Dallas Rapper Dissing Houston, Says They Are Soft And Gay, and full of Suckas
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Nino Soprano
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Bmore stay on them lists but I'll never be on some "we top 5 crime rate brehs
"shyt ain't sweet
Texas contribution to hip hop>>>>>any state not named NY, California or Tennesseethis might be the most irrelevant regional beef ever.
both yall wack & country. stfu.
I don't know man, it seems to be a lot of cutthroat dudes all around dallas. Not a lot of unity, oak cliff/south dallas do a lot of jackin' & killing, nawf dallas is more dope dealin', hatin & killing, groveside & nawf are very united because they all went to similar high schools.The same dudes that had tensions so high back then are now in their 30s with families, nobody has time for the petty bs no more but there are still a lot out there so to speak.
I had heard but didn't know tenstions between houston & dallas were bad in the early 00's. I was dating a girl from TSU & I went there to visit & it was like a damn civil war down there, I almost got jumped for wearing a nowitzki jersey walking back to her apt..smh
both yall wack & country. stfu.
what you rep fukkboi?
and u 4got Chicago n detroit
You do realize that Chicago's most famous "sound" is a spinoff of a spinoff of a sound that originated in Memphis?
Infact, damn there every relevant "artist" today raps over beats that derive from of a style of production that originated in Memphis.
And the Memphis rap scene was heavily influenced by the Houston rap scene. Houston was on the map before any Chicago rap scene was even in existence.
And Detroit basically brought nothing noteworthy to the game, outside of making cac rap cool and acceptable.
You do realize that Chicago's most famous "sound" is a spinoff of a spinoff of a sound that originated in Memphis?
Infact, damn there every relevant "artist" today raps over beats that derive from of a style of production that originated in Memphis.
And the Memphis rap scene was heavily influenced by the Houston rap scene. Houston was on the map before any Chicago rap scene was even in existence.
And Detroit basically brought nothing noteworthy to the game, outside of making cac rap cool and acceptable.
Kanye common Lupe twista sound like there frum memphis?
those are the most famous n successful rappers frum da chi
Kanye common Lupe twista sound like there frum memphis?
those are the most famous n successful rappers frum da chi
Kanye, Common, Lupe & Twista had a whole nation of teenagers and aspiring rappers copying their slang and style of rap?
Nobody you named really set any trends in rap that was jocked nationwide like them drill rap nikkas, neither musically or culturally.
Kanye, Common, Lupe & Twista had a whole nation of teenagers and aspiring rappers copying their slang and style of rap?
Nobody you named really set any trends in rap that was jocked nationwide like them drill rap nikkas, neither musically or culturally.
kanye isnt influential?
AlbertPullhoez
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To fakkits and cacskanye isnt influential?
kanye isnt influential?
If he's so influential... how come other Chicago rappers don't try to make their music sound like his?
Can you name any major rapper/producer that blew up using a sound or style of rap that Kanye pioneered or made famous?
BTW, Ye's patented sound, flipping looped soul samples over cinematic instrumentals... was done all throughout the 90's by DJ Paul & Juicy J and RZA too.
So he never really brought anything new to the game either.
And don't conflate fame & popularity with being influential my nig. Kool G Rap and Melle Mel are two of the most influential rappers of all time. Bar none. But are not widely known or famous. While Outkast are one of the highest selling and popular rap groups of all-time. But didn't really do much as far influencing the styles of rap of other MC's or the sound of their music.
shyt ain't even wack. its actually kind of hot.