Where would Black culture be without Atlanta?

[BigMan]

You young... im tellin u rn Wayne made it hot everywhere...I was in hs and was meeting girls from all states saying they only liked guys w dreads...after that Waka made it even hotter 09/10...

Also New Jersey was big on dreads too....Newark wat up...

i was about to say...

...don't forget Essex county...
973 yeeerrrr

 

[Cadillac]

Nothing I said was untrue

being non AA doesn't mean I don't have ears

I been listening to rap since before both you bums were born

If you only wanted to talk to local bums you could just post up on a street not an online forum. The internet has no borders but you knew that

So now rap isn't from NY?

what I mean by u not being non AA, is that it's a given a nikka like plus the fact ur in what? Canada? Or UK right? + U who has "listened to rap" before nikkas like me was born it's no shyt. U hold NY rap and relevance in some perfect pedestal

nikkas like u always glorifying NY related shyt

HH was made in NY, but if were gonna play the "Who invent what?" Game . To have us Non-NYers shut up cause u NYers/NY lovers can't take jokes/ some shots thrown at ya from us

Then that's when things needs to be straighten out

 

[BlackPrint]

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



jigga what flow is more midwest/southern bounce

Already debunked this but

You do understand that dwelling on one song 20 years ago doesn't reflect on a body of work, right ? (one that's still growing,mind you)

The Migos joint 'Stir Fry' has a very NY feel to it IMO.. Doesn't sound like anything else on their album, and I think that's cool.. But it would be ignorant,thirsty and despicable for me to try and claim them as stealing an NY sound.

 

[Neuromancer]

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.

Marcus Garvey too.

 

[BlackPrint]

i was about to say...

...don't forget Essex county...
973 yeeerrrr

Lowcut nikkas die in the land of the dreadhead -Arsonal,2010

 

[Neuromancer]

Already debunked this but

You do understand that dwelling on one song 20 years ago doesn't reflect on a body of work, right ? (one that's still growing,mind you)

The Migos joint 'Stir Fry' has a very NY feel to it IMO.. Doesn't sound like anything else on their album, and I think that's cool.. But it would be ignorant,thirsty and despicable for me to try and claim them as stealing an NY sound.

Only reason I like that song there's boom bap all over that.

 

[Cadillac]

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.

Ur reading skills have failed u. It's not about having Caribbean in ya.

It's about how alot of u half AAs side with the non AA part of yourselves

 

[BlackPrint]

Ur reading skills have failed u. It's not about having Caribbean in ya.

It's about how alot of u half AAs side with the non AA part of yourselves

IDk what that's supposed to mean breh.. Like when a Vybz Kartel song comes on nikkas be doin a lil half two step or something tryna fight the urge? I dont understand.

 

[LordDeathwatch]

whenever i think of ATL i think of 3 things

the death of hiphop

gay n1kkas

and thick women

It's a fukking shame because #3 should drastically decrease #2 but these nikkas love turning asses into bologna rings.:BiblicallyScust:

 

[Pit Bull]

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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?

One of they hottest singles had a juvenile feature on itand the production style was different. South was on nikkas ass in the late 90s. It was time for y'all to switch it up a little.

 

[IllmaticDelta]

The first video is literally just Jay Z using the word "bounce" to describe a beat that has NOTHIGN 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". Your entire argument just fell apart with that but I'll contineu.

jayz is describing the feeling of southern hiphop when he asks about the bounce. Not crunk, the genre

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

the feeling/essence of the beat is the bounce. Similar to the swing of jazz or the funkyness of soul/funk. That's what the many genres of southern hiphop have in common, the bounce

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

it was an example of jay riding waves of the south, my main point

ORLEANS BOUNCE.

it's new orleans bounce, the genre. What im talking about is bounce the feeling, a specific head nod/body moving element

a feeling that david banner describes here

Not Atlanta Bounce (which is really proto-Crunk, mid 90s ATL vibes.) You just mixed up two different styles

see above post. I just explained to you that bounce is a feeling found in southern hiphop. I am not talking about bounce the genre (new orleans) or crunk but bounce the feeling that runs through all those genres.

You need to stop

try again

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

what I mean by u not being non AA, is that it's a given a nikka like plus the fact ur in what? Canada? Or UK right? + U who has "listened to rap" before nikkas like me was born it's no shyt. U hold NY rap and relevance in some perfect pedestal

nikkas like u always glorifying NY related shyt

HH was made in NY, but if were gonna play the "Who invent what?" Game . To have us Non-NYers shut up cause u NYers/NY lovers can't take jokes/ some shots thrown at ya from us

Then that's when things needs to be straighten out

I never said it was perfect plus I always fukked with music from all regions even when I didn't understand southern mc's I took the time to listen before I dismissed them and I found gems. I'm an objective music fan and my goat before Nas was Cube I don't hold NY Rap above where it should be but it is still the apex of rap. I was into midwest and west coast music before the east for the record...

There's no but's HH is from NY, give respect to the architects they did it and they did it well that's all I wanted to say.

 

[Pit Bull]

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

I'm not mad at all you nikkas just don't know what the fukk y'all talkin about. That goofy @BlackPrint don't even know who Teddy Riley and Guy is but tryna tell me some shyt. I know more about y'all cities musical history than y'all do.

 

[BigMan]

Lowcut nikkas die in the land of the dreadhead -Arsonal,2010

this guy knows

nikkas really think Chief Keef started dreads

 

[Pit Bull]

Already debunked this but

You do understand that dwelling on one song 20 years ago doesn't reflect on a body of work, right ? (one that's still growing,mind you)

The Migos joint 'Stir Fry' has a very NY feel to it IMO.. Doesn't sound like anything else on their album, and I think that's cool.. But it would be ignorant,thirsty and despicable for me to try and claim them as stealing an NY sound.

What?? Lmaooo nikka that shyt sound like Funk music if anything. Yeah you don't know shyt.