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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: Sccit on May 03, 2012, 10:18:31 PM
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if done right, shit could turn out nice...they might as well, considerin they aint really gettin much attention as it is. this could draw a lot of interest:
http://www.youtube.com/v/lDc-uo1-VTk
http://www.youtube.com/v/swH5ff-G4uo
http://www.youtube.com/v/x-H08eATPF0
http://www.youtube.com/v/XZEZJoEfm7E
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more regressive bullshit.
niggas need to make there own mark...kids today aint looking at his sons like oh thats the guy who wrote fuck the police kids they look at him like oh thats that guy from are we there yet who gets his ass beat all the time by toddlers.
no older fans are gonna support his lil niggas becasue honestly ...they aren't now and never will measure up to cubes impact or talent.
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smh @ the thought
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im sure duke was high as a bitch when he made this thread...lol
everything sounds like a good idea when your high as fuck
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im sure duke was high as a bitch when he made this thread...lol
everything sounds like a good idea when your high as fuck
actually NIK was waxing his eyebrows
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more regressive bullshit.
niggas need to make there own mark...kids today aint looking at his sons like oh thats the guy who wrote fuck the police kids they look at him like oh thats that guy from are we there yet who gets his ass beat all the time by toddlers.
no older fans are gonna support his lil niggas becasue honestly ...they aren't now and never will measure up to cubes impact or talent.
Who would have fucking thought...Petey the Pathetic actually has the ability to make an intelligent thought and translate it to words.
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more regressive bullshit.
niggas need to make there own mark...kids today aint looking at his sons like oh thats the guy who wrote fuck the police kids they look at him like oh thats that guy from are we there yet who gets his ass beat all the time by toddlers.
no older fans are gonna support his lil niggas becasue honestly ...they aren't now and never will measure up to cubes impact or talent.
Who would have fucking thought...Petey the Pathetic actually has the ability to make an intelligent thought and translate it to words.
wigga please you been on my dick for the better part of a decade you never could fuck with me....fuck your credit scores cats like you get your lunch money took.
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petey is actually right...but just sayin, they would produce more interest that way than they are producing now. and if they get the right people workin on the album, it could turn out pretty good. but yea, i agree about the whole eating off your parents fame=whack thing. ice cube's other son, dough boy, is the homie.. known him since middle school and he currently raps with local 818 cut the checc crew. they actually market his songs with the words "(ice cube's son)" next to his name...that shits pretty whack. but u cant say there isn't somethin about this idea that would be a lil cool to see.
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it would be niche mostly appealing to only rap fans around thirty.
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it would be niche to only rap fans around thirty.
unless it was good...if the production value was high and they had a good single, i could see it drawing more appeal.
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more regressive bullshit.
niggas need to make there own mark...kids today aint looking at his sons like oh thats the guy who wrote fuck the police kids they look at him like oh thats that guy from are we there yet who gets his ass beat all the time by toddlers.
no older fans are gonna support his lil niggas becasue honestly ...they aren't now and never will measure up to cubes impact or talent.
Who would have fucking thought...Petey the Pathetic actually has the ability to make an intelligent thought and translate it to words.
wigga please you been on my dick for the better part of a decade you never could fuck with me....fuck your credit scores cats like you get your lunch money took.
Now he is back to normal with his head secured far up his ass. haha lunch money? I didn't realize that you still attended jr high...or is that just the last time you completed a class?
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Well, it's one of those ideas that might generate attention but that doesn't necessarily make it a good idea. You're not going to recreate a formula. It's the reason reunions tend to fizzle out after the nostalgia aspect cools down. When N.W.A. came together, they weren't trying to recreate a blueprint. They were just some hungry dudes making music. Today, everyone's kids want to be superstars and it's lousy product. The formation of a group like this would probably have people talking but in six months, when the enitial interest wore down, it would kill all of their individual careers and credibility. That's not to say that these kids couldn't one day get to be respected amongst their industry peers but it will never happen by making the exact moves that their well-known daddies made. That's a immediate trip to "flash-in-the-pan" status if ever there was one. Cube co-signing his sons might be one of the worst ideas ever for managing their career. The best way for a famous person's offspring to get their career going is to make it on their own first then establish the bloodline. Though, I don't know. It's 2012. Maybe artistic integrity is dead.
