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DUBCC - Tha Connection => Outbound Connection => Topic started by: TraceOneInfinite Flat Earther 96' on November 27, 2011, 11:02:01 AM
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-I used to think Snoop didn't really smoke weed. Because I thought drugs were bad, and that Snoop was too smart to use drugs. LOL
-I used to think Dr. Dre and Snoop were a real rap group, not seperate artists. I thought they were in a group together, like Mob Deep or Outkast. So when "Who Am I (What's My Name)" came out I was very confused. I also couldn't understand why Snoop didn't rap more in the "Let Me Ride" video
-I used to think Snoop was actually featured on "Recognize" off Warren G's Regulate album. I didn't know why it didn't say his name as an artist on the song. I didn't understand the technique of producers sampling lines from other songs (DJ Premier style of chorus).
-I thought that Aaliyah's song "Back And Forth" was on the Above The Rim soundtrack just because they play basketball in the video.
-I didn't like Warren's Regulate album when I first bought it cause I thought it was too soft.
-I thought Snoop was a real pimp in real life, like he really had hoes and like the Dogg Pound were for real gangsta's that really went around shooting people.
-I thought Dr. Dre was a real killer, like that he had really killed a lot of people and was on the run from the law, mostly because of the "Rat-tat-tat-tat" off the Chronic album, I took that song literrally, LOL.
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i thought they were all real.
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i thought they were rich.
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I used to think it was just a coincidence that all popular music was misogynistic just because, rather than due to societal engineering.
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i used to think Evidence (dilated peoples) was black
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wow
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Another classic thread from Infinite.
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not many of these are funny ???
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-I thought Dr. Dre was a real killer, like that he had really killed a lot of people and was on the run from the law, mostly because of the "Rat-tat-tat-tat" off the Chronic album, I took that song literrally, LOL.
i thought dre was a g too.
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-I thought Dr. Dre was a real killer, like that he had really killed a lot of people and was on the run from the law, mostly because of the "Rat-tat-tat-tat" off the Chronic album, I took that song literrally, LOL.
i thought dre was a g too.
Word... I took that line from "Rat-tat-tat-tat" literally where he's rappin about killing mutherfuckers and says, "I never did time on a murder yet/ I sit back do a job/ and jet". I couldn't figure out why the cops didn't just arrest him at one of his shows or at one of his video shoots.
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I used to think mainstream artists were the best rappers because they were the ones with the deal making money. Confused me when I started listening to underground acts that were miles ahead.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
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It's funny because Brian still has all these childish misconceptions and he's supposed to be an adult
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It's funny because Brian still has all these childish misconceptions and he's supposed to be an adult
I found Brian funny because of that too, but more importantly, the man cannot physically make a thread that deals with material post-8 Mile. I swear, it's like the day after the 8 Mile Soundtrack came out until now just never happened.
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I used to think Dre wrote his own rhymes and made his own beats.
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I used to think Dre wrote his own rhymes and made his own beats.
I used to think that too.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
LMAO :D
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I thought that artists rapping/singing on songs were making beats for their songs by themselves. Some confusing shit came out of it, lmao.
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i used to think that rappers were real close when they were featured on each others tracks *lol*
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Used To Think Tupac Was Hiding On An Island Somewhere To Escape The Limelite!! lmfao
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this is not the case for myself, but some people seem to think Warren G's debut album and hit single was called "Regulators"...
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I thought Snoop was from New York or the East at least cause he always shouted EASTSIIIIDE..
And I just didnt get why ;D
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this is not the case for myself, but some people seem to think Warren G's debut album and hit single was called "Regulators"...
Infinite still thinks like that.
-I used to think Snoop was actually featured on "Recognize" off Warren G's Regulators album. I didn't know why it didn't say his name as an artist on the song. I didn't understand the technique of producers sampling lines from other songs (DJ Premier style of chorus).
-I didn't like Warren's Regulators album when I first bought it cause I thought it was too soft.
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i used to think timbaland was nate dogg.
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this is not the case for myself, but some people seem to think Warren G's debut album and hit single was called "Regulators"...
Infinite still thinks like that.
-I used to think Snoop was actually featured on "Recognize" off Warren G's Regulators album. I didn't know why it didn't say his name as an artist on the song. I didn't understand the technique of producers sampling lines from other songs (DJ Premier style of chorus).
-I didn't like Warren's Regulators album when I first bought it cause I thought it was too soft.
:laugh:
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I used to think Dr Dre made the beat to "Nothin But Love" by 2pac on the "R U Still Down (Remember Me)" album until I read the credits. I used to play that song in tha car and be like "Dad u hear Dre on them keys?" and then I'd pretend to play the notes. To this day i still think he's talking about Dre and Snoop on the song.
