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Knock_Twice
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Man this nigga was 15, 16 talking about shit that grown man talk about.
Like I tell folks, BG was what Wayne is now.
Dude can't be no more than 15
"m mad I jacked a nigga a ounce is all he had"
Like I tell folks, BG was what Wayne is now.
Dude can't be no more than 15
"m mad I jacked a nigga a ounce is all he had"
Knock_Twice
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Stayed with this on repeat
"Birds and money that's all that excite me"
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"Birds and money that's all that excite me"
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Knock_Twice
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Man I can go all night with bangers from this nigga man...
Fresh acting an ass
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Fresh acting an ass
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Knock_Twice
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17 years, living legend.
Fresh range is crazy, smh. I keep telling ppl Mannie Fresh aint to be fucked with on them boards, (one nigga)
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Fresh range is crazy, smh. I keep telling ppl Mannie Fresh aint to be fucked with on them boards, (one nigga)
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CottonCitySlim
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I remember when IAOU volume 2 came out,
I was in awe that he was around my age blowing up. He lowkey gave me motivation to blow up and make money.
It sounds weird but most the HB was teenagers so a nigga could relate
I was in awe that he was around my age blowing up. He lowkey gave me motivation to blow up and make money.
It sounds weird but most the HB was teenagers so a nigga could relate
His earlier shit was fire. It's All on U Vol 1 and 2 as well as the original Chopper City were classics in my opinion.
His storytelling and content were better as well. You could tell he had seen and done a lot even as a teenager and he put it in his rhymes. When CMR blew up in the mainstream he started rapping more about material shit and changed up his style a bit they was probably trying to capitalize off the 400 Degreez success.
I wasn't feeling Checkmate as much it was obvious him and Baby was beefing by that point and he was on The outs with CMR.
As Gizzle got older his flow was slower and more lazy but still great storytelling imo. I wasn't feeling Living Legend as much though. Personally, I thought Life After Cash Money while not a classic was criminally underrated. That might have been the most slept on album of 2004.
The Heart of the Streetz albums weren't up to the level, I expect from him but they were gritty. They really didn't get hardly any promotion and it was apparently homie was struggling with a drug habit and being displaced from his home. They were released around the time Hurricane Katrina hit and I think he went and lived in Detroit for a time. Too Hood to Be Hollywood seemed thrown together and not a real B.G. project.
I also preferred his sound when he had those N.O. cats like Mannie Fresh while he was on CMR and KLC, C-Los, and Bass Heavy post CMR doing his production. They knew how to pick the right beat and ish to match his flow he lost some of that as he branched out.
Gizzle probably had the most potential of all the CMR cats in my opinion even more than Wayne and Juvie, but he didn't have the right people in his corner.
His storytelling and content were better as well. You could tell he had seen and done a lot even as a teenager and he put it in his rhymes. When CMR blew up in the mainstream he started rapping more about material shit and changed up his style a bit they was probably trying to capitalize off the 400 Degreez success.
I wasn't feeling Checkmate as much it was obvious him and Baby was beefing by that point and he was on The outs with CMR.
As Gizzle got older his flow was slower and more lazy but still great storytelling imo. I wasn't feeling Living Legend as much though. Personally, I thought Life After Cash Money while not a classic was criminally underrated. That might have been the most slept on album of 2004.
The Heart of the Streetz albums weren't up to the level, I expect from him but they were gritty. They really didn't get hardly any promotion and it was apparently homie was struggling with a drug habit and being displaced from his home. They were released around the time Hurricane Katrina hit and I think he went and lived in Detroit for a time. Too Hood to Be Hollywood seemed thrown together and not a real B.G. project.
I also preferred his sound when he had those N.O. cats like Mannie Fresh while he was on CMR and KLC, C-Los, and Bass Heavy post CMR doing his production. They knew how to pick the right beat and ish to match his flow he lost some of that as he branched out.
Gizzle probably had the most potential of all the CMR cats in my opinion even more than Wayne and Juvie, but he didn't have the right people in his corner.
Cutler 26 INT's LOL!
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Knock_Twice;c-9795368 said:Man I can go all night with bangers from this nigga man...
Fresh acting an ass
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My favorite track off All On U vol. 2
AP21;c-9795610 said:man...when baby said "bg riding in the 929...fresh got the F-150"
i didnt realize how basic those cars was back then lol
i was so geeked when i heard the numbers that i never paid attention to the models of the cars they was talking :joy:
Lmbo those F150 are overpriced as hell so he probably thought he was flossin tight.
Knock_Twice
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Cutler 26 INT's LOL!;c-9795554 said:Knock_Twice;c-9795368 said:Man I can go all night with bangers from this nigga man...
Fresh acting an ass
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My favorite track off All On U vol. 2
"I'll blackmail you with yo own life"
Who came with the best verse? Lol
Knock_Twice
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Juvie lowkey ate everything up on this shit...
BG still showed out, but Juvie my dayum, ate on this shit
BG still showed out, but Juvie my dayum, ate on this shit
Knock_Twice
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Might be the best opening lines from this nigga
"It's a buss back thang, I aint going out like a hoe"
Fresh with the shits on this beat, had it up there...
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"It's a buss back thang, I aint going out like a hoe"
Fresh with the shits on this beat, had it up there...
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Knock_Twice
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Play this is in any spot in Louisiana and watch how them tru CMR stans/old heads go to work.
"They got a t-shirt waiting on yo fucking picture"
"They got a t-shirt waiting on yo fucking picture"
Knock_Twice;c-9795641 said:Play this is in any spot in Louisiana and watch how them tru CMR stans/old heads go to work.
"They got a t-shirt waiting on yo fucking picture"
Uptown gotcha catching up to God quicker
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Senior year of high school I used to blast the shit outta this every morning. Lol Mannie freaked the shit outta that Whodini "Friends" sample.
awww man
my HS gf broke up with me and i was playing bat a bitch on replay ALL summer
lol that song was tight. I used to love wheel chairs for some reason....
AP21;c-9795610 said:man...when baby said "bg riding in the 929...fresh got the F-150"
i didnt realize how basic those cars was back then lol
i was so geeked when i heard the numbers that i never paid attention to the models of the cars they was talking :joy:
Its funny uz they was riding in Mazdas... but back then those Mazdas were clean. Them and Galants and Maximas were the dope boy cars