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game would probably beef with them
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more regressive bullshit.
niggas need to make there own mark...kids today aint looking at his sons like oh thats the guy who wrote fuck the police kids they look at him like oh thats that guy from are we there yet who gets his ass beat all the time by toddlers.
no older fans are gonna support his lil niggas becasue honestly ...they aren't now and never will measure up to cubes impact or talent.
Who would have fucking thought...Petey the Pathetic actually has the ability to make an intelligent thought and translate it to words.
wigga please you been on my dick for the better part of a decade you never could fuck with me....fuck your credit scores cats like you get your lunch money took.
Now he is back to normal with his head secured far up his ass. haha lunch money? I didn't realize that you still attended jr high...or is that just the last time you completed a class?
i said lunch money so your child like mind could grasp what i was trying to say...you got butthurt. it worked.
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game would probably beef with them
some interesting storylines would come out of it...imagine if they could collab with the OG members for a track with all 8 of them. shit, even get Yella's son to DJ lol. cant say that the idea doesnt have potential...it all depends on how it was done and how good the final product came out. execution could be the difference between a sad attempt and a classic. of course, certain aspects of doing this could stunt the individual growth of each son...but i wouldnt suggest this if they weren't already being ignored. not like they have a career reputation to maintain or are on the path to great success. they're all underground artists generating little to no interest...this could spark some. all i'm sayin.
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yella and ren should over see the whole shit and not let dre or cube have any input lmao
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some interesting storylines would come out of it...imagine if they could collab with the OG members for a track with all 8 of them. shit, even get Yella's son to DJ lol. cant say that the idea doesnt have potential...it all depends on how it was done and how good the final product came out. execution could be the difference between a sad attempt and a classic. of course, certain aspects of doing this could stunt the individual growth of each son...but i wouldnt suggest this if they weren't already being ignored. not like they have a career reputation to maintain or are on the path to great success. they're all underground artists generating little to no interest...this could spark some. all i'm sayin.
No. The shit would be embarassing. It subscribes to the worst kind of logic and I'm not saying it doesn't have limited business potential but it's never going to be "classic" or even a respectable artistic move. That's why I favor the sports world when it comes to breaking stars as opposed to the entertainment world. Money and wishful thinking can create the illusion of "talent" when it comes to some of these guys because fans are so hyped off re-creating more of the same but in, basketball, for instance, Michael Jordan's kid can't become an All-Star if he don't have the skills. I'm not saying artists like OMG, Hood Surgeon, and the like shouldn't get their chance but fans need to stop riding so much dick on this blanket dream of having the "next generation" of N.W.A. That group was created out in a much different time and under much different circumstances. And sadly, it's the same with all these Death Row reunion ideas. Artists evolve and move in new directions. Snoop and Dre might some songs with Daz, Kurupt, Warren, whoever, and it could be dope but people need to get off that "they need to produce and collab with the same exact people as my favorite year they were over at Death Row". It's 15+ years later and the clock is still moving forward, not backwards.
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some interesting storylines would come out of it...imagine if they could collab with the OG members for a track with all 8 of them. shit, even get Yella's son to DJ lol. cant say that the idea doesnt have potential...it all depends on how it was done and how good the final product came out. execution could be the difference between a sad attempt and a classic. of course, certain aspects of doing this could stunt the individual growth of each son...but i wouldnt suggest this if they weren't already being ignored. not like they have a career reputation to maintain or are on the path to great success. they're all underground artists generating little to no interest...this could spark some. all i'm sayin.
No. The shit would be embarassing. It subscribes to the worst kind of logic and I'm not saying it doesn't have limited business potential but it's never going to be "classic" or even a respectable artistic move. That's why I favor the sports world when it comes to breaking stars as opposed to the entertainment world. Money and wishful thinking can create the illusion of "talent" when it comes to some of these guys because fans are so hyped off re-creating more of the same but in, basketball, for instance, Michael Jordan's kid can't become an All-Star if he don't have the skills. I'm not saying artists like OMG, Hood Surgeon, and the like shouldn't get their chance but fans need to stop riding so much dick on this blanket dream of having the "next generation" of N.W.A. That group was created out in a much different time and under much different circumstances. And sadly, it's the same with all these Death Row reunion ideas. Artists evolve and move in new directions. Snoop and Dre might some songs with Daz, Kurupt, Warren, whoever, and it could be dope but people need to get off that "they need to produce and collab with the same exact people as my favorite year they were over at Death Row". It's 15+ years later and the clock is still moving forward, not backwards.
