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DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: bigpimpin20 on February 12, 2015, 04:03:36 AM
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http://www.tmz.com/2015/02/12/diddy-drake-fight-beef-james-prince-warning-diss-track/
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J. Prince > Diddy and Suge
and it's been that way
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J. Prince > Diddy and Suge
and it's been that way
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drake needs people to fight his battles for him
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j prince aint gonna do shit because if he was he would of been did something instead of making threats on the internet. diddy punched drake a long time ago & havent did shit.
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Respect J but why name suge when he is locked down and not on the block?
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j prince a gangsta but niggas act like suge dont got goons & that nigga slim of cash money is a real one to. j prince do got street cred & etc
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
I wonder what the wayne diss is?
drake not on the team? lol
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this is all the proof you need that Diddy smacked the shit outta Drake :laugh:
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
But you could say just about the same thing about Suge 10+ years ago. But Puff, Dre and Snoop made it, despite the barrage of threats Suge hurled at them for over a decade, when it was most believable too. Between the three of them, Dre got punched, and that was it. Everyone who really got touched wasn't high profile.
I'm not saying J. Prince isn't a serious guy, but I don't think anyone he named should feel shook by his little message. It's over DRAKE of all people, a cornball whose real name is Aubrey and doesn't have a street bone in his body. It's not as if Puff slapped J. Prince's son or something like that, which would be a different story than slapping someone who is a grown man (at least from a legal standpoint) who got put in his place for acting up.
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nothing will come of this bullshit
regular people heard j prince threats and were like who the fuck is j prince
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
But you could say just about the same thing about Suge 10+ years ago. But Puff, Dre and Snoop made it, despite the barrage of threats Suge hurled at them for over a decade, when it was most believable too. Between the three of them, Dre got punched, and that was it. Everyone who really got touched wasn't high profile.
I'm not saying J. Prince isn't a serious guy, but I don't think anyone he named should feel shook by his little message. It's over DRAKE of all people, a cornball whose real name is Aubrey and doesn't have a street bone in his body. It's not as if Puff slapped J. Prince's son or something like that, which would be a different story than slapping someone who is a grown man (at least from a legal standpoint) who got put in his place for acting up.
yeah, but unlike Suge, J.P. has stayed out of the limelight and is probably the ONLY record executive left that have a literal damn goon squad that would KILL just for favor from JP.
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
But you could say just about the same thing about Suge 10+ years ago. But Puff, Dre and Snoop made it, despite the barrage of threats Suge hurled at them for over a decade, when it was most believable too. Between the three of them, Dre got punched, and that was it. Everyone who really got touched wasn't high profile.
I'm not saying J. Prince isn't a serious guy, but I don't think anyone he named should feel shook by his little message. It's over DRAKE of all people, a cornball whose real name is Aubrey and doesn't have a street bone in his body. It's not as if Puff slapped J. Prince's son or something like that, which would be a different story than slapping someone who is a grown man (at least from a legal standpoint) who got put in his place for acting up.
you don't remember when suge sent them goons at snoop and they beat his ass in 98 ?
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yeah, but unlike Suge, J.P. has stayed out of the limelight and is probably the ONLY record executive left that have a literal damn goon squad that would KILL just for favor from JP.
J. Prince may not get followed by the paparazzi, but he's still a record exec whose name (and sometimes picture -- look at the inside of the booklet of Scarface's My Homies) was printed on millions of albums in circulation. Maybe Rap-A-Lot wasn't on the scale of the companies that dominated rap charts, but they did numbers. Hip-hop fans know who he is, just maybe not ones born in the '90s or later.
But the fact that this was purposely recorded and leaked to a place like TMZ makes me not take it as seriously as I would have if it were a message not transmitted to its intended recipient(s) through the internet but through mutual acquaintances.
Also, Suge DID stay out of the limelight during most of Death Row's reign, it's just that publications started figuring out who he was and were curious about him and decided to interview him, photograph him, etc., especially after the Pac shooting. No established journalist outside of hip-hop magazines was likely ever curious about J. Prince, so I don't feel like he ended up in a situation that would make him a household name.
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you don't remember when suge sent them goons at snoop and they beat his ass in 98 ?
No, I really don't. But either way, it's not like they left him a bloody mess on the floor and on a public stage. Dre got socked on TV.
Was it an incident at the Source Awards?
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
But you could say just about the same thing about Suge 10+ years ago. But Puff, Dre and Snoop made it, despite the barrage of threats Suge hurled at them for over a decade, when it was most believable too. Between the three of them, Dre got punched, and that was it. Everyone who really got touched wasn't high profile.
