them chicks would be heated lol


Who used to be on The Source boards back in '98-2000'? That was my very first internet mb eperience
I used be flooding that board with e40 shyt.

Fast forward, e40 still making hits. I always get the last laugh. And fukk anti-college/ CollegeIz4Suckas, to this day.
 
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