FeverPitch2
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In 1988???
Is Dr. Dre at the root of all the destructive trends in rap? EDIT: Just the music, not the ills of the Black community
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Schooly D being pretty much invisible to most heads is (insert missing Jackie Chan smiley) to me.
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He laid the blueprint and the rest traced it. You can hear the DNA from PSK in so many tracks as well as his entire flex. One thing I do think about is how so many people refuse to realize that music is a tool or weapon (depending on the intent) and has a massive influence. Then you've got the chicken and egg of whether the raps plant the seed or are they simply watering whats within and needs a vent and that brings its own questions...
Schooly D is wildly underrated
Man ushered in what would become the gangsta wave as people took his blueprint and ran with it. Peep: Definitely inspired Boyz N The Hood from its production to E's cadence. Ice T certainly heard this and took notes with the street story style. And he still found some time sprinkled...
www.thecoli.com
He laid the blueprint and the rest traced it. You can hear the DNA from PSK in so many tracks as well as his entire flex. One thing I do think about is how so many people refuse to realize that music is a tool or weapon (depending on the intent) and has a massive influence. Then you've got the chicken and egg of whether the raps plant the seed or are they simply watering whats within and needs a vent and that brings its own questions...
FeverPitch2
Superstar
You're right but you're still misunderstanding the question itself.
Records labels and radio stations didn't make gangsta rap.
Why were these labels fighting over Dre like he was a bad bytch?
Eazy took Dre from Lonzo. Lonzo was salty.
Suge took Dre from Eazy. Eazy was salty.
Jimmy took Dre from dikk Griffey, and eventually took him from Suge.
Suge's jealousy over Dre ended with him killing a man with a car and put him in prison where he is today.
Nobody was fighting over Daz or DJ Quik.
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FeverPitch2
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Schoolly D has been mentioned all throughout this thread.Schooly D being pretty much invisible to most heads is (insert missing Jackie Chan smiley) to me.
Schooly D is wildly underrated
Man ushered in what would become the gangsta wave as people took his blueprint and ran with it. Peep: Definitely inspired Boyz N The Hood from its production to E's cadence. Ice T certainly heard this and took notes with the street story style. And he still found some time sprinkled...
He laid the blueprint and the rest traced it. You can hear the DNA from PSK in so many tracks as well as his entire flex. One thing I do think about is how so many people refuse to realize that music is a tool or weapon (depending on the intent) and has a massive influence. Then you've got the chicken and egg of whether the raps plant the seed or are they simply watering whats within and needs a vent and that brings its own questions...
Schoolly D is still out there.
Name the last Schoolly D album you listened to.
Dameon Farrow
Superstar
So damn corny I'm gonna need butter and salt just to wolf it down.
Dameon Farrow
Superstar
You just lost people. It's never the audience's fault.
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buffalo pincer movement between west (gansta rap), east (bling bling), south (yeah!) powered by record labels 
FeverPitch2
Superstar
Do you have a point breh?
We'll see if you do.
FeverPitch2
Superstar
Huh?buffalo pincer movement between west (gansta rap), east (bling bling), south (yeah!) powered by record labels
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
2 live crew did it first and caught all the heat ..
2 live crew is THE reason we have a "parental advisory" label on music
2 live crew is THE reason we have a "parental advisory" label on music
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FeverPitch2
Superstar
Both statements are incorrect.
As Nasty As They Wanna Be was 2 Live Crew's third album and was released a year after Straight Outta Compton.
Prince's Darling Nikki is the reason why we have the Parental Advisory sticker.
FeverPitch2
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"The pincer movement, or double envelopment, is a military maneuver in which forces simultaneously attack both flanks (sides) of an enemy formation. This classic maneuver is important throughout the history of warfare."
"A full pincer movement leads to the attacking army facing the enemy in front, on both flanks, and in the rear. If attacking pincers link up in the enemy's rear, the enemy is encircled"
Pincer movement - Wikipedia
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What does this have to do with the trends Dre may have popularized in rap music?
skokiaan
African original
Don't these execs have people in the street to inform them where the money is before they invest?