like i said, it all depends on how it was executed. what if they actually put together a really great album with top-notch production? u can say it subscribes to the worst kind of logic, and i agree with that. but to claim it would have no chance at being good is a major presumption. even if it wasn't a respectable artistic move, if the songs were all executed properly and came out bangin', it would automatically erase a lot of the negative notions surrounding it. as for your basketball analogy, u said michael jordan's son couldn't become a superstar unless he was good...well, same goes for rappers children. how many of them became something? bet that if any of them would produce a classic album and made quality music, they would generate a whole lot more interest and stardom. it's all a matter of quality...if dre and snoop made a reuinion album and it came out sub-par, it would get laughed at...if they got together and brought us yet another classic, everyone would love it like no other. execution is key.
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if done right, shit could turn out nice...they might as well, considerin they aint really gettin much attention as it is. this could draw a lot of interest:
http://www.youtube.com/v/lDc-uo1-VTk
http://www.youtube.com/v/swH5ff-G4uo
http://www.youtube.com/v/x-H08eATPF0
http://www.youtube.com/v/XZEZJoEfm7E
not a good idea.
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like i said, it all depends on how it was executed. what if they actually put together a really great album with top-notch production? u can say it subscribes to the worst kind of logic, and i agree with that. but to claim it would have no chance at being good is a major presumption. even if it wasn't a respectable artistic move, if the songs were all executed properly and came out bangin', it would automatically erase a lot of the negative notions surrounding it. as for your basketball analogy, u said michael jordan's son couldn't become a superstar unless he was good...well, same goes for rappers children. how many of them became something? bet that if any of them would produce a classic album and made quality music, they would generate a whole lot more interest and stardom. it's all a matter of quality...if dre and snoop made a reuinion album and it came out sub-par, it would get laughed at...if they got together and brought us yet another classic, everyone would love it like no other. execution is key.
The difference here in my ball analogy is the "top-notch production" you point to. You can take a subpar artist and put him in a room with great producers and you have an album that SOUNDS amazing. Yes, a lot of people might even claim it as "great" but great producers can hide mediocrity behind solid production, that's what they make their living doing. Where as surrounding a mediocre ball player with the best coaches and teammates won't mask that. It's just plain a shitty idea. It's the gangsta rap version of a boy band. You throw people together with no actual chemistry and coach them into trying to fit a mold. Could it equal a product that is on the surface, presentable? Sure, why not? But you grab a bunch of average rappers out of any recording studio and put the N.W.A. brand behind them and you'd run the same odds of success. I actually think the reason why music is so lousy is because of how production-driven it is. Yes, you need a gimmick to get the sales but how many rappers are actually "artists" anymore?
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But you grab a bunch of average rappers out of any recording studio and put the N.W.A. brand behind them and you'd run the same odds of success.
exactly...but this would generate a lot more interest than doin it wit a bunch of random dudes from compton. as for the basketball analogy, i'd still say if you are a mediocre player, a good coach would know how to make u look good. same with a mediocre rapper sounding good under the right producers. basketball and rap are actually VERY similar, as is any art form.
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Basketball is not an art form, it's athletic competition. And I stand by that it's not the same. Rap to me is like wrestling. In that, you can be the least skilled person on a technical level but still draw the most money if you have the right gimmick. When it's all a show, you can have people behind-the-scenes finding ways to enhance your strengths and hide your weaknesses. With actual athletics, you might have a staff of people who are hired to hide your weaknesses but then you have an entire opposing staff whose job is to find and exploit them so it doesn't work.
And I'm not entirely sure it would generate more interest. It's a really half-baked idea. I think throwing any group of people together to make music will likely garner mediocre results, even if the beats are proper. A gimmick might get you noticed but good music has to come from a different space and hey, maybe it COULD happen but you're not putting artists together for creative purposes, you're looking at it like a cute hypothetical because these people's fathers happened to be a legendary group. The best second-generation artists are the ones who respect their legacy but choose to go in a different path. This seems like such a "West Coast rap fan" way of thinking. I mean, I don't remember anyone in the 80's or 90's saying "Wouldn't it be cool if Mick Jagger and Keith Richards' kids started their own band together".
