again, you cant relate to jada because you don't have an ounce of street in you.
so of course its all gonna reasonate as cliché raps.
then you go on to mention styles, fab, jay & nas in hopes of supporting your argument, not realizing that jadakiss is generally more relatable than all of them.
the disconnect is that you dudes only find things relatable when somebody jumps out with a blatantly introspective record. if you could really relate to what youre listening to, you don't need all that.
that's why andre gets the nod in the category on here. he says things that relatable to people who wouldn't have been listening to rap music at all 30 years ago.
listen, theres nothing wrong with being a nerd or a hermit or whatever. yall just gotta realize that youre kind of like guests.
well crunk was WAY more in-line with booty music than the stuff outkast was doing. not to mention, crunk was spear-headed by a booty bass music guy. so you killed your own argument right there.
lol. you NEVER understand these types of things.
nobody cared about the actual atlanta hip-hop SCENE until crunk, and then it was solidified by trap. outkast didn't position anything. they didn't have the juice to do that. they had their fans and most of them never cared for southern rap, especially atlanta rap. and still don't.
of course DF members, being from atlanta are gonna get a lot of features on atlanta albums. whats your point?? this is how people can tell that you don't get IT. when you push useless arguments.
and nobody cared about crunk albums breh.
well yea, he was part of the crunk movement. bone crusher & youngbloodz were on so so def, and lil jon came from so so def.
but if youre talking about JD musically, he never made southern music.
always felt bad for him, cuz he had to bear the burden of being from the south. and then when the burden was gone, he wasn't southern enough to get any credit.