I'm not saying J. Prince isn't a serious guy, but I don't think anyone he named should feel shook by his little message. It's over DRAKE of all people, a cornball whose real name is Aubrey and doesn't have a street bone in his body. It's not as if Puff slapped J. Prince's son or something like that, which would be a different story than slapping someone who is a grown man (at least from a legal standpoint) who got put in his place for acting up.
you don't remember when suge sent them goons at snoop and they beat his ass in 98 ?
This is true, but in 2015 Suge has no goons LPP dont fuck with him, MOB don't fuck with him, Jungles/APB is on that niggaz ass, Suge fucked all his help over. Harry O is free and Suge is in the Compton Jail under the courthouse if you've been in there you know the bizness.
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LPP dont fuck with him, MOB don't fuck with him, Jungles/APB is on that niggaz ass
Maaaaaan, shut that shit up :grumpy:
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^another Suge fuckboi I see 8) Why didn't retaliate when he got shot by Akon's Bro, why no retaliation after getting popped 6 more times, why no realiation after the barber incident? This aint 1995
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you don't remember when suge sent them goons at snoop and they beat his ass in 98 ?
No, I really don't. But either way, it's not like they left him a bloody mess on the floor and on a public stage. Dre got socked on TV.
Was it an incident at the Source Awards?
nah this was before the source awards it was right after he signed wit master p. some death row niggas jumped on him then him and daz ran to the police and got bagged for weed.
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This is true, but in 2015 Suge has no goons LPP dont fuck with him, MOB don't fuck with him
MOB and LPP haven't been allied for a while. On their wall strike ups, MOB had been crossing out LPP (and Cedar Block and Cross Atlantic too, in addition to the usual) since back in 2013. So no, LPP wouldn't really do him any favors, but not necessarily because of him.
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^another Suge fuckboi I see 8) Why didn't retaliate when he got shot by Akon's Bro, why no retaliation after getting popped 6 more times, why no realiation after the barber incident? This aint 1995
I could give a fuck about suge...fact is u don't knw anybody from those places u name dropping so u really sound stupid af .. ;)
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The simple fact that J. Prince himself said that shit on a record is a serious warning. people can say what they will, but that guy is one of the most feared men in Texas and for a large part of the south. He has more money than alot of people understand and his image or 'word' being threatened, will mean people will die.
Everything I have heard, this being in real life and not on the internet, is that this guy is the closest thing to a real living boogy man.
I have nothing but love and respect for Rap-A-Lot and JP.
Diddy should at the very least, feel uncomfortable over this one.
I wonder what the wayne diss is?
drake not on the team? lol
Not true at all, sorry. Aint no one man scaring anything. The Southern gangster aint even built like that.
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Drake is wack..
Suge > J Prince
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Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
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Drake is wack..
Suge > J Prince
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Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
you trippin'.
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Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
ignorant rap fan... go listen to your Rap-A-Lot and No Limit and Cash Money, ignorant Southern rap fans ruined hip-hop. There are some exceptions of course (like Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc.) and I respect Scarface, but nobody can argue that hip-hop wasn't in a better place back when the East Coast (80's) and West Coast (90's) were running hip-hop.
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lol @ rap a lot having a better catalogue than death row
all the Geto Boys music in the world can't make up for everything death row dropped
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Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
you trippin'.
you said T.I. > 2Pac, I'd say you trippin' lol
Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
ignorant rap fan... go listen to your Rap-A-Lot and No Limit and Cash Money, ignorant Southern rap fans ruined hip-hop. There are some exceptions of course (like Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc.) and I respect Scarface, but nobody can argue that hip-hop wasn't in a better place back when the East Coast (80's) and West Coast (90's) were running hip-hop.
I bet I own more hip-hop albums than you and maybe only a handful come from No Limit, I own none from Cash Money except B.G. and Juvenile
who wants to break down the classic albums from both labels? bet Geto Boys/Scarface alone have more classics than Death Row they just don't have the sales/notoriety to match
anybody dissing Rap-A-Lot or isn't aware of their contributions outside Geto Boys doesn't know hip-hop, period... especially if you'd ever group them musically with Cash Money and No Limit
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if Suge was smart like J. Prince he wouldn't be washed away in jail like he is today and at least J. Prince didn't get his own artists killed
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if Suge was smart like J. Prince he wouldn't be washed away in jail like he is today and at least J. Prince didn't get his own artists killed
I agree but which artist did suge have killed ?
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Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
you trippin'.
you said T.I. > 2Pac, I'd say you trippin' lol
Rap-A-Lot's catalog > Death Row's catalog
ignorant rap fan... go listen to your Rap-A-Lot and No Limit and Cash Money, ignorant Southern rap fans ruined hip-hop. There are some exceptions of course (like Outkast, Goodie Mob, etc.) and I respect Scarface, but nobody can argue that hip-hop wasn't in a better place back when the East Coast (80's) and West Coast (90's) were running hip-hop.
