We got to see hip hop in its adolescent phase when the original rappers and DJs still had a say on the culture
Somebody post a 21 Savage song. I've never heard shyt from him and now I'm curious.
I understand Big Daddy Kane's career arc but that doesn't mean I'm in his generation. You can't claim rappers who were old enough to babysit youBruh Jeezy came out in 05. You don't have to be in your mid 30s to understand the career arch of Jeezy.
Big Rhyming words is how describe the era y'all like. Really its just the type of lyrical rappers y'all prop up from the 90s
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Sounds like a capital opportunity, young lady. Time to seize the moment. Go start another forum somewhere else and ban any members who talk about rap music before the trap era.The amount of flabbiness in that forum is astounding.
I imagine everyone in The Booth to be no younger than 25 years old.
If I wanted to learn about the current musical climate I couldn't go to The Booth.
Like I said that's becuz pioneers still had a voice. Rap is the only genre that disrespects its elders and that's not a new thing at allPlus your era had standards and would call shyt out when it was wack. No you can't say shyt about anything without being called a hater.
this is just revisionist history and alternative facts.
Rap is still very much a competition rappers just don't focus on making lines end with big rhyming words.
Everyone wanted to monetize their talent of rapping
Using crack was never cool in hip-hop till this day it's not. Other drugs were talked about though.They ain't rap about smoking it though. nikka's would have gotten the bush immediately.
Booth posters remind me of the barbers at my barber shop who be like 40 bumping D-Block all day and complaining about what's on Hot 97...sadly even they are more tolerant of modern hip-hop than some of y'all...
"What exactly is the problem with wearing leggings, having lilac dreads, mumbling, being on hard drugs and sucking a friend's dikk here and there?" - Coli youngboy
Using crack was never cool in hip-hop till this day it's not. Other drugs were talked about though.
Wu-Tang talked about smoking angel dust...
Raekwon and GFK were snorting coke in their interludes...
Biggie said the X made the sex immaculate...
DJ Screw was supplying the South with Screw tapes and instilling lean culture...
Cash Money was rapping about using dope as in heroin...
Redman was rapping about taking acid...
Eminem was talking about pharmaceutical drugs...
The 80's rappers were naming themselves after cocaine (Kurtis Blow, Coke LaRock) and casually talking about recreational cocaine use (Schooly D). Every damn album seemed to have a stoner anthem.
How old are you? Jeezy is around my age so unless your in your mid 30s like me he's not from your generation.
I'll name the rappers giving wack shows if you answer the question i originally asked. Who were these rappers rhyming these big ass words?
This isn't some accomplishment breh.
It's a testament to how out of touch this forum is. Dudes pumping their Chest because they don't know some of the most popular hiphop acts out
3 Grammy's off a mixtape
I'm 31 by the way
I understand Big Daddy Kane's career arc but that doesn't mean I'm in his generation. You can't claim rappers who were old enough to babysit you
And you still haven't given me any examples of these big word rhyming MCs
You keeparound the question
Like I said that's becuz pioneers still had a voice. Rap is the only genre that disrespects its elders and that's not a new thing at all