Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
guys are trying to make wack and sellout the same thing. they arent mutually exclusive.
HOES KILLED HIP HOP...end of story
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Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
this video is hilarious for all the wrong reasons.
be a hypocrite in 3 minutes brehs
Knicksman20
Superstar
How so?
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
he started off saying these artists cosign these wack artists then he flew his niece out to meet mac miller. and he thinks yelowolf is a good dude.
FukkaPaidEmail
Retired Hoodrat whisperer
Don't blame women.nikkas and their "but the bytches like it " mentality killed it.nikkas use that excuse all the damn time for liking wack shyt.Call a Drake track wack and see how quick a lame nikka will respond and say "Oh,you must don't get bytches" or some shyt like that.Alot of you nikkas are cornballs.Stop catering to them.
Knicksman20
Superstar
Yeah you're right & I did laugh at that.
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
who?
youre the only one ive seen in here insinuating that theyre wack.
cam sold out when he made COF, which was harlem world-lite.
fat joe has been making generic "trendy" radio songs for at least a good 5 years now, non-stop.
Breh,
It's not rocket science.
The common African American did not purchase personal computers until they became more affordable around the mid 00's.
If you were an African American that had a personal computer in the 90's or early 00's you either had one because you came from a rich family or personal had money to afford one yourself and needed one that dealt with your career or schooling. They were too expensive back then to just go out and purchase one just because you wanted one compared to today.
We were late jumping on the technological revolution before personal computers became less expensive but best believe our blacks asses filled up every library and computer lab that allowed internet access.
Like I've said, back in the late 90's it was white kids bootlegging shyt first. All my white friends had personal computers in their household back in the day, it was normal for them.
Dude even drew the Wu-Tang logo on the side of his monitor, do you know how much a monitor was going for back in 1997?
I knew a lot of black folks who had computers in the early 00s. Pretty much all my friends had one since at least 1996 and we werent rich by anyones standard. The more important thing is, none of us needed a computer to have access to bootlegs once Napster hit. You couldnt enter a barbershop, beauty salon, gas station, or grocery store parking lot without the bootleg man offering you every cd that released that month. We had a bootleg man who made the rounds at my job. And if by some miracle you didnt have access to the bootleg man, your friend had a computer and he could make shyt for you. Were there bootlegs before then? Yes, but its a lot harder to mass produce and bootleg cassettes than CDs and there wasnt a free and easy method of obtaining the source material either. Like how bootleg movies didnt blow up until it became easy to burn DVDs.
Also yeah, white people were bootlegging too but white people made up 75-80% of the population then. They could afford to lose a portion of the market to bootlegging and still sell a shyt load of albums. Hip Hop was not afforded that luxury, especially once the love affair from whites died off.
Co sign. I been saying this.
Any music that caters towards females, 9/10 isn't gonna be good music
sorry ladies but its true
Any music that caters towards females, 9/10 isn't gonna be good music
sorry ladies but its true
When you let a bytch run your taste in anything in life, you are bound to be expendable, disposable, and eventually, humiliated.
Jone2three45
Supporter
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Big Mel
@bigboss
Good Grief is a dope ass song. It also oozes hip hop originality just off title/sample source alone.
Jhoon
Spontaneous Mishaps and Hijinks
cof will always be my worst purchase. but cotc was wack too. so, where are you guys seeing this cultural shift? the only one that had talent was mase.
Homeboy Runny-Ray
From Around The Way
is that a quote?
