This isn't true at all.
To keep it all a way buck, Hip Hop albums wasn't getting played full throttle in the whip like that til like 93/94ish. It was all R&B and blend tapes. Only time Hip Hop was getting played in the cars during that era was through Ron G and S&S tapes that we use to go Uptown to cop. Other then that, Rap albums stuck to walkman and boombox status.That make it last forever and in effect mode playing through some souped up systemriding around in a Suzuki Sidekick listening to only you can make me happy
This is so not true lmao
Facts!
these were the biggest songs of the fukking decades of 80s and 90s.
These aren't goddamn B-Sides
no biggie
Are you a cac?
i mean i'm not shocked reading this...but damn. it's just...disgusting.Kinda on topic, early 2000s my man who I had not seen in awhile because he moved deep into Jersey was in Harlem and wanted to link up, get something to eat. I lived around the corner from Amy Ruth's (soul food spot) at the time and told him to come around. We meet up and he has this white girl with him, and he introduced me and shortly after we sat down he mentioned she just got a job being an A & R rep at Def Jam. I was like, "Wow, Ok." but didn't think much about it because we are catching up with each other.
Anyway, while we are talking and eating Lord Finesse walks in and sits at the table next to us. I'm like, "Oh shyt, Lord Finesse!". The girl he brought says, "Who's that?!" My friend runs down his resume and then says, "Wow, you're an A & R rep for Def Jam and I had to tell you all that?!" He was disgusted and embarrassed.
doesn't disprove my point. she has a preference of R&B, not ANY r&bThere are plenty of people who don't like r&b and certainly don't like the modern iterations. Black people are not a monolith. There are more black people who can't stand Teddy Riley/Babyface/New Jack/etc r&b than those who love it. Go ask a 60 year old black woman if she likes that shyt and she'll probably laugh in your face and tell you Motown/MJ/Luther/Anita/etc are real r&b, not that raunchy shyt from people who can't sing.
Back to Peter tho. I'm starting to get tired of these conversations because I sense that Rosenberg thrives on this shyt. Not just the attention, but the idea that people hate on him. It's that little man syndrome shyt. A bald, overweight, short dude who was NEVER apart of the cool club, yet loves trying to shyt on the cool club with his pure "real hip hop yall" opinions. And when he goes too far (Chuck D, Combat Jack, etc) he gets to pull the "I'm just a dumb white guy, I don't know these things sorry" card and gets away with it. I'm tired of it man.
That nikka didn't fukk with guy's "I like"??? I was just playing that like two days ago.dude looked like he was being tortured half the time listening to these soulful classics.. talking about "I missed the mark culturally on this one because I was in 3rd grade when it came out" in regards to Guy's "I like" not resonating with him
..nikka im 15 years younger than you and know this song
