Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread

[Grine]

Yeah the music in the background added to it too

 

[Ricky D]

Man Gucci never really did it for me. I listened to the first couple of joints but I always thought Jeezy made better music.

TM101, The Recession = Classics

 

[Hahahaha]

I got killed cause I was ****in with Trap House hard from day one. Was playing that over 101.

 

[RIP sleazyy]

Man Gucci never really did it for me. I listened to the first couple of joints but I always thought Jeezy made better music.

TM101, The Recession = Classics

I think age and environment have to do with the Gucci x Jeezy thing

their old stuff and tapes considered gospel regardless depending on where you at

Gucci one of the only men with a red rag that my dad side of the fam respect

 

[tay1]

I got killed cause I was ****in with Trap House hard from day one. Was playing that over 101.

Whoa. 101 damn near a blassic

 

[cashbanks]

even ghostface let the internet expose him as a lame, you hate to see it.

 

[Grine]

Gucci was for the street.
Jeezy was a mixture of street and mainstream.

To say that Southern Music tilted toward Gucci, nawl b. I could see it being Lil' Wayne or Future.

Trap or Die >

 

[RIP sleazyy]

To say that Southern Music tilted toward Gucci, nawl b.

I really wanna say influence wise on a street level + inspiring other rappers to get moving it tilt heavy towards Gucci.

commercial blueprint and overall commercial success Jeezy got that. Jeezy was able move in spaces Gucci couldn’t get into for a long time + had the right co-signs. All that corporate thuggin **** he was pushin.

but this only accounts for a segment of southern music and I guess what eventually became biggest. Texas boys and Memphis sound were still doing well and doing their own thing when Gucci and Jeezy and them were blowing up.

 

[RIP sleazyy]

**** got me ready fight bro in the next office over for no reason

 

[Grine]

 

[Grine]

 

[Grine]

I died laughing at this this morning...

 

[Magic33]

Dude was born on 4/20

 

[addict4sneakers]

Banks on the JBP asking for a havoc/alchemist tape.

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[illphillip]

 

[VARNELL HILL]

hence why i said body blows, in a boxing match u don't feel em right away but eventually they catch up on you....Jeezy's artist were a dub, and gucci's disciples flourished.

Gucci Mane ultimately came out on top of that totem pole.

I have no idea what you’re taking about. And I don’t think you do either.

 

[Hahahaha]

I remember downloading Trap House the week before it dropped. People were killing Gucci, calling him that So Icy clown. As soon as this beat dropped, I was buying the album the next week it dropped.

 

[el presidente]

Jeezy was cool...at first. Once Gucci picked up steam he never dropped it though. Dude had hoods all around the country using his slang, and this is before Twitter really took off

Recession dropped in like, 2008? Even if you consider that a classic (I liked it too), Wop had 3-4 classic tapes that year alone.

 

[kingfoamnyc]

i swear to god Fat Joe's definitive biographical documentary is gonna be da best rap film EVER....da man is literally da where's waldo of hiphop.....

and because he doesn't smoke his memory is sharp, he's probably got stories for hoooooooooours and hooooooooours.

there was a time in hip-hop him and busta rhymes were da cameo kings on music videos...da most raaaandom joints...

According to Mack-10 Joe saved Common's life when they were beefing

 

[MajinZuub]

I was in high school when Gucci came around. Thought I was a pretentious hip hop snob and was like “Gucci Man? No way in hell I’ll listen to this bs”
Fast forward to by the tIme I graduated and I was the biggest Gucci fan I knew

 

[babyface34]

HBD DJ Battlecat!

 

[VARNELL HILL]

HBD DJ Battlecat!

17 year old Vanessa Bryant gettin it poppin in the lowrider

 

[wavycrocket]

 

[babyface34]