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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: GfUnKLBC on October 19, 2011, 01:26:39 PM

Title: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: GfUnKLBC on October 19, 2011, 01:26:39 PM
If this website closed, artist like Kboy, Glasses, Slim the Mobster etc wouldnt get talked about anywhere

Gotta give props for keeping west coast rap alive
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Sccit on October 19, 2011, 01:28:19 PM
when we had the idea for this board, we never thought it would get this far..... real thanks should go to the eminem groupies who flooded the dre2001 boards, causing us to come up with an idea for a board of our own 8)
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Chamillitary Click on October 19, 2011, 01:33:15 PM
Yeah, man. This website is my baby. I've watch it blossomed into a preverbal teenage boy & it's the proudest thing in my life. What do I make off of this site that I've dedicated ten years of the prime of my life to, after just exposing myself to be part of a dre2001 forum? Absolutely nothing but the grand satisfaction of being a complete internet nerd.

Thissssssssssssss niggaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. ::)

Now realistically, not much at all. The "New West" artists don't sell shit & aren't a fathom of a thought in the mainstream game. The only guys with any actual buzz is Kreayshawn, Lil' B & Tyler, The Creator who got shine on websites that cover all corners of the Hip Hop world that ironically enough are shunned on here lmao.
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Sccit on October 19, 2011, 01:40:33 PM
^u do realize that no one knows what the fuck ur sayin, right kid?
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Blood$ on October 19, 2011, 01:42:03 PM
If this website closed, artist like Kboy, Glasses, Slim the Mobster etc wouldnt get talked about anywhere

Gotta give props for keeping west coast rap alive

there's countless other hip-hop sites out there that cover ALL of those artists/post up their music for download...
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Chamillitary Click on October 19, 2011, 01:42:11 PM
^u do realize that no one knows what the fuck ur sayin, right kid?

Hahahahaha. But you do. ;D
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Sccit on October 19, 2011, 01:43:31 PM
^u do realize that no one knows what the fuck ur sayin, right kid?

Hahahahaha. But you do. ;D


i really didnt...especially about the dre2001 forums.
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Darkwing Duck (The Reincarnation) on October 19, 2011, 01:45:10 PM
Nima is an old man now

(http://www.sxc.hu/pic/m/u/ul/ultra_team/655108_an_old_man.jpg)
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Sir Petey on October 19, 2011, 01:45:32 PM
alot of leaked music wouldnt have got to the masses thats for sure.

tanner probably would have self destructed years ago.
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Dikteta Dax on October 19, 2011, 01:50:23 PM
The west would be in the same position it is in now with or without this website.  Also most the rappers on the west that got a nice buzz don't really get promoted here anyway.
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: wcsoldier on October 19, 2011, 01:52:23 PM
Websites like 2dopeboyz and hiphopdx post songs of WC artists , mostly of those who aren't stucked in the 90es  ... there were way more articles about Evidence new album on these 2 websites than here ... which is another proof this forum and website don't care if it ain't gangsta rap/g funk
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Quadruple OG on October 19, 2011, 02:13:47 PM
The only guys with any actual buzz is Kreayshawn, Lil' B & Tyler, The Creator who got shine on websites that cover all corners of the Hip Hop world that ironically enough are shunned on here lmao.

Kreayshawn is a fluke. Chick's buzz disappeared before the VMA encounter w/Rick Ross
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: BiggBoogaBiff on October 19, 2011, 06:36:59 PM
"thanks to radiotube! for keeping us in check and informed"


exitz thread
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Triple OG Rapsodie on October 19, 2011, 07:21:08 PM
This site has been great for us, but an impact on west coast hip hop? I don't think dubcnn has had much of an impact. Just look at Kendrick Lamar. He was promoted by this site for a long time but didn't get attention til Dr. Dre mentioned his name. And even the regs here ignore 90% of the music dubcnn promotes. Even the ones they do pay attention to have already been promoted by major labels (Crooked I and Death Row, Bishop/Slim and Aftermath, G. Malone and Black Wall Street/Cash Money)
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: EFFeX on October 19, 2011, 07:58:09 PM
Definitely would have missed out on a lot of dope West Coast artists / songs without this site. Dub has always been a good place to showcase the West Coast talent that doesn't normally get the love they deserve.
Title: Re: If it wasn't for Dubcnn/Dubcc, where would West Coast Hip-Hop be now?
Post by: Dre-Day on October 20, 2011, 01:32:26 AM
This site has been great for us, but an impact on west coast hip hop? I don't think dubcnn has had much of an impact. Just look at Kendrick Lamar. He was promoted by this site for a long time but didn't get attention til Dr. Dre mentioned his name. And even the regs here ignore 90% of the music dubcnn promotes. Even the ones they do pay attention to have already been promoted by major labels (Crooked I and Death Row, Bishop/Slim and Aftermath, G. Malone and Black Wall Street/Cash Money)
yeah. dubcnn promoted bishop before he signed to aftermath, i doubt he got (as) much attention from visitors of dubcnn& dubcc as when he signed to aftermath.
Websites like 2dopeboyz and hiphopdx post songs of WC artists , mostly of those who aren't stucked in the 90es  ... there were way more articles about Evidence new album on these 2 websites than here ... which is another proof this forum and website don't care if it ain't gangsta rap/g funk
from what i've seen, dubcnn covers more westcoast artists