Actually I thought the Death Row in-house producers (and Shock G) produced that whole album lol. Ever since then I've been reading album credits.
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I use to think easy e was a talented mc "ignoring the fact that ice cube writes the rhymes that I say"
I use to wonder why mc lyte sounded masculine yet her brother milk d sounded like a bitch
Wondered did Compton residents view Tim dog's fucc Compton as a joke like I did.
Wondered why people succ'd so much west coast dicc in the mid 90's
I Wondered how the fucc could 2 groups from different coast, just happened to be comprised of members named "havoc and prodigy"
I use to think heavy d was prince markie Dee from the fat boys
Remember the first time hearing ll cool j spitting "I'm so bad I can succ my own dicc", and thinking I can never be that bad lol
Yell
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It's funny because Brian still has all these childish misconceptions and he's supposed to be an adult
I found Brian funny because of that too, but more importantly, the man cannot physically make a thread that deals with material post-8 Mile. I swear, it's like the day after the 8 Mile Soundtrack came out until now just never happened.
No, actually the cut off date is when Nas made it official with his - Hip-Hop Is Dead - album in late 06'.
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I used to think the chorus to California Love went "California, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT" for the longest
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It's funny because Brian still has all these childish misconceptions and he's supposed to be an adult
I found Brian funny because of that too, but more importantly, the man cannot physically make a thread that deals with material post-8 Mile. I swear, it's like the day after the 8 Mile Soundtrack came out until now just never happened.
No, actually the cut off date is when Nas made it official with his - Hip-Hop Is Dead - album in late 06'.
So as Nas said Hip Hop is dead, you believed him?
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It's funny because Brian still has all these childish misconceptions and he's supposed to be an adult
I found Brian funny because of that too, but more importantly, the man cannot physically make a thread that deals with material post-8 Mile. I swear, it's like the day after the 8 Mile Soundtrack came out until now just never happened.
No, actually the cut off date is when Nas made it official with his - Hip-Hop Is Dead - album in late 06'.
Yes. I believed him because it was true, and Nas is the hip-hop prophet/ambassador so he can make that statement.
So as Nas said Hip Hop is dead, you believed him?
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But then a year later KRS-One made an album called Hip Hop Lives. Did your brain explode trying to understand the contradiction?
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believed g-unit was a real gang
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i used to think only real niggas listened to gangsta shit then i found this forum.
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i used to think only real niggas listened to gangsta shit then i found this forum.
;D ;D
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I thought Snoop was from New York or the East at least cause he always shouted EASTSIIIIDE..
And I just didnt get why ;D
I used to think the same thing & couldn't work out why in 2 Of Americas Most Wanted 2Pac said "2 of the best from the westside" lol.
I Wondered how the fucc could 2 groups from different coast, just happened to be comprised of members named "havoc and prodigy"
I still find this bizarre lol
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I Wondered how the fucc could 2 groups from different coast, just happened to be comprised of members named "havoc and prodigy"
Yell
yea, its hilarious.
this is the story (accordin to Prodigy)
Havikk n Proedejee jacked the Quensbidge monikers for themselves, when they saw Mobb Deep in the Unsigned Hype-section of The Source.
P confronted Havikk (of SCC) when he was in South Central, but he backed down. they gave them a pass later on, cuz both South Central Cartel and Mobb Deep have ties wit a rapper named 40 Glocc
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did this dude seriously say hip hop died when Nas said so?
So Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson, Elzhi & ASAP Rocky are part of a dead genre? I'm sorry that kind of talent doesn't spit in a dead genre
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I Wondered how the fucc could 2 groups from different coast, just happened to be comprised of members named "havoc and prodigy"
Yell
yea, its hilarious.
this is the story (accordin to Prodigy)
Havikk n Proedejee jacked the Quensbidge monikers for themselves, when they saw Mobb Deep in the Unsigned Hype-section of The Source.
P confronted Havikk (of SCC) when he was in South Central, but he backed down. they gave them a pass later on, cuz both South Central Cartel and Mobb Deep have ties wit a rapper named 40 Glocc
Cool, never heard this story before. Kind of lame for SCC to steal their names and even more lame to back down to Prodigy ;D
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i used to think only real niggas listened to gangsta shit then i found this forum.
lmao ;D
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I used to think Dr Dre made the beat to "Nothin But Love" by 2pac on the "R U Still Down (Remember Me)" album until I read the credits. I used to play that song in tha car and be like "Dad u hear Dre on them keys?" and then I'd pretend to play the notes. To this day i still think he's talking about Dre and Snoop on the song.
Actually I thought the Death Row in-house producers (and Shock G) produced that whole album lol. Ever since then I've been reading album credits.
