I mean they gave birth to black music in general. All the upwardly mobile blacks left in the two great migrations, so there was a brain and talent drain.
Why has Mississippi barely produced any major rappers?
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Get Big was that shyt1 hit wonder and he's actually from Lancaster
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Miami, Houston and New Orleans are boring ?
this is why the coli has fallen off. Why do people talk about shyt they know nothing about. The fact ya'll even had to reply like this says volumes about the hip hop intellect on this board.
The Coli always been like that. A lot of these dudes act like if the music wasn't made before 2001 then they don't know anything about it
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nikkas in this thread talking about every form of music but rap which is what the OP specifically mentioned
Dallas hasn't ever produced a major rapper either
considering the size of the population, producing just one rapper who is more associated with the West Coast than he is Texas is not much of an accomplishment
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Dallas Has the Best Rap Scene in the Country That You're Not Paying Attention To
This doesn't change the fact that, that the poster was wrong. What many do not seem to comprehend is that hiphop/rap is not the end all be all of afram music on a national level. Some regions didn't take to hiphop just like some regions didn't take to blues, ragtime, funk etc... In this Docu
they even talked about how atlanta didn't even really fuk with hiphop and how long it took to really catch on
The only music that was to be found everywhere is some form of gospel and jazz.
Dallas Has the Best Rap Scene in the Country That You're Not Paying Attention To
This doesn't change the fact that, that the poster was wrong. What many do not seem to comprehend is that hiphop/rap is not the end all be all of afram music on a national level. Some regions didn't take to hiphop just like some regions didn't take to blues, ragtime, funk etc... In this Docu
they even talked about how atlanta didn't even really fuk with hiphop and how long it took to really catch on
The only music that was to be found everywhere is some form of gospel and jazz.
You typed a whole lot that has nothing to do with the point
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So Dallas is not into hip hop?
Woodwerkz
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LL Cool J's grandmother was from Columbia, SC. I saw him plenty of times in the city visiting her when I was younger visiting my Great Grandmother.
Masta Killa mother worked with my mom
I worked with Joe Budden's uncle
It's a few more that i can't think of right now.
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Woodwerkz
R.I.P. King Bean #8 #24 and Little Deuce #2 Gigi
All my SC peeps gotta say is...Dizzy Gillespie and James Brown
But seriously...it's hella talent in the state...our only problem is supporting each other. The only area that was really taking rap serious was the Chuck for a while but that's changed like a mf now. SC is like a potential storm waiting for that one last condition to make it official.
I honestly think SK {Speaker Knockerz} passing hurt more than Lil Ru wasting that deal with Def Jam. He was popping and you can hear his influence all in A Boogie with a Hoodie style (IMHO). I was in Texas hearing his music...just like I was hearing Lil Ru music in VA. Then we got Nick Grant bubbling right now and just released a new track with Yo Gotti.
On the grimy side... Check out
Deezy McDuffie - Yay Long and News 19
Renni Rucci - Lil Baby Freestyle
Mi5ta - Big Mob
YPC Nae - Ain't gotta lie
Blacc Zac - 100 Bandz remix ft Young Dolph
and that's just Columbia...and not even close to all of them...just the ones making the most noise right now.