Perry J. Perrywinkle III
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tough one.
Which Is Better? Diplomatic Immunity Or Guerrilla Warfare?
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Diplomatic Immunity
Big Mel
@bigboss
Dilpomatic Immunity is much better. that Hot Boys album was a let down.
Non Sequitur
Creep.
Is this a serious question?
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tough one. for alot of people i know, guerrilla warfare was the soundtrack to the start of their high school career, while diplomatic immunity was the soundtrack to the end of it.
me personally, guerrilla warfare was the soundtrack to me embarking on puberty, while diplomatic immunity was the beginning of adulthood.
guerrilla warfare is legendary, but immunity just gets more classic everytime i hear it, even 9 years later.
i voted option 3.
me personally, guerrilla warfare was the soundtrack to me embarking on puberty, while diplomatic immunity was the beginning of adulthood.
guerrilla warfare is legendary, but immunity just gets more classic everytime i hear it, even 9 years later.
i voted option 3.
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Love both..started 9th grade with GW...was a senior when DI dropped. They both classic IMO but I'd give the edge to DI, they started a movement with that shyt...Guerilla Warfare was like extension of what Mannie already created with 400 Degreez.
haha. dap that.spliz
SplizThaDon
Diplomatic Immunity...
the rhyme king
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well me being from new orleans i understand the impact hot boys on me personally
they could do no wrong in our eyes when they dropped that album.
they could do no wrong in our eyes when they dropped that album.
Big Mel
@bigboss
So you swallowed some of tht rancid flood water before being shipped to Dallas. It all makes sense now.
Perry J. Perrywinkle III
Back From Job Corpse
i forgot who i voted for. how do i check?
feelosofer
#ninergang
I gotta go with Guerilla Warfare, I always thought DI was somewhat overrated.
DI, easily. i was a Hot Boyz fan back then but GW was poorly produced. it was Mannie in his prime too, could not stand most of the beats
