Where would Black culture be without Atlanta?

[Cadillac]

Please understand these nikkas whole motive has nothing to do with AA nationalism or Black Pride or nonadat cuz allat go out the window when New York comes up... it’s a buncha fat soggy nikkas with sawgrass in they mouth beatin they keyboard to boost their racist, slow southern cities. nikkas come from spots that’s known for NOTHING, cities that’s 40 and shyt percent black. New York is public enemy number one to nikkas simply because of what we are (the capital).

It’s not weird at all, these nikkas been having feet on they neck they whole existence. I thank Allah I wasn’t born 100 years ago in the fukking south

@Bolded
Aren't alot of u NY nikkas up there not even AA, if not just half AAs (Like you yourself who is a offspring of a AA dad and Trinidadian Mother) which alot of u halflings are alot of times known to identify more with ur non-AA side(exceptions of course as some half AAs side as AAs)

Of course "#AAgang" nikkas are not Gon have the same love for NY. As they do ATL,Chi, LA ,etc
tons of you guys r not apart of the gang

 

[IllmaticDelta]

The nikka's an opportunist that's what he does. He's not a southern style rapper though.

He's a NY rapper who dikkrode the south's sound like many other's from NYC rappers. He just started doing in the 90's instead on the 2000s, right around the time NYC was drying up in new creative sounds

 

[GoAggieGo.]

it's not our fault

we been embracing everything that's dope

city nikkas be everywhere no problem

why they hate us¿

i swear it comes down to females

some city.boy back in the g hit the south high.end head to toe & ran through all the females & nikkas inherited they og's hate



for real what could it be¿

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This isn’t true though.

 

[Neuromancer]

That flow was some midwest/mid south shyt though breh. It's damn near impossible to use a traditional NY style flow over them beats.

Dudes in Ny were rapping fast in the 80's and 90's breh.

 

[Pit Bull]

Y'all boys too young to even know what y'all was listening to in the late 90s. Plus you don't even respect the culture as a whole so how could you know what's what and where what comes from.

 

[010101]

This isn’t true though.

let me know what it is then

multiple threads weekly & i still ain't see a solid answer

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[Pit Bull]

He's a NY rapper who dikkrode the south's sound like many other's from NYC rappers. He just started doing in the 90's instead on the 2000s, right around the time NYC was drying up in new creative sounds

"Yo, New York, when the fukk we start boucin?"

 

[Neuromancer]

He's a NY rapper who dikkrode the south's sound like many other's from NYC rappers. He just started doing in the 90's instead on the 2000s, right around the time NYC was drying up in new creative sounds

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That's probably why NaS was able to destroy his ass in that battle inspiration from trash. shyt the Ruff Ryders was hot during that time too. You gonna tell me they were also southern sounding?

 

[Neuromancer]

Y'all boys too young to even know what y'all was listening to in the late 90s. Plus you don't even respect the culture as a whole so how could you know what's what and where what comes from.

My father managed Dougie Fresh and MC Trouble. My DNA is hip-hop. You just sound mad cause we don't agree with you.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

That rapid fire stacato flow was present in both songs. That's Jay and Jaz's defining feature.

the jaz-o style he had/one is totally different



jigga what flow is more midwest/southern bounce

 

[BlackPrint]

jayz hopped on the southern bounce feel. those are facts


snipped for aesethic purposes

Vid 1: Jay and Timbaland in Studio in 2004
Vid 2 : big pimpin
Vid 3 : juvenile - ha remix /w jay z

The first video is literally just Jay Z using the word "bounce" to describe a beat that has NOTHING to do with the Atlanta crunk style that you're talking about.. And it wouldnt.. Why? Because it takes place ten years after what you're trying to claim is the divergence toward "atlanta bounce" (this wasn't the same period of time as Big Pimpin or any of those songs lmao.) Your entire argument just fell apart with that but I'll continue.


Big Pimpin is a Egyptian/Caribbean (Essentially bellydancing)sampled song. Where on earth would you get New Orleans (or atlanta) bounce from in that?

Third Video is literally not even a Jay Z song.. It's a remix to a Juvenile song, and if you didn't know Ha was by Juvenile then I do not believe you are black. Plus that's NEW ORLEANS BOUNCE. Not Atlanta Bounce (which is really proto-Crunk, mid 90s ATL vibes.) You just mixed up two different styles


You need to stop

 

[IllmaticDelta]

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That's probably why NaS was able to destroy his ass in that battle inspiration from trash. shyt the Ruff Ryders was hot during that time too. You gonna tell me they were also southern sounding?

this was

 

[Neuromancer]

this was

You know ATCQ had horns in their songs too.

 

[Rollo Goodlove]

I didn't notice a dreadhead movement in 2012.

You an old nikka

 

[BlackPrint]

@Bolded
Aren't alot of u NY nikkas up there not even AA, if not just half AAs (Like you yourself who is a offspring of a AA dad and Trinidadian Mother) which alot of u halflings are alot of times known to identify more with ur non-AA side(exceptions of course as some half AAs side as AAs)

Of course "#AAgang" nikkas are not Gon have the same love for NY. As they do ATL,Chi, LA ,etc
tons of you guys r not apart of the gang

Ok. So now NY nikkas aren't AA enough because we have alot of caribbeans. Cool.

Lemme get that RBG flag back, the whole Harlem renaissance, the first slave revolt and Hip Hop and I will go back to my subway station.

OH AND MALCOLM X.