The best question posed in HA by Juvenile

[malbaker86]

I'm saying - the rhymes is awful on that joint. I'm all for loving the beat - being intrigued by the new style - the video being compelling - I'm even for loving it as a dumb rap song. But let's not act like he rhymed well on that joint.

Ok cool....

 

[boskey]

IMO thats the main reason why GBE & Chief Keef blew up the way they did. When he dropped he had all these ppl like, "So thats how life is in Chicago"

nikkas was on here in the booth tryna learn about Chicago gangs faster than a rookie CPD officer if you check the threads

I think social media fukked up the unique style and slang everybody used to have. Its hard to even tell what region slang be coming from now cause once it hit twitter EVERYBODY be on it overnight

That "You aint bout that life" shyt from awhile back came from florida (I think) but hardly anybody knows cause the whole nation dikkrode the saying on social media as soon as it hit

Great point

 

[Prolific]

I was a big No Limit fan when Juvie and Cash Money came through and blew up the spot...

And with that said...


[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeRdVhq098w]Da Wild Boyz - Drop That Soulja Rag Juvenile Diss [HD] - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Prolific]

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

"Your face was on the news last night ha? You the one robbed them little dudes up out they shoes last night ha?"

 

[UserNameless]

Word...ha is just PERFECT song and beat, hook and lyrics.

And we had NEVER heard a style like that unless you had copped soulja rags. It was some brand new shyt for real.

It really is...a time when niccas were still creative.


"Ha" is hands down one of the most brilliant rap songs ever created.


Juvenile the Great.

 

[malbaker86]

 

[ltheghost]

Great song and video...Damn those were the days.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

IMO thats the main reason why GBE & Chief Keef blew up the way they did. When he dropped he had all these ppl like, "So thats how life is in Chicago"

nikkas was on here in the booth tryna learn about Chicago gangs faster than a rookie CPD officer if you check the threads

I think social media fukked up the unique style and slang everybody used to have. Its hard to even tell what region slang be coming from now cause once it hit twitter EVERYBODY be on it overnight

That "You aint bout that life" shyt from awhile back came from florida (I think) but hardly anybody knows cause the whole nation dikkrode the saying on social media as soon as it hit

So the LACK or regionalism killed hip-hop...you might be on to something.

Anyway, to me this shyt is the fukkin best hook

"Dat aint churs dats fo' you friend, ha?"

 

[Carr]

Didn't know this.

Thats a big thing missing in hip hop now. Rappers that come out with their local slang/style and take it nationwide. Nowadays rappers just sound like rappers

Agreed.

Louisiana seem to be the trendsetter here... Hurricane Chris been saying Ratchet long before it became the "it" word it is today.

 

[360dagod]

I was a big No Limit fan when Juvie and Cash Money came through and blew up the spot...

And with that said...


Da Wild Boyz - Drop That Soulja Rag Juvenile Diss [HD] - YouTube

nikkaz were losing their lives after this dropped

 

[Microfracture]

Dat wuh dat nurrve, ha?

 

[Pazzy]

that shyt was comedy.

i know i ain't tripping, bet your brother got them birds ha?

you keep your body clean ha?

 

[Champ_KW]

Easily the most genius display of simplicity in rap history. How could this dusty looking guy from N.O. decribe the underbelly of the deep inner city so well by posing a series of questions? Birdman was in the presence of two geniuses (Juve and Fresh) and screwed it up.

 

[dontreadthis]

"you know how to use a triple beam huh, it ain't hard as it seem huh?" not being an option is CRIMINAL