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bad idea...too many different styles...
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Basketball is not an art form, it's athletic competition. And I stand by that it's not the same. Rap to me is like wrestling. In that, you can be the least skilled person on a technical level but still draw the most money if you have the right gimmick. When it's all a show, you can have people behind-the-scenes finding ways to enhance your strengths and hide your weaknesses. With actual athletics, you might have a staff of people who are hired to hide your weaknesses but then you have an entire opposing staff whose job is to find and exploit them so it doesn't work.
And I'm not entirely sure it would generate more interest. It's a really half-baked idea. I think throwing any group of people together to make music will likely garner mediocre results, even if the beats are proper. A gimmick might get you noticed but good music has to come from a different space and hey, maybe it COULD happen but you're not putting artists together for creative purposes, you're looking at it like a cute hypothetical because these people's fathers happened to be a legendary group. The best second-generation artists are the ones who respect their legacy but choose to go in a different path. This seems like such a "West Coast rap fan" way of thinking. I mean, I don't remember anyone in the 80's or 90's saying "Wouldn't it be cool if Mick Jagger and Keith Richards' kids started their own band together".
i get what u sayin, but there are more similarities between basketball and rap than u realize. another similarity would be a coach to a producer...if u had a great producer in the studio guiding the rappers through each verse, that producers vision would have a huge impact on the final product, similar to a coaches on his teams basketball game. it's sort of like khayree and mac mall. mac mall wasn't the greatest rapper when he came out, but with khayree's guidance in the studio and top notch production, khayree was able to put out a classic with mac mall rappin every song. in essence, it was a khayree album moreso than it was a mac mall album. i guess the point i'm makin is yes, it is a half baked idea, but yes, it also can be successful if done right. i get ya point, though.
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+1 for the Waxxie song.
Never heard of him but this shit is nice. This is Ren's son?
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i get what u sayin, but there are more similarities between basketball and rap than u realize. another similarity would be a coach to a producer...if u had a great producer in the studio guiding the rappers through each verse, that producers vision would have a huge impact on the final product, similar to a coaches on his teams basketball game. it's sort of like khayree and mac mall. mac mall wasn't the greatest rapper when he came out, but with khayree's guidance in the studio and top notch production, khayree was able to put out a classic with mac mall rappin every song. in essence, it was a khayree album moreso than it was a mac mall album. i guess the point i'm makin is yes, it is a half baked idea, but yes, it also can be successful if done right. i get ya point, though.
Still not seeing it. A great producer has his hands in the music to the degree where you can take the wackest shit in the planet and manufacture the fuck out of it to where it is a hit. You could put a shit-bum in that studio with Dr. Dre and all them talented kids who are in there writing songs and learning their craft and might be the fakest shit in the world but nobody would know any better when they heard the end product. Ideally if you have an artist that is raw but talented, it could be the coach-player relationship but on the reverse end, it's not comparable. You can't take a past-his-prime dude with bad knees and limited range and put him in there with Phil Jackson and make him a believable starter. Ain't no Minilli Vanillis in the NBA.
I mean, let's look at Vanilla Ice. Total manufactured job but his music was solid. People never gave two shits about it until his image got exposed. Think about it. People never cared that he was a studio puppet. They cared that he wasn't the image he portrayed. If his image was on the up and up, nobody would have cared that his entire album was designed FOR him. Sports don't work that way. A coach can't auto-tune your fucking jump shot. You can hire the greatest P.R. firm in the world, you can't score some points, nobody is buying your jersey.
But let's get to the closer. So we're both agreeing it's half-baked but could be succesful? The question I'm asking is what's the point? Why not get behind an idea that actually has some creativity behind it. Why push medicority?
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i get what u sayin, but there are more similarities between basketball and rap than u realize. another similarity would be a coach to a producer...if u had a great producer in the studio guiding the rappers through each verse, that producers vision would have a huge impact on the final product, similar to a coaches on his teams basketball game. it's sort of like khayree and mac mall. mac mall wasn't the greatest rapper when he came out, but with khayree's guidance in the studio and top notch production, khayree was able to put out a classic with mac mall rappin every song. in essence, it was a khayree album moreso than it was a mac mall album. i guess the point i'm makin is yes, it is a half baked idea, but yes, it also can be successful if done right. i get ya point, though.
