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Quote from: Reality Check on June 27, 2011, 07:23:25 PMWhat's the infatuation with people complaining about Death Row years after the fact?
What's the infatuation with people complaining about Death Row years after the fact?
Do you feel going on rants romanticizing hip hop makes you any less white?
Quote from: The Grandyman Can on June 27, 2011, 07:48:45 PMQuote from: Reality Check on June 27, 2011, 07:23:25 PMWhat's the infatuation with people complaining about Death Row years after the fact?I expected better out of you Hack.Once again no infatuation, I just wanna know why so many people here dickride Death Row. I wanna know why so many of the lames here still think Suge and DR are relevant ? Instead of focusing on the upcoming westcoast acts so much is spent on this worthless piece of scum and his defunct record label. Hell the reason no one ever heard a peep for a while from ya boy Crooked was because the industry blackballed him because of his Suge ties. But you tools still dickride that 350 pounds piece of scum like his opinion and label have mattered some time in the past 15 years.
Quote from: Prodigal Son on June 27, 2011, 07:40:43 PM\OK now can I get an answer from someone that doesn't have severe emotional issues ?I gave you the real answer. And the fact that you can't see it, and that you can't see that Pac was a rose that grew from the cracks of concrete, is regrettable. ...ibut if you want to know the reason why you don't see it, and why your soul doesn't seek it, you need to look inward. Because you can only find outside of you, what first exists within. It's like Arab poet Khalil Gibran writes in The Prophet... he writes about how his soul was striving to hear in words what he had always known in heart. And about music being the voice that couldn't be kept silent and couldn't be put into just (regular) words.
\OK now can I get an answer from someone that doesn't have severe emotional issues ?
To put it simply, Death Row on the cover of the Source in the summer of 1996 (just one month after the historic Dre leaving Death Row cover), Suge Knight, Pac, and Snoop... represented the Climax of what I believe is the greatest American culture ever invented. Hip-Hop.
Quote from: Infinite- African West Coastin' 2010 on June 27, 2011, 07:38:37 PMTo put it simply, Death Row on the cover of the Source in the summer of 1996 (just one month after the historic Dre leaving Death Row cover), Suge Knight, Pac, and Snoop... represented the Climax of what I believe is the greatest American culture ever invented. Hip-Hop. Good lord. I love me some Dr. Dre and Tupac too but expand your fucking horizons, bro.
Quote from: Prodigal Son on June 27, 2011, 07:53:34 PMQuote from: The Grandyman Can on June 27, 2011, 07:48:45 PMQuote from: Reality Check on June 27, 2011, 07:23:25 PMWhat's the infatuation with people complaining about Death Row years after the fact?I expected better out of you Hack.Once again no infatuation, I just wanna know why so many people here dickride Death Row. I wanna know why so many of the lames here still think Suge and DR are relevant ? Instead of focusing on the upcoming westcoast acts so much is spent on this worthless piece of scum and his defunct record label. Hell the reason no one ever heard a peep for a while from ya boy Crooked was because the industry blackballed him because of his Suge ties. But you tools still dickride that 350 pounds piece of scum like his opinion and label have mattered some time in the past 15 years.it seems like you are too preoccupied with what people are worrying aboutwhy do Cowboy fans spend so much time thinking of the good ol' days? thats because they haven't had shit to be happy about in over a decade.
Exactly which point did I make that you consider to be incorrect?1. That hip-hop is the greatest American culture ever invented?2. That Death Row/Summer of 96 was the hieght/climax of rap music?which is it?
STOP THE FUCKIN PRESSES!!!!!!!!!!!!!They make Suge Knight t-shirts?
But on the real: I can see people made a big deal about it from '96 up until the early '00s. It was fresh in people's minds and made for an interesting story. That's why countless books and documentaries have been made off of that period of time. I would be a liar if I said I wasn't caught up in all the drama and shit that went down. I was like 12 years old during all that and couldn't believe what was going down. But that was fuckin 15 years ago. The entire discussion has been beaten to death. It's getting to the level of those creepy fucks who reenact the American Civil War once a year. Still, it beats other recent discussions like Dre's comfort level and who knits his skin tight sweaters.