LMAO!! :D
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i used to think that puffy was the dark skinded dude from ill al skratch
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I used to think "fake" rappers were the minority.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
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nelly sucks
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nelly sucks
no he does not . PETEY you are not GREAT at all & you are the one who sucks . you are just mad because you can't handle the truth . everything i said was fact . everything was ignorant closeminded talking out your ass opinion .have the facts before you open your mouth,fool.
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nelly sucks
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
How come you can't write properly though?
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
How come you can't write properly though?
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did this dude seriously say hip hop died when Nas said so?
So Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson, Elzhi & ASAP Rocky are part of a dead genre? I'm sorry that kind of talent doesn't spit in a dead genre
Nas is also part of a dead genre since he keeps putting music out
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did this dude seriously say hip hop died when Nas said so?
So Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson, Elzhi & ASAP Rocky are part of a dead genre? I'm sorry that kind of talent doesn't spit in a dead genre
Nas is also part of a dead genre since he keeps putting music out
woah that kind of though process could blow up infinites head. go easy with it.
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I thought.......
Puff Daddy would sign with Death Row Records.... lol
You gotta understand from the UK, we never really got a lot from the US besides MTV.... That was it... Hip Hop magazines were invisible here.. You could only get them in big main city music shops only, IF you were lucky to get the 3 or 4 copies they imported in lol... There was no internet either, so the only way we could actually hear of any updates was from MTV news, or interviews they done, or from radio hosts, so that was only for mainstream acts, but because Dre was huge on NWA, and Snoop became apart of "Dre's" label.. (It was always put on the media as Dre's label) Then they had Nate Dogg, and Dogg Pound spring up on the radio, and it was all coming from the one label....
The only competition I remember here in the UK was Will Smith, and R&B groups.... For some reason though Puff Daddys name was known via MTV, and in here in the UK, and after 2Pac was apart of Death Row, I thought damn, this Death Row seems to be some black super power, and really did think that eventually people like Puff Daddy (even Will Smith) would be on Death Row. It was swallowing up all talent... We never really heard much about the East V West here
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Again, too many people at the forum are illiterate. How can you guys listen to rap and not understand symbolism?
When Nas' album Hip-Hop Is Dead came out that was symbolism. The symbolic death of hip-hop. Don't take that shit too literal and be stupid about it and think that I am saying there hasn't been any good songs since then or talented rappers since then. Because there has. The Distant Relatives album was dope, and Sticman's The Workout album was dope. The Bad Meetz Evil EP had about 3-4 bangers on it. So there has been some dope ass shit, but the cultural overall died; symbolically.
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But then a year later KRS-One made an album called Hip Hop Lives. Did your brain explode trying to understand the contradiction?
Lmao
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Again, too many people at the forum are illiterate. How can you guys listen to rap and not understand symbolism?
When Nas' album Hip-Hop Is Dead came out that was symbolism. The symbolic death of hip-hop. Don't take that shit too literal and be stupid about it and think that I am saying there hasn't been any good songs since then or talented rappers since then. Because there has. The Distant Relatives album was dope, and Sticman's The Workout album was dope. The Bad Meetz Evil EP had about 3-4 bangers on it. So there has been some dope ass shit, but the cultural overall died; symbolically.
So what did it symbolize the following year when KRS-One and Marley Marl dropped an album called Hip Hop Lives? It came back to life?
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Again, too many people at the forum are illiterate. How can you guys listen to rap and not understand symbolism?
When Nas' album Hip-Hop Is Dead came out that was symbolism. The symbolic death of hip-hop. Don't take that shit too literal and be stupid about it and think that I am saying there hasn't been any good songs since then or talented rappers since then. Because there has. The Distant Relatives album was dope, and Sticman's The Workout album was dope. The Bad Meetz Evil EP had about 3-4 bangers on it. So there has been some dope ass shit, but the cultural overall died; symbolically.
Well it is good that we are fans of such a weak ass genre that 1 artist says it is dead and it falls apart.
so how many times has this genre died?
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in 86
http://www.youtube.com/v/C99iG4HoO1c
in 94
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in 06
im sure in 2018 another song/album will come out telling us how hip hop was in its prime now and is now dead.
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Again, too many people at the forum are illiterate. How can you guys listen to rap and not understand symbolism?
When Nas' album Hip-Hop Is Dead came out that was symbolism. The symbolic death of hip-hop. Don't take that shit too literal and be stupid about it and think that I am saying there hasn't been any good songs since then or talented rappers since then. Because there has. The Distant Relatives album was dope, and Sticman's The Workout album was dope. The Bad Meetz Evil EP had about 3-4 bangers on it. So there has been some dope ass shit, but the cultural overall died; symbolically.
So what did it symbolize the following year when KRS-One and Marley Marl dropped an album called Hip Hop Lives? It came back to life?
