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Again, stop talking about stuff you weren't around for Rory.
Funk Flex, the fact remains they was dissing before Bow Down
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Again, stop talking about stuff you weren't around for Rory.
Funk Flex, the fact remains they was dissing before Bow Down
Cube yelled on that record hip hop started on the west. Clear shot at NY. You know that Flex.Where's Common Sense from?
Cube yelled on that record hip hop started on the west. Clear shot at NY. You know that Flex.
They was saying "_'s rapped since the 70's and still never went gold" another shot at NY rappers.
That was a shot at Common, that was a diss song to Common slow one
That was a response to Common's song
So since you was 30 at that time
We know that. So since you was 30 at that time, NY ain't feel a way when Cube said hip hop started in the West? That's not a diss to NY?
Please dontsomeone post an Ant Glizzy interview so we can get this thread back on track
Only Mob I know is from BomptonIs anyone believing these Mob Ties guys?
More hater tales to get the thread back on trackPlease dont
I could be wrong, but would comparing Ice Cube to J Cole be accurate?I cant speak on Snoop, I was like 5 when Doggystyle Dropped. but I always heard his entry to the game was massive thanks to The Chronic features as well as the murder case.
I do have one question I been meaning to ask, like I said I was young during that time period, but as an artist how big was Ice Cube at that time? Like in terms of popularity what present day artist would you say he was on par with? As a kid he never really resonated with me and it seemed like he was pivoting into the films more so than the music, but as I got older I got to see his impact before the Hollywood stuff, but I never got to gauge how big of a rapper he was. Im 10 years old in 1998 my perception of him is greatly skewed.
Why would we?Is anyone believing these Mob Ties guys?
I think LL and Ice Cube are the two biggest artist who the younger generation will never understand how big they were. Instead they look at them like Ice T and Will, when they were far better and more respected rappers.