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Empty Sandwich posted:honestly unsure if I say cracka more or less often than deez nuts That was the funniest poo poo, ngl.
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drat, this thread got me nostalgic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Tu-qDHSSZo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msK3vmk5Z1s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWA33mqO5AQ
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^e: I listen to it every 6n months or so "Listen! I'm hemorrhoid! I'm the leader!" e2: ah, better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhTa1q0mqdg Empty Sandwich fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Dec 9, 2022 |
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It's fun hearing all the samples De La Soul used that got used later in huge songs. Obvious examples being "Regulate" and "Hotstepper". My mom made a point of telling me that De La Soul is grammatically incorrect in Spanish. Honda had it right.
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When I was in high school, I took an art class and my big project for the semester was making a pencil drawing of the De La Soul overturned flower pot, the No Limit tank, and the Mo Thugs pyramid w/ fist all on the same canvas. It was 1998.
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Edmund Sparkler posted:My mom made a point of telling me that De La Soul is grammatically incorrect in Spanish. ah, but that is because it's French
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Edmund Sparkler posted:Tim Dog looked hard in the video but the rhymes and beats were straight dookie. It's right up there with 2 Live Crew's "Cowards in Compton" as far as limp dick disses against Death Row that no one except true hip hop geeks will ever remember. I mean of course it's for hip hop geeks, but it's a loving funny album, if unintentionally. Tim SUCKS at rapping but his energy is MOP level angry and he has a song called "Goin Wild in the Penile" because he thought that's how you said and spelled Penal. And the whole gently caress Compton thing is funnier for it because Tim Dog was clearly not gonna get a West Coast gangsta era type record deal even if labels were interested in Bronx rappers at the time. It is not the definitive Dre diss album or anything but it's the most enjoyable.
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Great now I have to go re-listen to The Marshal Mathers LP and the only song I ever liked was 'Fack'
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I mean, this video is funny as hell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFcv5Ma8u8k
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Naw that was sad. D12 broke up for a reason. Don't listen to a King Gordy album.
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Futanari Damacy posted:Tim Dog is a loving terrible name for a rapper Treecko posted:Naw that was sad. D12 broke up for a reason. Don't listen to a King Gordy album. I have it on good authority that King Gordy is not a real king, nor is Tim Dog a real dog. Starting to wonder if the rap game is full of charlatans, tbqh.
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Edmund Sparkler posted:It was 1998. Obviously.
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Grumblepuff posted:Someone forgot that this is the millennium of Aftermath That is only part and you missed the point. He says this: “This is the millennium of Aftermath It ain't gon' be nothin' after that So give me one more platinum plaque and gently caress rap, you can have it back” And the 2001 Album went platinum. So he did what he said he’d do and gave rap back. Close thread. E: 6 times, it went platinum 6 times. Modulo16 fucked around with this message at 23:52 on Dec 9, 2022 |
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Edmund Sparkler posted:Tim Dog looked hard in the video but the rhymes and beats were straight dookie. It's right up there with 2 Live Crew's "Cowards in Compton" as far as limp dick disses against Death Row that no one except true hip hop geeks will ever remember. Hey motherfuckers welcome back to the twenty dollar sack pyramid...
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Modulo16 posted:That is only part and you missed the point. Ironically, 2001 was released in late 1999. And indeed the millennium era was great for hip-hop, with many of its top artists reaching #1 on the Billboard charts from 1999-2000--artists such Tupac, The Notorious B.I.G., Jay Z, DMX, LL Cool J, Foxy Brown, and Silkk the Shocker. Conspicuously absent from this list was Dr. Dre. Although we were all too excited by the millennium to notice, it's clear in retrospect that Dre was falling off, even at the height of gangsta rap's popularity--despite what his apologists would have you believe.
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I woke up out that coma 2001 Bout the same time Dre dropped 2001 Good one, Game 
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