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I thought the mixtape was supposed to drop yesterday, right?
any info about the current release date?!
Quote from: doggfather on November 08, 2012, 02:16:35 AMany info about the current release date?!Nov 23 (in the link)
Quote from: Montana Mob on November 08, 2012, 01:11:21 AMI thought the mixtape was supposed to drop yesterday, right?Was delayed coz of Kurupts Baby Mama drama
Now that sounds like the ol school kurupt flow right there! he's back on it! thats what he needs to get back into cuz that new style shit sounds the same i like when he has that killler mc flow.
Quote from: Abdul-Infinite & Mekkan Refugee on November 07, 2012, 10:05:12 PMQuote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PMso why listen to new music at all?Well, we aren't talking about new music in general, we are talking specifically about Kurupts new music. And I'm not the only person on this forum that thinks that Kurupt has fallen off harder than any of our favorite West Coast legends.yes, he's fallen off (though u'd know he's definitely picked it up as of late if u took the time to listen to his recent shit)....but u didnt say "i dont wanna listen to kurupt because he fell off"...u said "why should i listen to kurupt's new shit when i can listen to his old shit?"........thats closing yourself off. what if he makes another classic and u ignored it because u rather listen to his old shit? that mindset will only set the west coast back, my dude.Quote from: Abdul-Infinite & Mekkan Refugee on November 07, 2012, 10:05:12 PMQuote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PM this is a pretty whack way of thinkin for those tryna build on the current state of hip-hop and working towards a future for the culture. if everyone thought like u, then mufuckaz like kurupt, nas, rza, etc would stop making music, and all we'd get was gay faggots like tyga and lil wayne. is that really what u want? re-think ur thoughts and support real shit, such as this new kurupt banger....growth is important. Again. Your talking about all these other artist like Rza and Nas. But I was talking specifically about Kurupt. Nas is still making great music, I listened to the Distant Relatives album he did with Damian Marley as much as I listened to his older albums. And I love Rza's new Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack. The difference is you think this new shit by Kurupt is a banger, and I don't. If I truly thought it was bangin' then I would bump it. But at the end of the day I'd rather see mutherfuckas supporting these new Kurupt tracks then LIl Wayne and Tyga so I feel you on that point.fair point, i didnt know u were talking specifically about kurupt. from the way u said it, it insinuated that u simply wont listen to his new shit because his old shit is dope enough, not because he fell off or anything like that. but u dont like these new kurupt tracks foreal? u just said u liked some kanye songs in another thread, but u dont think these certified west coast cuts like "money" with RBX, "trajical" with Daz, Rage, RBX, or these 2 new cuts are dope? thats on u then. Quote from: Abdul-Infinite & Mekkan Refugee on November 07, 2012, 10:05:12 PMQuote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PMif we think like this, we're not even giving ourselves a chance to evolve musically. xzibit just came out with a great album. he had better shit in the past, but it's his best album in over 10 years and slaps front to back. are u gunna reject the idea of bumping it because "at the speed of life" is better? what if u never stopped to listen to "the marshall mathers lp" all because u felt that u could still listen to ''the slim shady lp'' instead??.....i dont usually call u out on shit, but i highly disagree with that ideology. it's just dumb, and stunts the growth of real hip-hop music, which i'm completely against. dont u see that?Again, I was talking about these Kurupt tracks specifically. I valued this new track "Listen" at .2 cents. And I valued "Reality" after 500 listens still higher at $2.00 But in 2012 I would rather listen to Xzibit's new album that just came out, then "Reality" off the Dogg Food album.Get my point, I think you got me wrong. I was only talking about Kurupt's new shit.yup...i got u wrong, fsure. thnx for clarifying, but i still think u should ALWAYS give west coast legends like kurupt the benefit of the doubt in an effort to build on the current state of west coast hip-hop...PeACe
Quote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PMso why listen to new music at all?Well, we aren't talking about new music in general, we are talking specifically about Kurupts new music. And I'm not the only person on this forum that thinks that Kurupt has fallen off harder than any of our favorite West Coast legends.
so why listen to new music at all?
Quote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PM this is a pretty whack way of thinkin for those tryna build on the current state of hip-hop and working towards a future for the culture. if everyone thought like u, then mufuckaz like kurupt, nas, rza, etc would stop making music, and all we'd get was gay faggots like tyga and lil wayne. is that really what u want? re-think ur thoughts and support real shit, such as this new kurupt banger....growth is important. Again. Your talking about all these other artist like Rza and Nas. But I was talking specifically about Kurupt. Nas is still making great music, I listened to the Distant Relatives album he did with Damian Marley as much as I listened to his older albums. And I love Rza's new Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack. The difference is you think this new shit by Kurupt is a banger, and I don't. If I truly thought it was bangin' then I would bump it. But at the end of the day I'd rather see mutherfuckas supporting these new Kurupt tracks then LIl Wayne and Tyga so I feel you on that point.
this is a pretty whack way of thinkin for those tryna build on the current state of hip-hop and working towards a future for the culture. if everyone thought like u, then mufuckaz like kurupt, nas, rza, etc would stop making music, and all we'd get was gay faggots like tyga and lil wayne. is that really what u want? re-think ur thoughts and support real shit, such as this new kurupt banger....growth is important.
Quote from: NIKCC on November 07, 2012, 08:58:36 PMif we think like this, we're not even giving ourselves a chance to evolve musically. xzibit just came out with a great album. he had better shit in the past, but it's his best album in over 10 years and slaps front to back. are u gunna reject the idea of bumping it because "at the speed of life" is better? what if u never stopped to listen to "the marshall mathers lp" all because u felt that u could still listen to ''the slim shady lp'' instead??.....i dont usually call u out on shit, but i highly disagree with that ideology. it's just dumb, and stunts the growth of real hip-hop music, which i'm completely against. dont u see that?Again, I was talking about these Kurupt tracks specifically. I valued this new track "Listen" at .2 cents. And I valued "Reality" after 500 listens still higher at $2.00 But in 2012 I would rather listen to Xzibit's new album that just came out, then "Reality" off the Dogg Food album.Get my point, I think you got me wrong. I was only talking about Kurupt's new shit.
if we think like this, we're not even giving ourselves a chance to evolve musically. xzibit just came out with a great album. he had better shit in the past, but it's his best album in over 10 years and slaps front to back. are u gunna reject the idea of bumping it because "at the speed of life" is better? what if u never stopped to listen to "the marshall mathers lp" all because u felt that u could still listen to ''the slim shady lp'' instead??.....i dont usually call u out on shit, but i highly disagree with that ideology. it's just dumb, and stunts the growth of real hip-hop music, which i'm completely against. dont u see that?
i dont think he ever lost his skill, he just stopped trying... u can tell hes trying again.
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