EXACTLY
but let these dudes tell it, she was running hip-hop because she made the cover of the source.
these is why I cant take those cats seriously.
That album didn't flop. It went platinum selling around the same amount of copies as her debut.
EXACTLY
but let these dudes tell it, she was running hip-hop because she made the cover of the source.
these is why I cant take those cats seriously.
no its not
mind your business.
Breh, you're still arguing about Eve vs. Mobb. So yeah, it's the same argument. You're posting on a forum where all posters can comment and quote whomever they please. Get your own board or just quit posting.
That album didn't flop. It went platinum selling around the same amount of copies as her debut.
it was considered a flop, even by the media that you subscribe to & worship.
especially before the hot boyz song saved the album.
It was also on Luda's album and any Luda fans knows "Fat Rabbit" was his first feature. It has been brought up in several of his interviews. And people familiar with Luda's DJ days know that was his first feature, because it was a staple on the Phat 7 at 7 when Luda was a DJ.
Missy was on Unsung because she wrote and produced for them. On top of that she had them on two songs from her albums. Either way, it's irrelevant to the topic. There's no connection here or there.
You can't say anything about being over anybody's head because you stay trying to make connections that have nothing to do with the topic. Everybody's over your head, because you are beneath everybody else in regard to articulating points.
2001 was not a dry year for Timbaland. Most of those songs dropped summer 2001. "Roll Out" by Luda is the only song that dropped in the fourth quarter.
All of those songs were poppin'.
It was baseless. I came back with an example. And Missy and Timbaland is still a >>>>>>> tandem than Foxy Brown and The Trackmasters.
I never got mad, you're the one in her butt hurt using feminist talking points to defend no one mentioning Eve's debut until you mentioned it in this thread.
Don't ever mention what the streets is feeling when you're in here trying to defend Eve being more poppin than Mobb Deep in '99.
Landing a cover of The Source actually meant a lot. They dubbed themselves the voice for Hip Hop culture. Who they decide to put on covers affects their brand as a whole. You're not gambling putting an artist on the cover that
1) hurts your brand
2) isn't going to get your audience to cop the magazine
when posters are in here trying to elevate an Eve album over Mobb and then wanna lean on the streets when it's convenient. And when the same poster wants to claim Foxy/The Trackmasters as a tandem and then downplay Missy/Timbo talking about the streets wasn't feeling it when those Foxy/Trackmasters tracks were all rehashes of popular R&B joints from the 80's.
Nah. It's forced. No one is discussing Swizz Cheese outside of the Coli. If anything people are in this thread talking about Timbo more.
yea, I know that song from Ludacris album.
but we weren't talking about Ludacris album.
PLEASE BE SMART.
breh, please stop tryna argue about the streets, and go take your medicine while you listen to timbaland & magoo's greatest hits.
I don't care what the source dubbed themselves.....you know what.....nevermind brehette.
edit: you think serious rap fans copped the source for missy & timbaland? man what the f*ck are you on?
yea no chit cherlock. I was just asking if you watched unsung last night. it was a good episode. THATS ALL. but I see your aspergers syndrome is f*ckin up again so i'll fallback.
they may have dropped in the summer, but they didn't take off til the fall.
by poppin, I mean more than just airplay & charts.
yea, I know that song from Ludacris album.
but we weren't talking about Ludacris album.
PLEASE BE SMART.
breh, please stop tryna argue about the streets, and go take your medicine while you listen to timbaland & magoo's greatest hits.
I don't care what the source dubbed themselves.....you know what.....nevermind brehette.
edit: you think serious rap fans copped the source for missy & timbaland? man what the f*ck are you on?
yea no chit cherlock. I was just asking if you watched unsung last night. it was a good episode. THATS ALL. but I see your aspergers syndrome is f*ckin up again so i'll fallback.
they may have dropped in the summer, but they didn't take off til the fall.
by poppin, I mean more than just airplay & charts.
Breh, that album wasn't considered a flop. It went platinum. There's nothing to support that except more of your delusion.
I'm sure it's you still trying to claim that Eve was more poppin' than Mobb Deep
youre embarrassing yourself at this point.
I would advise you to stop but we doing numbers.
No rebuttal. On to the next one
Eve's debut had R&B on it and Eve herself sings so you're very misinformed on that end.
Timbaland has helmed important rap albums. Check the thread. What's funny is you're not even in here going to bat for Ruff Ryders Compilation or Flesh of My Flesh, you're in here trying to prop up an Eve album over a Mobb Deep album and you're the only one who is delusional enough to argue that.
Thread was aimed at the entire board according to the title. You pretty much concede to Timbaland being more popular than Swizz as a Hip Hop producer
Breh, don't even come in here trying to imply that I'm a female. You the one that exposed you were pink when you 1) brought up how an Eve album was more poppin than a Mobb Deep album 2) said the Booth was sexist because no one even mentioned said album
List wasn't even generated by the media.
Since we discussing Missy and you can't seem to stay away from posting moist comments, I'm sure the joint below will speak to the feminist in you since you claim The Booth is sexist:
Timbaland, The Neptunes, and Swizz were all in the same lane. They were all producers capable of giving an artist a street joint, but could also give an artist a street joint that would be viable enough to chart to some capacity. Every Swizz joint wasn't some hardbody street joint. He had his share of R&B tinged, commercial singles too most notably the Eve singles ("Gotta Man" and "Love Is Blind"). Then there's the commercial singles like "Girls Best Friend". Swizz wasn't phased out, he just needed to find his sound.
You're contradicting yourself with saying Swizz being a go-to for Beyonce. Beyonce is a singer and you're out here saying Timbaland and The Neptunes were in the R&B lane, yet here you are claiming Swizz was the go-to for Beyonce (which he wasn't, he just had several joints on the album and after that album, she never really used him again).
Swizz wasn't borderline old school. See that's the BS that you're being called out for in the thread. Swizz, Kanye, Just, Timbaland, and The Neptunes are all contemporaries. Kanye and Just were all producing songs in the late 90's, but didn't blow until 2001. You can't say Swizz was borderline old school without saying the other four were borderline old school (which renders your argument null and void considering the others were still dominant). Swizz ran into a wall with nowhere to go until he put out Cassidy, who again came with an R&B tinged single in "Hotel" featuring R. Kelly.
Yeah. I typed up a bunch of stuff but you pretty much covered it.
Ill just add the receipts
Swizz Beatz production discography - Wikipedia
it was considered a flop by numerous media outlets that you swear by.
particularly before the hot boyz single.
im done with this side-conversation.
if you could follow a conversation, I was directly responding to a certain comment. but you obviously didn't get the memo.
whats funny is, by your standards, Eve was a gazillion trillion times more poppin than mobb deep.
can you read?
I said swizz started doing beats for beyonce LATER ON.
timbaland didn't make street joints like that. he made radio joints that the streets accepted but he rarely had notable album cuts.
I also already noted that the neptunes had the street joints poppin but barely any of that stuff sold. like I said, it wasn't their bread-n-butter like swizz beatz(at the time), just blaze, heatmakerz, etc. how hard is this for you to understand?
why don't you ask me to explain what borderline old school means, instead of rambling off about a term that you clearly don't know the meaning of?