Why Dont The Internets Acknowledge The CLASSIC "We Are The Streets" By THE LOX??

[Billy Ocean]

Ya'll go head and keep being trolled by @Homeboy Runny-Ray aka @Wacky D

 

[mobbinfms]

That person was posting tranny porn, pictures of lynchings and calling Blacks ******.

Oh. A poster who appeared out of nowhere last week complaining about racism against whites on the Coli did that? :Complex:
Shocking :Complex:
:psalute:whoever took out the trash.
@SirBiatch next hopefully :peeumad:

 

[mobbinfms]

nah, I'm not saying this is swizz' best-produced album or anything

I would argue it is.

 

[JustCKing]

you always make bold statemens, then run for cover when you get called out on them.

I asked you, what are these so-called certified classic albums that I denied??? I ASKED YOU TO MAKE YOURSELF CLEAR LIKE FIVE TIMES NOW.

and you know darn well that doggystyle is not one of those albums that youre referring to.

GROW SOME BALL BOY.

Naw breh. That's always been your MO. You love to create these bold, contrarian statements and then when you're called out on it, you don't back it up. You basically belittle the person offering the rebuttal and proceed to act like they don't know what they're talking about.

2001 is an album you've downplayed as a classic, and it's far more of a legitimate classic than We Are The Streets yet you created the narrative that only white folk and West Coast heads cared about the album. That's an album with real impact and influence upon arrival and over time. It's not an iconic album in the realm of It Takes A Nation, the original Chronic, Doggystyle, Straight Outta Compton, etc., but it is a classic in the sense that Jay's Blueprint is.

 

[Piff Perkins]

I don't remember it being bad, just not as good as I thought it would be. But it still has multiple bangers including one of my favorite Premier tracks.

 

[Guvnor]

People have fond memories of garbage all the time



You're always dying to quote me, and it's always some featherbrained reach I'm surprised you didn't randomly drop Rocky's name like you normally do







so no receipts.

Never, I only quote you cause you say the most outrageous shyt.

You know some days I wished you stayed banned You're a vile excuse for a human being.

 

[JustCKing]

And if we're really talking about impactful and influential street albums, Mobb Deep's Murda Muzik has far more of a case.

 

[the cac mamba]

at Recognize being a generic, throwaway beat. song is a hard classic

 

[Benefited]

yall killin me softly with these self-exposals.

No,a so called "exposal" from a delusional man who later admits its maybe just a east coast classic in reality,after all that confident blustering.

Naw breh. That's always been your MO. You love to create these bold, contrarian statements and then when you're called out on it, you don't back it up. You basically belittle the person offering the rebuttal and proceed to act like they don't know what they're talking about.

2001 is an album you've downplayed as a classic, and it's far more of a legitimate classic than We Are The Streets yet you created the narrative that only white folk and West Coast heads cared about the album. That's an album with real impact and influence upon arrival and over time. It's not an iconic album in the realm of It Takes A Nation, the original Chronic, Doggystyle, Straight Outta Compton, etc., but it is a classic in the sense that Jay's Blueprint is.

Now this is the real exposal.

 

[Enzo]

Amazing album. The way they went at puff. The way they reclaimed their street presence. The singles. The rollout with the Free the Lox campaign. Dropped at the perfect time with the way Ruff Ryders were running the game.

 

[SirBiatch]

Never, I only quote you cause you say the most outrageous shyt.

You know some days I wished you stayed banned You're a vile excuse for a human being.

Who are you kidding? You love me and especially the attention. If I wasn't here, your low-budget ass would have way less to post about.

I've told you a few times never to quote me. And you continued to quote me. You're obviously addicted. So I have no choice but to throw you in Ignore Hell You can quote me as many times as you like now. And best believe, you're gonna keep quoting me. People tell me caccin quotes me to this day despite being on ignore for years Dude supposedly has a wife and kids at home, but would rather spend all day trolling SirBiatch. He, like you, is addicted to the hope of a personal response he'll never get. The only way I'll see your name going forward is if you dap another stalker I haven't thrown in Ignore Hell yet

Bye breh. And don't forget to get help

 

[Guvnor]

Who are you kidding? You love me and especially the attention. If I wasn't here, your low-budget ass would have way less to post about.

I've told you a few times never to quote me. And you continued to quote me. You're obviously addicted. So I have no choice but to throw you in Ignore Hell You can quote me as many times as you like now. And best believe, you're gonna keep quoting me. People tell me caccin quotes me to this day despite being on ignore for years Dude supposedly has a wife and kids at home, but would rather spend all day trolling SirBiatch. He, like you, is addicted to the hope of a personal response he'll never get. The only way I'll see your name going forward is if you dap another stalker I haven't thrown in Ignore Hell yet

Bye breh. And don't forget to get help

You're a bum and taking things way too serious.

Look at the lil troll all mad, it's okay. I'm not your father no matter what your mother says

 

[g-child]

 

[JYoung24]

Now all of a sudden it' not a classic

 

[Wild self]

Its underwhelming. I play Ghostface's "Supreme Clientele" a thousand times more than this.

I know its the LOX, but this album wasn't anything that inspired people to drop classic projects on their own. Some people think that this is Illmatic level of potency.....but it not. Solid cuts on the album, but the weaker cuts dragged it.