Downsouth posters never told me about Kingpin Skinny Pimp.....
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Mindfield333
Superstar
it’s a classic album to me.
Gangsta Blac - can it be is another really good album. But a lot of them songs aren’t available on streaming
Gangsta Blac - can it be is another really good album. But a lot of them songs aren’t available on streaming
you ever heard "life's a gamble" by smooth da hustler and trigger da gambler?
IDK how I feel about nikkas just now getting into this
He's a legend
Exlurkernegro
Judge me by my heart not my hairline
A lot of hidden gems when it comes down to Memphis 90s rap
The_Hillsta
Neva missin a beat
They"ve been talkin about this cat, Playa Fly, Tommy Wright III since/before sohh/the-coli. Search the archives.
$cam-U-Well_Jack$on
Superstar
Abso-fukkin'-lutely.
Mastamimd
Ain't shyt
I talk about Prophet Posse almost weekly on Twitter
I like that era more than HCP personally
Lot of us were kids on these message boards and AIM back in the late 90s/Early 2000s racking up on all this stuff lol so this shyt blows my mind folks getting on it now especially this new genre I guess they calling "phonk" that im seeing in all these gym videos now.
Main white folks who were on the Memphis wave were country ass crackers and random ass eastern euros and Russians back in the day lol.
King Of Da Playaz Ball blew me away first time I heard it. special album.
the Intro into One Life 2 Live was like the same feeling I had when I heard the Intro into Beware on Pun's album
just think, do we get the such a heavy Memphis influence as we've had in the past ten years in hip-hop if all those hip-hop blogs that were popping up in 2006/2007 with links to all these old albums never existed ?? I feel like everybody dug into old Three 6ix affiliates and then Memphis scene like they struck gold. as if it was brand new music.. everybody just got enamored with it.
the Intro into One Life 2 Live was like the same feeling I had when I heard the Intro into Beware on Pun's album
just think, do we get the such a heavy Memphis influence as we've had in the past ten years in hip-hop if all those hip-hop blogs that were popping up in 2006/2007 with links to all these old albums never existed ?? I feel like everybody dug into old Three 6ix affiliates and then Memphis scene like they struck gold. as if it was brand new music.. everybody just got enamored with it.
Knucklehead
HMFIC
What are some others?