Prodigy's verse on Drop a Gem On Them was the greatest thing out of that East coast-West coast beef

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nikkas negging me for stating facts

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Lots of tough talk but he sure didn't say Pac's name which discredits all his hood fairy tales of what he was gonna do to him.

Pac called out names, all these NY cats were the SHOOK ONES afraid to say his name.
 

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Lots of tough talk but he sure didn't say Pac's name which discredits all his hood fairy tales of what he was gonna do to him.

Pac called out names, all these NY cats were the SHOOK ONES afraid to say his name.

Maybe, but MUSICALLY they still shat on PAC with that song.

As a hip hop fan, that song is untouchable. P might be a coward in real life, but he's still a genius and this verse is a demonstration of his skills.
 

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How was Mobb Deep local in 95/96?

Mobb Deep was the UGK/8Ball MJG of the tri-state area..unless you were big on that scene you proabably never heard their music like that.

I'm gonna wait for somebody outside of the NY/NJ/CT/Boston area to tell me how everybody was bumping The Infamous or HOE in 94/96. They were going gold back in hip hop's heyday of record sales..which tells me they weren't that big of a deal back then.

Local might have been a bit strong but them nikkas was not on the level of Pac/Nas/Big/Snoop/Fugees etc... :manny: They were in the same boat as Hov back in 96.
 
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