so I guess "the ring" is really the bible of boxing?
is don diva really the bible of the streets?
youre a clown. and I see that I'm simply talking over your head.
stop telling people that youre in your 40s. I hope youre lying, for your sake.
in the early 90's if you weren't street/thug/calling women bytches, you weren't popping -Kid N Play
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so I guess "the ring" is really the bible of boxing?
is don diva really the bible of the streets?
youre a clown. and I see that I'm simply talking over your head.
stop telling people that youre in your 40s. I hope youre lying, for your sake.
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Every boxing head I know all started off reading "The Ring" back in the day.
It may not be held in high regard today (Thanks ODLH), but it was for a long time.
Every boxing head I know all started off reading "The Ring" back in the day.
It may not be held in high regard today (Thanks ODLH), but it was for a long time.
YOURE COMPLETELY MISSING THE POINT.
u know what? nevermind man. yall do what yall do. I'm out.
i dunno the significance of the ring mag to boxing
and your other analogy is flat out ridiculous
petty name-calling only means you lost this debate
you're not talking over my head you're only trying to create a diversion instead of answering or addressing the meat and potatoes of this discussion again and again and again you were way too young to understand that particular era you couldn't read nor comprehend so you have no right for an opinion
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YOURE COMPLETELY MISSING THE POINT.
u know what? nevermind man. yall do what yall do. I'm out.
@kingofnyc
and whoever else was arguing with me.
SHOW YOUR FACES NOW.
told yall, I knew these dudes were fruits, even when I was lil youngn.
Brother Poppy Speaks On Tc Islam's death, Mos Def and Q-Tip being molested by bam and More
yall just don't understand when a real one speaks. that's why yall took those source comments way outta context and ran with em. but the chickens are coming home to roost. yall are gonna get one of your coveted industry examples thrown in your face concerning that too, pretty soon. but I'm gonna smash this one in your faces for now.
and whoever else was arguing with me.
SHOW YOUR FACES NOW.
told yall, I knew these dudes were fruits, even when I was lil youngn.
Brother Poppy Speaks On Tc Islam's death, Mos Def and Q-Tip being molested by bam and More
yall just don't understand when a real one speaks. that's why yall took those source comments way outta context and ran with em. but the chickens are coming home to roost. yall are gonna get one of your coveted industry examples thrown in your face concerning that too, pretty soon. but I'm gonna smash this one in your faces for now.
The Amerikkkan Idol
The Amerikkkan Nightmare
You can't touch this was 1990...maybe 1989. I remember the song before starting grade school. There was time to find the next hammer....but his peak was hard to duplicate cause who could match the dancing outside of Michael Jackson!?!!
93 is early 90s 90-93
94-96 mid
97-99 late 90s
94 is the changing point. Nas made an early 90s album. Biggie smoothed it with the flow & was a don. Nas was sounding old school the entire album. Biggie had some old school flows like in juicy...but he modernized it on big poppa.
But a case can be made for Snoop in 1993 as the changing point for the modern flow.
seriously speaking, all jokes aside... are you fukking retarded
what da fukk dose this have anything to do on what we debated in this thread
some of these nikkaz, got serious mental issues
The Amerikkkan Idol
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DING DING DING!!!
This is a man who was actually there living it and not just reading about it on the internet.
The Nas/Biggie schism is what changed the history of Hip-Hop.
that 3rd year in a decade is the flexible year. it classifies as early or mid, depending on which era it fits best with, I guess.
the chronic blew up in '93 and changed the landscape of the entire game.
black moon was the sound-changing album for the east. that's '93, and wutang dropped near the end of the year. all this before biggie & nas albums.
'93 also marked the change in direction of r&b. hip-hop soul over-takes new jack swing.
illmatic is not an early '90s sounding album.
'93 is mid-90s breh. the introduction of it.
what da fukk dose this have anything to do on what we debated in this thread
you argued me down because I said I thought tribe were gay when they came out.
and then that's when yall started debating about clothes. and I said it was bigger than that.
another example of you not getting the big picture. HOLD THIS L.
youre not swift enough for cliff notes.
listen to the whole thing thoroughly THREE TIMES, then get back at me.
if you were so much there, then you would know biggie & nas albums didn't kick off the era for the east coast, let alone the entire landscape of hip-hop(LOL).
and youre too goofy.
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hold what L again, do u have mental issues, this dude poppy is a walking contradiction - da hell a grown ass man keeps saying if he wanted to he could have bam locked up for the rest of his life by going to da police YET has been on all over youtube & social media with this fukk shyt for da past 2 years
BTW - the supposedly bullshyt about Qtip / mos def came from another random nikka
