So Dudes really trying to Downplay and Discredit the In fluence Dipset has on Rap?
- Thread starter Conscious Pilot
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you mean jigga?
Ironically the only thing the dips influenced was skinny jeans and smedium shirts and this was long after the dips was still the dips
The_Third_Man
Superstar
we don't need another dip movement on these boards 
J-MIL
Fly Sh!t Only
Dipset>>>
Diplomatic Immunity might be the goat group rap album
Diplomatic Immunity might be the goat group rap album
hell yeah dipsets the dopest
Animal House
Superstar
Get the fukk out of all hip hop related threads
Apparently you nukkas don't understand what "influence" means 
I'm a Dipset fan, always was and always will be. But they didn't have any mass influence or leave any lasting legacies. The only thing any of them ever contributed that went national was "Balliiiiiiiiiiiin" and the NY Giants Super Bowl rendition of that was more responsible than the Dips.
Cam is the best and most popular one, and he was and will never be mor than a 2nd tier rapper.
Let's also look at the trends they blatantly started to try that went no where:
Nukkas rocking pink all the time
The scarfy movement
Calling people slime
I'm sure there are plenty more, but those 3 pop to mind. The Dips were a marginally successful crew by hip hop standards that never parlayed that into anything else. Juelz became a crack head, Jim Jones getting clowned by his hoe on bootleg VH1 shows, someone put an APB out on Camron, and Freaky Zeaky is the Dipset equivalent to that nukka from the st lunatics that wore the phantom of the opera mask and danced in the background. And none of their affiliates ever made it past mix tape rapper relevance.
The Dips have no withstanding influences to this day offline. There's nothing wrong with that, majority of people/groups don't. But if you want to keep it 100, even most Internet Stan's started repping for them ironically and not cause they were nice anyway.
#IReallyMeanIt
I'm a Dipset fan, always was and always will be. But they didn't have any mass influence or leave any lasting legacies. The only thing any of them ever contributed that went national was "Balliiiiiiiiiiiin" and the NY Giants Super Bowl rendition of that was more responsible than the Dips.
Cam is the best and most popular one, and he was and will never be mor than a 2nd tier rapper.
Let's also look at the trends they blatantly started to try that went no where:
Nukkas rocking pink all the time
The scarfy movement
Calling people slime
I'm sure there are plenty more, but those 3 pop to mind. The Dips were a marginally successful crew by hip hop standards that never parlayed that into anything else. Juelz became a crack head, Jim Jones getting clowned by his hoe on bootleg VH1 shows, someone put an APB out on Camron, and Freaky Zeaky is the Dipset equivalent to that nukka from the st lunatics that wore the phantom of the opera mask and danced in the background. And none of their affiliates ever made it past mix tape rapper relevance.
The Dips have no withstanding influences to this day offline. There's nothing wrong with that, majority of people/groups don't. But if you want to keep it 100, even most Internet Stan's started repping for them ironically and not cause they were nice anyway.
#IReallyMeanIt
And in comparison, here's how influence really works:
Jay-z shut down the entire Jersey wearing game for nukkas with one line
Lil Wayne got nukkas skateboarding in New Orleans and rocking zubas
Souljah boy got 80% of rappers coming out with dances to go with their songs
50 Cent got all drunk white bytches singing "cause we don't give a fukk cause it's your birthday" at bars nationwide to this day
Eminem got crackas thinking its okay to rap
Drake got jello pudding ass nukkas telling hoes they can do better
Hell even ghost face back in the day shut down Lugz with one line
Influence nukkas, influence....
Jay-z shut down the entire Jersey wearing game for nukkas with one line
Lil Wayne got nukkas skateboarding in New Orleans and rocking zubas
Souljah boy got 80% of rappers coming out with dances to go with their songs
50 Cent got all drunk white bytches singing "cause we don't give a fukk cause it's your birthday" at bars nationwide to this day
Eminem got crackas thinking its okay to rap
Drake got jello pudding ass nukkas telling hoes they can do better
Hell even ghost face back in the day shut down Lugz with one line
Influence nukkas, influence....
And in comparison, here's how influence really works:
Jay-z shut down the entire Jersey wearing game for nukkas with one line
Lil Wayne got nukkas skateboarding in New Orleans and rocking zubas
Souljah boy got 80% of rappers coming out with dances to go with their songs
50 Cent got all drunk white bytches singing "cause we don't give a fukk cause it's your birthday" at bars nationwide to this day
Eminem got crackas thinking its okay to rap
Drake got jello pudding ass nukkas telling hoes they can do better
Hell even ghost face back in the day shut down Lugz with one line
Influence nukkas, influence....
to play devils advocate dips got people sayin no homo and arguably U Mad plus the stop snitching thing
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Black_Jesus
Superstar
One of the most overrated groups.... heatmakers had more influence than they did..
They had a bunch of nikkas saying no homo after every sentence.. that's bout it
They had a bunch of nikkas saying no homo after every sentence.. that's bout it
Apparently you nukkas don't understand what "influence" means
I'm a Dipset fan, always was and always will be. But they didn't have any mass influence or leave any lasting legacies. The only thing any of them ever contributed that went national was "Balliiiiiiiiiiiin" and the NY Giants Super Bowl rendition of that was more responsible than the Dips.
Cam is the best and most popular one, and he was and will never be mor than a 2nd tier rapper.
Let's also look at the trends they blatantly started to try that went no where:
Nukkas rocking pink all the time
The scarfy movement
Calling people slime
I'm sure there are plenty more, but those 3 pop to mind. The Dips were a marginally successful crew by hip hop standards that never parlayed that into anything else. Juelz became a crack head, Jim Jones getting clowned by his hoe on bootleg VH1 shows, someone put an APB out on Camron, and Freaky Zeaky is the Dipset equivalent to that nukka from the st lunatics that wore the phantom of the opera mask and danced in the background. And none of their affiliates ever made it past mix tape rapper relevance.
The Dips have no withstanding influences to this day offline. There's nothing wrong with that, majority of people/groups don't. But if you want to keep it 100, even most Internet Stan's started repping for them ironically and not cause they were nice anyway.
#IReallyMeanIt
"U Mad?"
"Doggie"
"No Homo"
"Piff"
"Duck tales"
"Goonies"
"Crack"
"Pause"
"Kufi"
"What's really good"
All phrases started, re-birthed or popularized by Dipset
Dipset should make a dictionary 