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Biggest Influence On Hip Hop?
Don Breezio:
i said as much of an influence...i didnt say the same way...and in a way it is like that...he brought gangsta rap like that into white suburban neighborhoods and scared the shit out of parents...thats what NWA did too...
West Coast Veteran:
--- Quote from: Don Breezio on July 15, 2003, 11:59:53 PM ---i said as much of an influence...i didnt say the same way...and in a way it is like that...he brought gangsta rap like that into white suburban neighborhoods and scared the shit out of parents...thats what NWA did too...
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Gangsta rap was already brought into the suburbs 10 years ago. How can you have influence if it has already been done?
1988 - Hip hop was still young in the mainstream and gangsta rap has just recently been originated by Schoolly D and Ice-T a few years prior but does not get heard in the suburbs by the majority. NWA comes out with Straight Outta Compton and catches the ear of the suburbs.
1993 - The Chronic and Doggystyle bring it to a bigger mainstream level so everyone by now knows what gangsta rap is.
1999 - Gangsta rap is the biggest selling type of hip hop for many years already. Eminem drops "My Name Is". How is he introducing gangsta rap to the suburbs when it has been the most popular form of hip hop for nearly a decade?
Don Breezio:
he brought it more into white homes and stuff like that...yeah nwa was in the suburbs...but it didnt really hit close to home for a lot of ppl until eminem came talkin some crazy shit about rippin pam lee's tits off...
white Boy:
damn only 4 years, and eminem has acomplished so much
OutSider:
--- Quote from: Bigg A.G. on July 15, 2003, 10:52:04 PM ---only one i can think of is Nuthin But a G Thang... im out!!!
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hells yes!!
man i use to rock that song all the time in grade school!! my dad even knew the lyrics to that jamy jam... :D
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