I bet I own more hip-hop albums than you and maybe only a handful come from No Limit, I own none from Cash Money except B.G. and Juvenile
who wants to break down the classic albums from both labels? bet Geto Boys/Scarface alone have more classics than Death Row they just don't have the sales/notoriety to match
anybody dissing Rap-A-Lot or isn't aware of their contributions outside Geto Boys doesn't know hip-hop, period... especially if you'd ever group them musically with Cash Money and No Limit
I said that and I also say from the chronic to 7 day theory rap a lot ain't touchin' death row.
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5th Ward Boys used hella samples The Chronic used (that both took from Parliament) first
facts... Dre and them were influenced from Rap-A-Lot why you think Bushwick was on the outro? amongst many other things there wouldn't be a Death Row without Rap-A-Lot
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5th Ward Boys used hella samples The Chronic used (that both took from Parliament) first
facts... Dre and them were influenced from Rap-A-Lot why you think Bushwick was on the outro? amongst many other things there wouldn't be a Death Row without Rap-A-Lot
dre was influenced by parliament (from my hometown btw) and there wouldn't be a death row without eazy-e and ruthless records
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death row at it's peak was SHITTIN on any and everythin
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RAL has been around since the late eighties, DR was around for what five years? I think by numbers alone RAL has more classics.
It's not just Geto Boyz and Face. You have ZRO, Big Mike, Outlawz, Devin tha Dude, Big Syke, Do or Die, Yukmouth, Pimp C, Juvenile, Bun B and the list goes on and on of artist they released.
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RAL has been around since the late eighties, DR was around for what five years? I think by numbers alone RAL has more classics.
It's not just Geto Boyz and Face. You have ZRO, Big Mike, Outlawz, Devin tha Dude, Big Syke, Do or Die, Yukmouth, Pimp C, Juvenile, Bun B and the list goes on and on of artist they released.
looks like I don't need to break it down like I was planning on lol like I said all Death Row has on them is sales and more critical acclaim
the music speaks for itself
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RAL has been around since the late eighties, DR was around for what five years? I think by numbers alone RAL has more classics.
It's not just Geto Boyz and Face. You have ZRO, Big Mike, Outlawz, Devin tha Dude, Big Syke, Do or Die, Yukmouth, Pimp C, Juvenile, Bun B and the list goes on and on of artist they released.
looks like I don't need to break it down like I was planning on lol like I said all Death Row has on them is sales and more critical acclaim
the music speaks for itself
longevity, sure...if were speakin prime for prime, it's easily death row.
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I think in terms of quantity, rap-a-lot have released more dope music than Death Row. however, death row has clearly released the biggest classics.
but Rap-a-Lot's in house producers were extremely talented and provided some of the best musicianship the rap game has to offer. just the fact that they've been around for what ? 29 years I think, is an outstanding accomplishment.
in terms of influence, Death Row artists were influenced by Rap-a-lot artists which in turned were later influenced by Death Row, the influence is most often mutual. but Suge signed The Convicts and wanted to sign the Geto Boys.
Rap-a-Lot had an amazing roster blurring the boundaries between the South, Midwest and the West.
https://www.youtube.com/v/MYFf87Blsd0https://www.youtube.com/v/QK9-ynLLiPshttps://www.youtube.com/v/GNRHWv7NTX0https://www.youtube.com/v/rYaFF64M6DUhttps://www.youtube.com/v/q-yYwKYqtsUhttps://www.youtube.com/v/jJOvp7xxoTQhttps://www.youtube.com/v/zma4oSCk_5Qhttps://www.youtube.com/v/Y5lfDoFmB4Ahttps://www.youtube.com/v/V_2jpoka_bA
these songs are a tiny glimpse of Rap-a-Lot's musical prime and all came out when Death Row was runnin' shit and are clearly on par with Death Row's output. Rap-a-Lot's legacy is outstanding. Any G-Funk / Rap / Hip-Hop lover should acknowledge that.
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^ +1 for that excellent post, great picks
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with that deep of a catalogue I even forgot about one of Rap-a-Lot's most slept on MC, Lord 3-2 8)
https://www.youtube.com/v/GUb9n7fB4tc
https://www.youtube.com/v/W_rB_CwbHmo
https://www.youtube.com/v/RcfQWZUNzL4
the production value of this album is seriously on another level, one of my favorite albums ever.
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those are my top 3 tracks from that album lol wish I could come across a hard copy somewhere, not into ordering ish online and waiting on it