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i still think 'in da club'.....

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We Fly High:
best song of the new millenium as in anything after 2000(or was it 2001 or 1999, i forgot how they do the start of the century thing), then you're probably right. i dont recall a single song making as big of an impact as it did it recent years.

I`m Wayne Brady bitch!:
Just becouse it makes a huge impact doesnt mean its good music . Mc Hammer also made a huge hit , but does it mean its good ? Hell no ! I think you proved yourself to not be checking out enough good hip hop music . In da club is a good song...when youre partying , but I can name a million songs that came after the year 2000 that is much better

NobodyButMe:

--- Quote from: NeAp on January 30, 2004, 01:43:54 PM ---Just becouse it makes a huge impact doesnt mean its good music . Mc Hammer also made a huge hit , but does it mean its good ? Hell no ! I think you proved yourself to not be checking out enough good hip hop music . In da club is a good song...when youre partying , but I can name a million songs that came after the year 2000 that is much better

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just because it makes a huge impact doesn't mean it's NOT good music. look at any dre album. any pac album. any album that made a huge impact probably made a huge impact because it was good at one time. i'm from the old school, and i remember when hammer came out, hammer was THA SHIZNIT. don't front, anyone in here born before 82' probably listened to hammer and thought it was dope for the time. that's why DEATH ROW signed hammer when DEATH ROW was on top of the world. yeah, lookin back on it now, we see it as whack. but don't deny that it wasn't dope for it's time.

like i said, i'm from the old school, and i can't recall anything as good as when pac was alive. i'm sure that there ARE a million songs that are dope in your eyes, but being a fan of the earlier days of rap, 'in da club' ranks up there FOR ME with many of the west coast classics.

tell me, what kind of lyrical content did the chronic have? it made a huge impact for it's time. yet the lyrics on a classic like 'the chronic' pale in comparison to a release by even an average rapper nowadays. you can't take albums out of context and compare them to albums from other time periods.

i'm sayin, to me, 'in da club' reminds me of some classic westcoast bangers, and it's probably the latest one to remind me of a westcoast banger since anything pac has done (or maybe bad azz's personal business album). i think 'in da club' brings back exactly what west coast rap was lacking - hard basslines and dope hooks.

by the way, do we consider 'in da club' a westcoast song? i do. i don't know why but i do.

AlerG:
are you guys kidding...it's obviously that the biggest hit of the new millenium is "The Real Slim Shady"...because of that single the MMLP went on to sell 1.7 mil in it's first week and about 9.4 to date..."In Da Club" was probably in the top 5 biggests hits of the new millenium thus far, peace.

AlerG:
alright i just noticed that you posted that it was the hardest song of the new millenium and not the biggest selling...by saying it was the hardest you are way off...don't make me name about 100 other songs that were harder, peace.

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