It's May 02, 2024, 03:09:29 PM
now back to the topic at hand, being a pretentious fuckboy who turns his nose up on a rich art form (hip-hop) under the guise of being “cultured” is exactly what i’d expect from a lonely loser like yaself.. u should also know the history of that mindset and how it’s actually based in white supremacy. but you’re a flavorless cac, so no shocker there.
Not sure what this is all about both sides are posturing but it's not really fair when one dude is real and puts himself out there and the other guy is just anonymous and we know nothing about him...
and just like i expected, you dodged literally every question i posed. typical nerd behavior, hide behind a screen casting stones while doing everything in your power to remain anonymous.
The South was dope as hell. So UGK, 3 6 Mafia, Cee Lo, Paul Wall, Mystikal, Timbaland, Pusha T, Project Pat, Trick Daddy, Peter Pablo, Missy Elliot, Juvenile, and many moreYou wanna call them all wack? Nah
VVVVdudes a throwback to the high school level dubcc posters from the 2000s era who used to ride nuts for the lulz and he does it confidently while putting up a front of being “mature” and “cultured” .. he’s like an internet version of a dave chappelle comedy sketch. no self-awareness. hip-hop is too immature for his extensive range in music
The South was dope as hell. So Scarface, UGK, 3 6 Mafia, OutKast, Cee Lo, Devin the dude, Paul Wall, Mystikal, Timbaland, Pusha T, Project Pat, Trick Daddy, Peter Pablo, Missy Elliot, Juvenile, and many moreYou wanna call them all wack? Nah
i can only agree because trap sub-genre invented under southern hip hop and it cost a decade already for hip hop. i want real hip-hop back without this auto tune and trap shit. enough is enough. however like people said above, there was a period southern rappers dominated hip-hop in early 2000s and i was a fan of it also.outkast, mystikal, ludacris, bubba sparxxx, timbaland, missy elliot, ugk, chamillonaire, young buck...i never was a no limit fan, they were totally wack! look at snoop's first album from no limit, look at any other song produced by no limit producer existed in a snoop album. wack wack wack and it had to exist because master p wants so and i always wanted snoop to get rid of that lable.