Still not seeing it. A great producer has his hands in the music to the degree where you can take the wackest shit in the planet and manufacture the fuck out of it to where it is a hit. You could put a shit-bum in that studio with Dr. Dre and all them talented kids who are in there writing songs and learning their craft and might be the fakest shit in the world but nobody would know any better when they heard the end product. Ideally if you have an artist that is raw but talented, it could be the coach-player relationship but on the reverse end, it's not comparable. You can't take a past-his-prime dude with bad knees and limited range and put him in there with Phil Jackson and make him a believable starter. Ain't no Minilli Vanillis in the NBA.
I mean, let's look at Vanilla Ice. Total manufactured job but his music was solid. People never gave two shits about it until his image got exposed. Think about it. People never cared that he was a studio puppet. They cared that he wasn't the image he portrayed. If his image was on the up and up, nobody would have cared that his entire album was designed FOR him. Sports don't work that way. A coach can't auto-tune your fucking jump shot. You can hire the greatest P.R. firm in the world, you can't score some points, nobody is buying your jersey.
But let's get to the closer. So we're both agreeing it's half-baked but could be succesful? The question I'm asking is what's the point? Why not get behind an idea that actually has some creativity behind it. Why push medicority?
like i said, it's not 100% the same, but the similarities are there...u say what can a coach do for a broke jump shot? well, there are shooting coaches who teach mechanics, form, selection, etc. a shooting coach can teach a player how to have a legit jumpshot...then the head coach inserts said player to spots on the floor where he can be most effective, thus maximizing potential of said player by utilizing his strengths. it's really not exactly the same, but the similarities are there.
as for your question, why push mediocrity? cuz they can garner some legit attention if they did that...obviously, no one is lookin for them now. but if they did this, they would most likely get some nice exposure, be it negative or not. exposure is exposure, right? like i said, if i saw their careers goin somewhere, i woulda never suggested this. but this would almost certainly create some more interest.
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NIK, you & your buddies already completely jock an entire old, unoriginal sound of music. Do you want everyone & their mother to just copy, flow for flow, bar for bar, beat for beat shit that's fifteen years old?
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NIK, you & your buddies already completely jock an entire old, unoriginal sound of music. Do you want everyone & their mother to just copy, flow for flow, bar for bar, beat for beat shit that's fifteen years old?
yes
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Ren's son and Dre's son's are not bad. Cube's and Eazy's... wack as fuck-
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as for your question, why push mediocrity? cuz they can garner some legit attention if they did that...obviously, no one is lookin for them now. but if they did this, they would most likely get some nice exposure, be it negative or not. exposure is exposure, right? like i said, if i saw their careers goin somewhere, i woulda never suggested this. but this would almost certainly create some more interest.
But why do we want a mediocre concept to garner legit attention is what I'm asking. I don't want to see it because all these artists aren't equal. The ones who have the talent should rise on their own strengths and the ones who don't shouldn't get a free ride off their fathers' legacies. I want to see new acts, not just the children of old ones. If their kids are gifted enough to make good music, that should be what gets them in the door, not some bullshit "Sons of N.W.A." project.
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as for your question, why push mediocrity? cuz they can garner some legit attention if they did that...obviously, no one is lookin for them now. but if they did this, they would most likely get some nice exposure, be it negative or not. exposure is exposure, right? like i said, if i saw their careers goin somewhere, i woulda never suggested this. but this would almost certainly create some more interest.
But why do we want a mediocre concept to garner legit attention is what I'm asking. I don't want to see it because all these artists aren't equal. The ones who have the talent should rise on their own strengths and the ones who don't shouldn't get a free ride off their fathers' legacies. I want to see new acts, not just the children of old ones. If their kids are gifted enough to make good music, that should be what gets them in the door, not some bullshit "Sons of N.W.A." project.
not saying i want them to do it or it's somethin i'm hopin for...just sayin they should do it if they want to draw more attention. that is all.
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+1 for the Waxxie song.
Never heard of him but this shit is nice. This is Ren's son?
yea, that's ren's son LOL
they like opposites
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if done right, shit could turn out nice...they might as well, considerin they aint really gettin much attention as it is. this could draw a lot of interest:
Dope idea.. I'd definitely support these young brothers more than the shit that's going on Down South (Cash Money) or on the East Coast (Kanye, Jay-Z). I like these young niccaz because they represent that West Coast sound, and in spite of what's been said in this thread, they do have their own style/flavor; so it's not the same shit their fathers were doing.