True. Brian, you said yourself KRS-One is a highly incredible valid source.
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dog, there are 19-20 something year olds running around that swear dipset and GRODT was the golden age of hip hop....shit moves in cycles.
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I was convinved Snoop was brought up in a brothel. Mainly because of all the pimp stuff and also because he seemed to have so many relatives (nephews and cousins especially).
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i see what it was that you had done there.
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did this dude seriously say hip hop died when Nas said so?
So Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson, Elzhi & ASAP Rocky are part of a dead genre? I'm sorry that kind of talent doesn't spit in a dead genre
Never heard of symbolism?
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I suppose when I started to listen to 2Pac a lot I always took the supposed 'East-West- beef a little too seriously. I used to think that if rappers from one coast went to the other then there could be serious trouble and gang violence just by virtue of them being there. And also not even rappers but gangbangers in general.
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Stop dodging my question Brian. Tell the truth, how many KRS-One albums have you actually listened to?
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did this dude seriously say hip hop died when Nas said so?
So Kendrick Lamar, Action Bronson, Elzhi & ASAP Rocky are part of a dead genre? I'm sorry that kind of talent doesn't spit in a dead genre
Never heard of symbolism?
symbolism...yes the symbolism that the genre is dead? dead things don't come back to life for the record.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
How come you can't write properly though?
because i don't care . it is the stupid nerdy ass internet . only losers & nerds care about that shit.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
How come you can't write properly though?
because i don't care . it is the stupid nerdy ass internet . only losers & nerds care about that shit.
Or people who like to understand what the fuck they are reading instead. You peaked at age 4 sorry.
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none of the above . i was not stupid .i was from real hood unlike most of you
That's just blind ignorance. As a child you cannot physically understand things before explained to you. Meaning prior to learning you attempt to think for yourself & are 9/10 wrong.
nope it is not just blind ignorance. As a child i was smarter then every child around me . i was leap before anybody in my class. i was raised by street hustlers,gang bangers,& old men of the block . they taught me about hip hop & alway were real about it. see you did not have people teching you the truth at very early age like me .i have been living & listening to hip hop since 1982. i was more advance then anybody my age . sorry if i was smarter then you & your generation . i was thinking for myself by age of 4 unlike you. so it is you who is the one with blind ignorance not me .
How come you can't write properly though?
because i don't care . it is the stupid nerdy ass internet . only losers & nerds care about that shit.
It's nerdy to know how to write properly? Damn, the world just keeps changin'.
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I used to think that Dr. Dre was hiding out from the law. Dre raps on the Chronic, "I do a job and jet" after bragging about killing so many people. So I thought when I was a kid like 11 years old and first hearing Dre that basically his life consisted of making raps, killing people, and then disappearing into the shadows hiding out from the law.
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
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I used to think that Dr. Dre was hiding out from the law. Dre raps on the Chronic, "I do a job and jet" after bragging about killing so many people. So I thought when I was a kid like 11 years old and first hearing Dre that basically his life consisted of making raps, killing people, and then disappearing into the shadows hiding out from the law.
please don't bring them rhetorical threads from West Coast Connection to Outbound Connections >:(
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
By the same user.
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
By the same user.
Lmfaoooo.
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It took me ages to know what dr.dre was saying on that "The Watcher" track, I was hearing tuka in yuka, the lyrics were actually: how much Tupac in you, you got
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I thought it was something about nougat
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
Gee.... I don't know, maybe I thought about talking about the subject again, perhaps?
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
By the same user.
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I'm like 99% sure this is already a thread somewhere.
Gee.... I don't know, maybe I thought about talking about the subject again, perhaps?
Go for it. ;)
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reading all of the posts back where Infinite and Midwestryder get schooled is priceless :P
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reading all of the posts back where Infinite and Midwestryder get schooled is priceless :P
Brian been sounding foolish for years.
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It took me ages to know what dr.dre was saying on that "The Watcher" track, I was hearing tuka in yuka, the lyrics were actually: how much Tupac in you, you got
I thought it was something about nougat
lol wtf....that line was the clearest one in the song
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It took me ages to know what dr.dre was saying on that "The Watcher" track, I was hearing tuka in yuka, the lyrics were actually: how much Tupac in you, you got
I thought it was something about nougat
lol wtf....that line was the clearest one in the song
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this thread :laugh:
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classic thread.
brian is a legend for shit like this.
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It took me ages to know what dr.dre was saying on that "The Watcher" track, I was hearing tuka in yuka, the lyrics were actually: how much Tupac in you, you got
I thought it was something about nougat
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It took me ages to know what dr.dre was saying on that "The Watcher" track, I was hearing tuka in yuka, the lyrics were actually: how much Tupac in you, you got
I thought it was something about nougat
yea we heard the first time cuzzcuzz