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RIP Doughboy Roc
Boy shut the fukk up
Pusha T says OG’s shamed him for listening to Nas, “you listening to someone who’s wearing an army jacket”
Metal Face
Superstar
this is swag to VA
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Sounds about right considering when Jigga was 18-19 Nas was like 13-14…that sounds like 13 year old delinquent behavior. Good try tho.
Push OG’s, like a lot of dudes out here, are secretly homo bro. They’re not looking for talent, great rapping…they're looking for a daddy
…someone to emulate and possibly fantasize about, a lot of yall are the same. #gay. That nig Esco wasnt dressing cute enough for the OG’s and bad b!tches, that was probably Push f@git ass OG’s talking at the beginning of “Black Girl Lost”.PS…you will find countless pictures of big NY kingpins in the early-mid 90s rockin fatigues…VA nigs should know that considering we was coming there and taking all of their girls and blocks and everything else you can take from a bumpkin
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Nas always had the freshest style..ask Jim Jones
It's a generational thing
Jigga was from a different era. He's more LL generation than Nas
He just didn't blow up until he was almost 30
Beyonce prolly made him wear that
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International S.
"He never had the makings of a varsity athlete"
It was either that, or a Jansport
Some preferred a shiny suit
The hoodie never fell off
Some preferred a shiny suit
The hoodie never fell off
this doesn't make much sense because by the time RD came out, Nas was in the IWW days and going into The Firm era
he was wearing high fashion in those times
sidebar but Push is corny with his hero worship of other rappers at his age.
had a song called What Would Meek Do.. like c'mon son. youre older than him for starters and two hes a fukkin idiot
now he's got his iced out version of the anchor chain Jay-Z had back when he was hustling.
he was wearing high fashion in those times
sidebar but Push is corny with his hero worship of other rappers at his age.
had a song called What Would Meek Do.. like c'mon son. youre older than him for starters and two hes a fukkin idiot
now he's got his iced out version of the anchor chain Jay-Z had back when he was hustling.
MikeStamina
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In simple English: they preferred fly raps over the gutter shyt. Nothing more nothing less.
Rakim/G Rap vs BDK/LL all over again
To each his own. Time n place for both
Rakim/G Rap vs BDK/LL all over again
To each his own. Time n place for both
I get it. In 94 I got shamed for listening toWu
Tribe
Redman
Nas
Duck Down stuff
Outkast (imagine being from the south and being shamed for listening to outkast)
OC
Artifacts
Jeru
Pete Rock and CL Smooth
Gangstarr
shyt was still VERY regional. Radio was still ruling public perception. Music Videos hadnt caught up as far as broadening cats perspective as far as rap/hip hop goes. It was a weird time.
We went from "everything" to "only regional shyt" to "only west coast" to "only whats on the radio" to "only what the TV shows us" to.... "social media" some kinda way
Hell, before 1994, look at a Jet Magazine top 20 (if you can find one). Folks were listening to Tears for Fears, Boy George, Human League, whatever was good.
Im still till this day trying to figure out what happened. Musical tastes kinda got segregated, divided and then redistributed.
Not surprised
Drug dealers and street nikkas back in the 90s wasn’t into lyrical mcs and it was the flashy shyt they listen to and saw on BET AND MTV RAPS
nikkas saw Jay and Foxy chilling and rapping and they was like yeah thats us
Drug dealers and street nikkas back in the 90s wasn’t into lyrical mcs and it was the flashy shyt they listen to and saw on BET AND MTV RAPS
nikkas saw Jay and Foxy chilling and rapping and they was like yeah thats us
