Name anything non-Pun related that matters that we lose if Joe never existed.
Fat Joe Says “From The Birthplace To Its Inception, He Is Hip Hop”
- Thread starter BK The Great
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Gotta go to the grocery store and figure out what’s for dinner tonight. Wait, what’s this song? Oh, I kinda remember that shyt. Diamond D was on one with that beat and King Sun was popping then.
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
Always thought that was wack
As far as his old stuff I messed with this.
Joe has always been average rapper even when Pun, Prospect and etc was writing his shyt. It became laughable when breh got consistently technical and started spitting multi's out of nowhere
“I got the dope moves” Joe
spliz
SplizThaDon
Flow Joe was dope. The shyt Is Real was fire too. Joe had some shyt. A couple great albums too. Too bad he turned out to be a clown. Smh.
On my life I'm just seeing this after I hit post reply“I got the dope moves” Joe
That's how we always looked at nikkas like Grande Jose
BK The Great
Veteran
I just remembered Fat Joe was apart of the grafitti scene, that's a element of Hip Hop
He was Drake before Drake
Came outta nowhere in 92 at the same time gangsta rap hit the East Coast heavy.
Had a cheat code with DITC beats, King Sun writing his rhymes, and undercover hip hop task force protection.
The real Terror Squad nikkas call him a liar
The rap Terror Squad nikkas call him a liar
Only people consigning him are the tethers and we all know they're all agents.
So, who is this nikka?
Fat Joe is the East Coast version of Game.
Literally.
From his 'legacy' being built on someone else's work, down to how everyone outside of where he's from views him and his place in rap.
Respected (past tense) but mocked (present perfect tense)
memed on for being so try-hard they come off as disingenuous, and detrimental to the very culture they claim to be an axis point of
and no one gives a shyt about their current music.
But, fittingly of the East Coast; he's a white-presenting puerto rican who takes pride in saying 'nikka' in front of every black person he can find, whilst managing to quell that intrinsic part of 'who he is' when in spaces full of other blue eyed pale people.
....at least he never got a butterfly face tattoo
Literally.
From his 'legacy' being built on someone else's work, down to how everyone outside of where he's from views him and his place in rap.
Respected (past tense) but mocked (present perfect tense)
memed on for being so try-hard they come off as disingenuous, and detrimental to the very culture they claim to be an axis point of
and no one gives a shyt about their current music.
But, fittingly of the East Coast; he's a white-presenting puerto rican who takes pride in saying 'nikka' in front of every black person he can find, whilst managing to quell that intrinsic part of 'who he is' when in spaces full of other blue eyed pale people.
....at least he never got a butterfly face tattoo
Exhibit A of the tethers walking this clown into the game.I just remembered Fat Joe was apart of the grafitti scene, that's a element of Hip Hop
The black is trash like someone painting for their very first time all uneven and someone with actual skill added the red outline to clean it up.
It appears KRS is holding red spray paint.
And looking at the clothes this is ‘93/’94.
This was a record company executed photo shoot “for the culture.”
The Dust King
A Childrens Story
yo doggie diamonds puerto rico been part of america since a minute tho
Damn that nikka needed OzempicI just remembered Fat Joe was apart of the grafitti scene, that's a element of Hip Hop