It's June 16, 2024, 01:35:57 AM
Ummm well Kurupt lived in Los Angeles for a long time before he started rappin' .
I GUESS you"re right......but despite the fact OF Kurupt livING for a prety long time on tha west he iz still very much influenced by eastcoast lyrical twistz .
I dont really like when guys labels other guys.
Actually Pac lived for about 10 years in NYC. He used to be in NYC a lot. All his homies are from NYC (Stretch, Treach, etc..). He lived there with em both, in the same house. He shot videos and movies in NYC. I dont think he was just "born" in NY. He loved NYC so much than he was mad that BIG was the "king" of NY. By stealing his shit. Plus i think he was more close with Atlanta than L.A.! L.A. was just the city where he "worked". He was adopted by L.A. in his very final years, but... he was everything but a L.A. citizen. That's the truth.
word ^....but i think you and I ain"t talkin bout tha same thing man....when i say "westcoast rapper" or "eastcoast rapper",south....etc(lol) i mean dat tha music and tha lyricz got sertain componentz that r relevant to each coast...i ain"t talkin bout tha city he liked...or where he used to live....i"m talkin bout hiz music ya feel?...
The most important difference is between a West Coast PRODUCER and an East Coast PRODUCER.
Yeah. Well... to me there's no difference at all between a West Coast rapper and an East Coast rapper. The most important difference is between a West Coast PRODUCER and an East Coast PRODUCER. Cause a rapper just rap over the beat. Kurupt is using West Coast beats, so we can call him a West Coast rapper now. 2Pac used West Coast beats (at Death Row), so we can call him a West Coast rapper.The D.O.C., well... he made the history of West Coast rap, from Ruthless to Death Row, so.. yeah.. you can call him a West Coast rapper/producer.