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if done right, shit could turn out nice...they might as well, considerin they aint really gettin much attention as it is. this could draw a lot of interest:
Dope idea.. I'd definitely support these young brothers more than the shit that's going on Down South (Cash Money) or on the East Coast (Kanye, Jay-Z). I like these young niccaz because they represent that West Coast sound, and in spite of what's been said in this thread, they do have their own style/flavor; so it's not the same shit their fathers were doing.
STOP TALKING TO YOURSELF JEWBOY
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Ren's son and Dre's son's are not bad. Cube's and Eazy's... wack as fuck-
Hood Surgeon has yet to drop anything to really hold my attention, but from the bits and pieces I've heard he seems to have all the tools needed to build something solid. This is the first I've heard of Waxxie but I like it. I like that he's not trying to be a super gangsta rapper and doing more of a Wiz Khalifa type thing.
Agree with Cube and Eazy's klids. OMG and Doughboy are absolute garbage. Lil Eazy-E remade like 3 of his dads songs and ruined all of them. Never sounded like he was serious as an artist, just seemed like he wanted to coast and rebel in his dad's glory. Eazy-E3 (God I hate calling him that) actually has a dope voice. But I'd be lying if I didn't say most of the appeal is that his songs are like imaginary new Eazy-E songs for me.
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Kokane just retweeted a pic of Hood & Lil Eazy together in a studio.
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Kokane just retweeted a pic of Hood & Lil Eazy together in a studio.
they readin the dub
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THIS SHIT AINT GONE HAPPEN .THERE WILL NEVA BE ANOTHER NWA .NO WAY A DUPLICATE CAN BE FORMED N THATZ CUMMIN 4RM THA 2ND SON OF EAZY-E .WE CAN ONLY BE US AND THATZ IT .WE AINT OUT HERE TRYNA HOLD ON 2 THA LEGACY WE JUST KEEPIN THAT SHIT CRACCIN THATZ ALL IT IZ N I KNOW IM REPPIN MY NAME WRIGHT 100% REALLY DOE (EAZY-E3/E3)
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THIS SHIT AINT GONE HAPPEN .THERE WILL NEVA BE ANOTHER NWA .NO WAY A DUPLICATE CAN BE FORMED N THATZ CUMMIN 4RM THA 2ND SON OF EAZY-E .WE CAN ONLY BE US AND THATZ IT .WE AINT OUT HERE TRYNA HOLD ON 2 THA LEGACY WE JUST KEEPIN THAT SHIT CRACCIN THATZ ALL IT IZ N I KNOW IM REPPIN MY NAME WRIGHT 100% REALLY DOE (EAZY-E3/E3)
I was talkin bout lil eazy, not u
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NOT SAYIN U WAZ G JUST SPEAKIN 4 MYSELF .BUT IM JUST SAYIN I KNO IT AINT GONE HAPPEN CUZ THEY DONT WANT IT 2 HAPPEN STR8 UP. ONLY THA FANS WANT IT REALLY DOE
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NOT SAYIN U WAZ G JUST SPEAKIN 4 MYSELF .BUT IM JUST SAYIN I KNO IT AINT GONE HAPPEN CUZ THEY DONT WANT IT 2 HAPPEN STR8 UP. ONLY THA FANS WANT IT REALLY DOE
When you type in caps people are more likely to take you seriously. Good thinking.
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HAHAHA THATZ HOW I TYPE BUT JUST STATIN MY POINT OF VIEW
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THIS SHIT AINT GONE HAPPEN .THERE WILL NEVA BE ANOTHER NWA .NO WAY A DUPLICATE CAN BE FORMED N THATZ CUMMIN 4RM THA 2ND SON OF EAZY-E .WE CAN ONLY BE US AND THATZ IT .
this.
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NOT SAYIN U WAZ G JUST SPEAKIN 4 MYSELF .BUT IM JUST SAYIN I KNO IT AINT GONE HAPPEN CUZ THEY DONT WANT IT 2 HAPPEN STR8 UP. ONLY THA FANS WANT IT REALLY DOE
I feel ya... It was more of a hypothetical if anything. Don't expect to see this actually happen brodie.
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YEA ITZ ALL GOOD HOMIE