Bruce Wayne
THE GODDAMN BILLIONAIRE
That Gangsta shyt made the industry do a 360... Look at Run DMC:
Mc Hammer:
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince
Even Vanilla Ice switched his whole shyt and tried to rap like Das Efx
This is Actually Hilarious.
That time in 1993 where artists had to switch up and go hardcore
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This is Actually Hilarious.
Homer Simpson
Superstar
Wild thing about that... after all that loudness and gun talk...
the most remembered songs off that album were still "Back Seat of My Jeep" and "Pink Cookies"
Also I think he was tryin' to resurrect that "Mama Said Knock You Out" energy... but this wasn't "I exploooode and my nine is easy to loooooad!". It was "rockabye baby on the rooftop, open up ya mouth and taste the GLOCKKKK"...
I just listened to the GLLLOOOCCKK song right now. Not even thinking about this thread and I swear I had a flashback to this post
It's kinda wild listening to that tranformation. ELE was when it started to become apparent but he kept it in check for the most part. Anarchy in 2000 is when started taking himself too seriously and by The Big Bang, it was a wrap for silly Busta
Yeap... cause like you said, they came ater it started off, but the Onyx imitation was definitely goin' on during this era as well. Anybody who says that didn't happen wasn't there.
NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
He still offered his input on the matter/played them like clowns. Cube and them went at Q-Tip for less.
Life crazyAnd now Death Row is owned by a toy company
Scientific
Bacdafucup
I was a kid then, but as observant as I was, you saw the shift was big. That 93-94 period was something else. We went from wearing yellow & purple hoodies, to having kids look like construction workers.
As far as Cypress Hill, they didnt do what they did on purpose. I remember B Real talking about how few people thought they were from Los Angeles because they didnt look or sounded like a West Coast group when they dropped How I Could Just Kill A Man. The video was shot in NY last minute, it was winter, they looked Puerto Rican, & they didnt dress like East L.A. cholos. Plus they had no clue about Cypress Hills projects in Brooklyn. In Latin Lingo they looked all L.A., there was no doubt about where they were from.
Nothing about their sound or style yelled rugged or rough to me. Imo, they're what Outkast was to the South. If they were that influential on the style, & I was way too young to know, it was by sheer accident.
As far as Cypress Hill, they didnt do what they did on purpose. I remember B Real talking about how few people thought they were from Los Angeles because they didnt look or sounded like a West Coast group when they dropped How I Could Just Kill A Man. The video was shot in NY last minute, it was winter, they looked Puerto Rican, & they didnt dress like East L.A. cholos. Plus they had no clue about Cypress Hills projects in Brooklyn. In Latin Lingo they looked all L.A., there was no doubt about where they were from.
Nothing about their sound or style yelled rugged or rough to me. Imo, they're what Outkast was to the South. If they were that influential on the style, & I was way too young to know, it was by sheer accident.
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Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
i think his name was forever outdated and also he never seemed to sign the right deal...even when My Life had a buzz and it seemed like Rawkus would do him right that shyt failed too
@DaHNIC82, somebody jacked your topic on BXden 
https://boxden.com/showthread.php?t=2781623
The exact same topic with the exact same videos
https://boxden.com/showthread.php?t=2781623
The exact same topic with the exact same videos
