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BOW BOW BOW!!
Happy earth strong to the living legend
Happy earth strong to the living legend
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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Yep. Definitely a legend and deserves his roses.
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Got too many dances to this song back in my college days.
Sweating like hell, cheap *** liquor, girl’s hair frizzed out, etc.
Good times.
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they tried to say that young man ruined hip hop. he built the foundation for the future.
true legend
wonder what happened to A-rab and the other guy
true legend
wonder what happened to A-rab and the other guy
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Boosie a hood and Louisiana legend. He put Baton Rouge on the map.
Although I think during the No Limit era - Young Bleed/Concentration Camp did initially but he didn’t get the mainstream commercial success as Bossie.
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Stop smoking that stuff.
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You ain't gotta like Soulja music but you can't deny the historical impact. Game changer for sure.
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Premiering tonight
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More impactful than Ross. 100% Truth!
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I'm from Mississippi so I support Soulja no matter what.
Remember when everybody was trying to create their own Crank Dat dance & song after he came out?
It's his own fault that he isn't getting the recognition he deserves. He burned a lot of bridges with his old partners by handing out shady deals, getting addicted to drugs & running around pretending to be a GD & Blood.
Remember when everybody was trying to create their own Crank Dat dance & song after he came out?
It's his own fault that he isn't getting the recognition he deserves. He burned a lot of bridges with his old partners by handing out shady deals, getting addicted to drugs & running around pretending to be a GD & Blood.
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You were crankin that batman huh lol
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When the **** did Chingy and Yayo become legends in my book?
I'm dumb hype for this NL doc, hope it delivers.
I'm dumb hype for this NL doc, hope it delivers.
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No Rick Ross slander will be tolerated. That man is out here building an empire.
Shout out Wing Stop
Shout out Cookies
Shout out Checkers
Shout out Chief Stixs
Shout out Belaire Rose
Shout out Rich By Rick Ross
Shout out Bumbu Rum
Did I forget anything? #Bawse
Shout out Wing Stop
Shout out Cookies
Shout out Checkers
Shout out Chief Stixs
Shout out Belaire Rose
Shout out Rich By Rick Ross
Shout out Bumbu Rum
Did I forget anything? #Bawse
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That's true. He opened up a lane. He influenced a lot of silly dancing dude rap but quality has to account for something.
You can't tell me Soulja Boy is held in a higher regard than a Pusha, Ross, Styles, Beans just because he influenced ring tone goofy rap.
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Hell yeah, funny how those guys made a hit off copying his style. They owe him a check.
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Y’all always try to find a way to discredit the god Yayo 
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That's true. He opened up a lane. He influenced a lot of silly dancing dude rap but quality has to account for something.
You can't tell me Soulja Boy is held in a higher regard than a Pusha, Ross, Styles, Beans just because he influenced ring tone goofy rap.
He is, the man created the rap platform that we have as of now - internet, YouTube, streaming, online marketing...
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Wingstop is overrated and their fries are horrible
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Prince was selling music on the internet in the 90's. And Yung Joc's dance was big youtube before soulja boy's.
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The thing is it wasn't assault. That's how the internet saw it. They made their own story and spoke for her. What happen might not be the narrative the public comes up with if pics or cell footage is uncovered.
Much less a lot of this is occurring while intoxicated. Which right there negates consent.
Plus some chicks aren't going to want everyone in their immediate circle to know about their activities, so who's to say how they respond.
Which is whatMaximus Meridius is saying.
Different time in how things are perceived, and also how everything needs to be put on camera.
different times...everything thing needs to be put on camera... yet that’s EXACTLY what people do. People throw stones out here and hide their hands. All these internet dweebs are hypocrites. Which is what I’m saying. People post and record everything. Most of which is sexual innuendo....
why even value these peoples opinions!?!?!? Especially since they all do the same stuff
