DUBCC - Tha Connection > Outbound Connection
The South Is Mad At Nas
SGV:
--- Quote from: A Tribe Called DubCC on October 22, 2006, 07:36:00 AM ---
It is about these groups because maybe if you actually read the thread and watched the video you'd know that it's about the Dutty Boys because they're in the god damn video.
And 4/5 people represent the whole of the south? I'm not even going to comment on anything else after that.
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The video isn't only about the "Dutty" (supposed to be Durtty) Boys. It's not only about D4L. If YOU watched the video, smarty, you would know they mention D4L, Dem Franchise Boys, Jeezy, T.I., Outkast... So, like I said, you dudes are singling out just a select few. Step your game up.
Jacob: That may be true for "Older" Hip Hop heads. But, the kids that are listening to Hip Hop today will still be talking about shit like "King," "Thug Motivation," "College Dropout" etc. etc. You're looking at it from an older heads perspective. Just like I'm sure cats from the early 80s thought shit from the late 80s early 90s was wack. And so on. When coming from YOUR Golden Era of Hip Hop, everything else sounds wack.
Diabolical:
Just because they get name checked doesn't mean they agree with what's being said.
SGV:
Do you even know what's being said? How could they disagree with the truth?
In a nut shell, the video is about Nas saying Hip Hop Is Dead, while Atlanta artists are all on top. Which is true... T.I., Jeezy, Luda, D4L, DFB, JD, Youngbloodz, Lil Jon, etc. are all controlling the mainstream for the past year or so. How could T.I., Jeezy or even Outkast disagree with whats right in front of them? Is Atlanta NOT at the top of the game, Mainstream wise? Name another city with more hits at the CURRENT moment.
Seriously, are YOU even paying attention to what this threads about? You're trying to dictate to me what it's about, but I don't think you've watched this video close enough, nor do you know anything about Southern Hip Hop to even begin to scratch the surface of this topic.
Diabolical:
I'm pretty sure we had all agreed that the meaning of Nas' album title wasn't that Hip-Hop music was dead.
SGV:
--- Quote from: A Tribe Called DubCC on October 22, 2006, 12:27:56 PM ---I'm pretty sure we had all agreed that the meaning of Nas' album title wasn't that Hip-Hop music was dead.
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Uh... These guys are taking it as Nas is talking about Hip Hop Music being dead. Seriously, what are you watching? LOL. First you're talking about the video, then you're talking about something else.
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