Sign here if you never rocked wit Diddy

[Whips-n-Chains]

Never in my life did I ever think Diddy was dope. He was tolerable while BIG was alive, but anything beyond that he was always trash af. Shiny suit "era" was trash af. Bad Boy was always lame af to me.

Puff's quest for cross-over pop hits lead to the popification of hip-hop and the decline of NYC rap, and the overall loss of NYC's regional sound.

Ready to Die, LAD, Shyne, G-Dep were dope despite Puff, not b/c of him & Bad Boy

Notorious BIG MADE bad boy...

fukk Diddy

(this is in no way a diss towards NYC)

 

[PatCake]

Diddy made Bad Boy. People loved Biggie so they had no choice. If it wasn't for Biggie, this dude wouldn't have been as big.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Diddy made Bad Boy. People loved Biggie so they had no choice. If it wasn't for Biggie, this dude wouldn't have been as big.

BIG a GOAT, Shyne album & G-Dep album were solid, Craig Mack had a hot remix...outside of that, Bad Boy was always commercial af and whack to me.

Puff is clearly a talented (more like treacherous) business mind. He gets his props for that.

Edit: No Way Out had some cuts too. Still didn't rock w/ him

 

[cheek100]

it was all we had man

 

[nieman]

Never was a fan. The only Bad Boy album I ever purchased is Faith. Of course I listened Ready to Die, and later Life After Death courtesy of relatives and Columbia House, but overall their sound wasn't my thing.

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Actually listening to him right now, but I don't turn my back to the speakers. I'm afraid he might hop out of one of the woofers and try to take me down

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

it was all we had man

We as in NYC?

Can't be...NY at the time had Wu, Mobb, Nas, bubbling Jay-Z, full underground scene, etc.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Actually listening to him right now, but I don't turn my back to the speakers. I'm afraid he might hop out of one of the woofers and try to take me down

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

never bought an album but "The Saga Continues..." songs would have me listening cause of High School nostalgia

'Victory' still one of my favorite songs

Don't think I legit listened to him as an adult adult

 

[Buckeye Fever]

We as in NYC?

Can't be...NY at the time had Wu, Mobb, Nas, bubbling Jay-Z, full underground scene, etc.

NYC had so much dope music. Had their own sound that is still timeless to me

 

[RasNas]

Never liked him cuz I grew up as a big Pac fan. Despite that always loved Big. But just couldn't stand Puff. I also believe Puffy was partially responsible for Bigs death which makes me despise him even more.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

NYC had so much dope music. Had their own sound that is still timeless to me

It's my personal favorite sound in all of music. I love the West, Midwest, & South too, of course, but NYC sound from about 88-2000 just my all time favorite

I blame Diddy's major role in that pop-music infestation of NYC rap.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Never liked him cuz I grew up as a big Pac fan. Despite that always loved Big. But just couldn't stand Puff. I also believe Puffy was partially responsible for Bigs death which makes me despise him even more.

Both of their deaths

 

[WaveGang]

puff like Jim Jones

Never liked him

 

[jensyao]

i just want to know who wrote which of his verses to which songs whether if it was big, mase, loon, royce, pharoah monch, game, madskillz, king los, etc and where are they now with their solo discography