View Full Version : Hip Hop/Rap fans??
Daje Lupi
29 Jun 2004, 03:46 PM
I know North America is heavily into the Hip Hop/Rap scene. Anyone here into that music. I like the "Dirty South" You know Lil Jon, T.I, Ying Yang Twins, Lil Scrappy, from Atlanta, David Banner from Mississippi, 3 6 Mafia from Memphis. Any of you into that?
655321
29 Jun 2004, 03:53 PM
Not too many crunk fans on this board that I know of...
afgrijselijkheid
29 Jun 2004, 05:10 PM
dude kanye west backhands all of them put together with a soul slap - check it out
Daje Lupi
29 Jun 2004, 06:20 PM
Lil Jon. BEST BEATS IN THE WORLD!
655321
29 Jun 2004, 07:15 PM
Lil Jon. BEST BEATS IN THE WORLD!
If you honestly believe that, then you need to listen to ALOT more hip-hop. I mean, ********loads more...
MikeLastort2
29 Jun 2004, 09:05 PM
If you honestly believe that, then you need to listen to ALOT more hip-hop. I mean, ********loads more...Got that right.
Why do so many people act like southern rap is new. I mean, have they never heard of Luke Skywalker and the 2 Live Crew, Arrested Development or the Geto Boys?
;)
Actually, I think OutKast, Mystical, Juvenile, Ludacris, and Trick Daddy are all good. Lil John is pretty mediocre and derivative.
Daje Lupi
30 Jun 2004, 08:08 AM
If you honestly believe that, then you need to listen to ALOT more hip-hop. I mean, ********loads more...
Ok, maybe you're right. When I turn on music it is usually southern, you might find some Jay-Z in there or 3 6 Mafia. But hey, thats my opinion. I honestly think Lil Jon makes awesome friggin beats!
655321
30 Jun 2004, 12:05 PM
Ok, maybe you're right. When I turn on music it is usually southern, you might find some Jay-Z in there or 3 6 Mafia. But hey, thats my opinion. I honestly think Lil Jon makes awesome friggin beats!
Stick with Jay-Z and go from there. It's best to start on the East Coast and let it trickle down. I'd recommend a couple of Wu-Tang LP's like the first one and the Genius "Liquid Swords", Method Man's "Tical" or Raekwon's "Only Built For Cuban Linx". That'll learn ya' :)
afgrijselijkheid
30 Jun 2004, 12:15 PM
id say start with eric B and rakim, "it takes a nation of millions to hold us back" by PE and some KRSone
La China Poblana
30 Jun 2004, 01:55 PM
Don't forget EPMD.
Foosinho
30 Jun 2004, 02:10 PM
The point is, for kickin' hip-hop you must start in NYC.
One of my coworkers is from Hot-lanta, and he's a crunk boy if I ever saw one. At least he's not a poser - he was into Outkast before anybody knew who they were.
Daje Lupi
30 Jun 2004, 07:29 PM
The point is, for kickin' hip-hop you must start in NYC.
One of my coworkers is from Hot-lanta, and he's a crunk boy if I ever saw one. At least he's not a poser - he was into Outkast before anybody knew who they were.
Ok, so are you saying I'm a poser? I like Crunk music, doesn't mean I HAVE TO DRESS/ACT crunk. I just got introduced to this music after my trip to the South, and since then I have been loving most tracks out there.
MikeLastort2
30 Jun 2004, 07:39 PM
Ok, so are you saying I'm a poser? I like Crunk music, doesn't mean I HAVE TO DRESS/ACT crunk. I just got introduced to this music after my trip to the South, and since then I have been loving most tracks out there.
A little defensive there, dude? Relax. Unless maybe you are a poseur.
Daje Lupi
01 Jul 2004, 10:16 AM
A little defensive there, dude? Relax. Unless maybe you are a poseur.
Not really, but whatever its all good.
soccermainiac2003
03 Jul 2004, 11:56 PM
hey mikelasort
thats an awsome avator
nicodemus
04 Jul 2004, 01:56 AM
Got that right.
Why do so many people act like southern rap is new. I mean, have they never heard of Luke Skywalker and the 2 Live Crew... While it is geographically Southern, Miami isn't in the South.
minorthreat
05 Jul 2004, 04:51 PM
While it is geographically Southern, Miami isn't in the South.I've always maintained that 'south' is relative. Some of Maryland's northernmost parts are more "southern" than most of, say, North Carolina.
Plus, Miami has always kinda been an entity unto itself in hip-hop due to the fact that it's a constant source of fun, throwaway booty bass singles. I still have a hard time trying not to laugh when I hear DJ Assault.
MikeLastort2
05 Jul 2004, 07:43 PM
2 Live Crew are still considered "Dirty South" even if they are from Miami. :)
nicodemus
05 Jul 2004, 07:44 PM
2 Live Crew are still considered "Dirty South" even if they are from Miami. :)
Now that, I will grant you :D
skipshady
05 Jul 2004, 08:00 PM
2 Live Crew are still considered "Dirty South" even if they are from Miami. :)
Those of us of a certain age, probably collecting social security, might remember the members of 2 Live Crew and record store clerks who sold "Me So Horny" were actually arrested. The whole episode was some great unintentional comedy.