Go somewhere else with this bullshyt. We not talking about no "King Heroin" by James Brown type rap or "Here Comes The Judge" by Pigmeat Markham type rap. Nor any of those Dolomite records,.....I'm talking about Hip Hop and u talking bullshyt..
In the 80's the other coasts had to use profanity as a gimmick to stand out from NYC dominance.
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Go somewhere else with this bullshyt. We not talking about no "King Heroin" by James Brown type rap or "Here Comes The Judge" by Pigmeat Markham type rap. Nor any of those Dolomite records,.....I'm talking about Hip Hop and u talking bullshyt..
Twista debut came out in 91 Fu-Schnackens came out in 92, do the math
Cmon man. Tim Dogg from New York & JT Money from Miami mentioned that song in their 90s diss tracks to Dre. But it was just a local hit though?
Black_Panther_JS
Superstar
Now u just telling lies.
"Ring the Alarm" is a song by the American hip hop group Fu-Schnickens. The song was recorded for the group's debut album F.U. Don't Take It Personal and released as the first single for the album in November 4, 1991 .It only features vocals however, for Roderick "Chip Fu" Roachford
F.U. Don't Take It Personal is the debut studio album from American hip hop group Fu-Schnickens, released February 25, 1992 on Jive Records.
Runnin' Off At Da Mouth is the debut album by emcee Twista, who was known at the time as Tung Twista. Released in 1992. Released April 7, 1992
My dude. That shyt didnt get no play on this side. And I'm not repeating it 3 times.
Force MDs yes,...... Ready For The World, yes......Surface, yes...World Class Wrecking cru...Hell no.
Ring The Alarm- Fu_Shnockens Nov 91
Mr Tung Twista- Twista Nov 91 Mr. Tung Twista - Wikipedia
Mr Tung Twista- Twista Nov 91 Mr. Tung Twista - Wikipedia
livindajetlife
Superstar
I’m from the south but that west coast shyt and the southern shyt from late 80s early 90s super corny to me besides a couple here and there .. if it won’t for pac that west coast shyt would be super trash .. I respect them nikkas just won’t my time period .. now New York don’t even have an identity .. funny how life works huh
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
When it comes to issues concerning black people,
when you delete white people's involvement from the narrative... are you doing that out of ignorance, or is it trolling?
when you delete white people's involvement from the narrative... are you doing that out of ignorance, or is it trolling?
So technically Fu Shnickens dropped first like I said.
But guess what? Wiki isnt even credible like that. OPP dropped spring 1991 but according to wiki it dropped in August which is bullshyt because it did not come out after my 13th birthday in July. It came out when I was still in 7th grade. Not the summer before 8th grade.
O.P.P. (song) - Wikipedia
But even with that said....I remember hearing Fu Shnickens waaaaaaaaaaay before that Mr Tung Twista song.
Youngblood Priest
Atl baby
No explanation needed. We didn't do it to separate us from them. It's what we were. We rapped the way we talked and lived.What part is untrue? Explain.
No explanation needed. We didn't do it to separate us from them. It's what we were. We rapped the way we talked and lived.
Who is "we"?....Philly, Miami, Texas, Cali? Obviously you're only speaking for one location while I'm speaking on several so u are way off focusing on just one. I'm mentioning the south, East and the west. This was a situation that wasnt secluded to one city or state.
The New York arrogance in this thread...yet New Yorkers swear it doesn't exist and people get at them for no reason
Telling the truth isn't arrogance. Notice how the claim cant be disputed. Its a reality that no one speaks on. Sounds like u caught feelings from me pointing out the truth.
Agreed