Art Barr
INVADING SOHH CHAMPION
The reason I said that is because these youngsters wont understand what a big deal these guys were and Bizzy was probably the lead when it
came to melody and crazy verses,.. remember him on 'The Points' ??
Bone to me kind of fell off a little because they watered down their sound, Bizzy dissapeared, Wish / Flesh verses were nohwere near Lazy and Krazy verses but also DJ UNeek wasnt behind the boards so much,,,
I had that first EP on cassette release day btw and was playing Bone way more than anything else in the collection for months.
Although.. Twista ... Twista... could match Bizzy right?
Just the hijacking of what really Happened in even regards of bone.
To fail at the cover up of the prison industrial economy etc.
Plus the revision of history to make it like big and Pac were the only thing in the nineties is just disengenuine bold face lie.
Especially when bone was larger and more influential than both Pac and big.
Pac although creating his thug life mantra in about the same wrinkle of time as creep on a come up.
He abandoned it completely after it failed in sales.
Then when he finally got large popular explosion via his own bullshyt.
That resulted in him getting pinched, shot and him having to sell his soul on napkin and go completely away from the type of artist he previously was and now all of a sudden to sell records after bone's explosion retreads the thug life thing.
Which was only because of the impact of bone.
Big as well was not as big, as bone.
Plus why the posse cut collab was needed on his second album.
Yet in revision they try to make it like big was enhancing bone and he needed bone's market and larger draw.
Just the revision and lies they have about what occurred is bullshyt.
Back then, it was only three visual models in the hood that were accepted.
Bizzy
Dalvin
Devonte
If you was not anywhere within the realm of them three nikkaz.
You was fighting an uphil battle.
where any nikka successfully copying bizzy, dalvin, devonte was eating your food period.
That is also why this fascination with 1993 has included this everything double time aesthetic as well.
Art Barr