Orphan black fell off
Essential Rare Hip Hop Pictures Thread
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I can't lie breh s2&3 were the GOAT, s4 had me like
In a way I'm glad s5 is the final one, shyt can't go on forever
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la bouche, ghost n raekwon and mic geronimo
remember when diddy sent them to beat up wendy williamsi think it's the light or somethin' in the pic cause keisha was the fine back in the day (and yeah, omar still married to her)
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and a young t.i. over snoop's shoulder
jermaine dupri, snoop, cmurder, too short
Afromaticz
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Better Dayz
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nicole young (dr. dre's wife) and dr. dre
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jermaine dupri, dj drama and the roots
GnauzBookOfRhymes
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Crazy how rap has changed so much. The one thing I really appreciate about hip hop/rap more and more as the years go by is how closely it mirrors society at large. I mean yes, at certain points in history other forms of music like rock/roll either directly affected society (political/cultural) or were shaped by it. But at some points that's not necessarily true. The music itself might have changed/evolved (for instance rock and roll from the early/mid 80s head banging shyt transitioning to grunge) - but it's very difficult to tie that to society at large.
Rap on the other hand went from being influenced by all the partying in the early days (late 70s to early 80s), to the hardcore crack era in the late 80s, at the same time you had the pro-black response in the late 80s/early 90s; as minorities began to grab a bigger share of the national economic pie you see how hip hop followed in the late 90s. Even though I honestly can't get into a lot of the more modern cats, they're still influencing society in ways that other forms of entertainment etc only dream about. Think about the irony of rap being the soundtrack to this country's social/cultural/political history over the last 30 years.
Rap on the other hand went from being influenced by all the partying in the early days (late 70s to early 80s), to the hardcore crack era in the late 80s, at the same time you had the pro-black response in the late 80s/early 90s; as minorities began to grab a bigger share of the national economic pie you see how hip hop followed in the late 90s. Even though I honestly can't get into a lot of the more modern cats, they're still influencing society in ways that other forms of entertainment etc only dream about. Think about the irony of rap being the soundtrack to this country's social/cultural/political history over the last 30 years.
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I didn't know Ray Luv was dating Pac's sister
