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bez:
Nas, Dance
Jay Z, Dead Presidents 2
2pac, White Manz World
Biggie, Juicy

Kill:

--- Quote from: SGV on January 17, 2004, 03:38:08 PM ---No such thing as real Hip Hop. All Hip Hop is real.

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So there is a such thing as real hiphop. There's just no such thing as fake hiphop then ::)

GangstaBoogy:
Nas - Destroy & Rebuild

SGV:

--- Quote from: Kill on January 17, 2004, 05:41:02 PM ---So there is a such thing as real hiphop. There's just no such thing as fake hiphop then ::)

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Can you explain what Real Hip Hop is?

M Dogg™:
I think that Hip-Hop can be fake. Because hip-hop used to be expression, and in 1996, I would say, yeah no Hip-Hop is fake, just different. But now you have record lables making fake Hip-Hop, not the artist, not the producers, but the record lables limited what Hip-Hop artist can say. I missed the days when lables knew nothing, or if a lable like Def Jam, they just allowed complete artistic freedom. Now lables like Interscope and Def Jam/Island, limit what artist can really say, and alter Hip-Hop to be lable generated to produce maxium profits. Real Hip-Hop is rap music that is from the artist, raw. What the artist wants to put out, not what the lable alters to sell. Back in the days, lables limited some songs because of controvery, now they limit for sales. That's fake Hip-Hop. Oh for the list

Nas - Lost Tapes

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