first song to get you hooked on this rap shit?

[Bodhi]

Rappers delight. yes i am old school.

lol goddamn

 

[plocc]

Repping all O.G.'s to the fullest

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[Melanin_Enriched]

 

[plocc]

And this

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[jayvon32]

Ready to Die - heard my cousin bump it in 1995 (was like 11 years old @ the time) didnt know too much about rap before, heard that record and was hooked since...

 

[Matt-]

i never cared for rap too much until i heard reasonable doubt. i stopped caring for rap around the time I heard Kingdom Come

 

[d.green]

 

[konceptjones]

Used to live this shit when I heard it back inna day. Knew all the words and everything.

 

[Siqnih Da Trapper]

Pac Dear Momma

 

[water ur seeds]

fresh prince 'boom shake the room', heard my older brother playing it... good ol days

first cd i bought was gangstas paradise...

 

[Ear2DaSt]

I got put on beastie boyz when I was lil!

 

[mackadamon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=mJgFU3U4X_Y

This was probably the 1st song I heard but their whole 1st album got me hooked. I stole the tape version from my uncle intended to return it but it never made it back.

 

[TonyDubbz]

1st of Tha Month.

When I was a lot longer it was Dre & Snoop - Nothin but a G Thang' I used to dance around the house and watch that video over and over, I was like 5..

When I got a lil older and started to understand shit though It was Bone! I can't remmeber if it was 1st of the month or Crossroads.. but I became a fan of those niggas and started paying more attention to hip hop music.

 

[Jao]

 

[soulatlantic]

i honestly think it might have been Magic Stick... haha I was in middle school and I just started gravitating towards Kim and then at some point picked up La Bella Mafia, and that was the first rap album i ever bought.

 

[goldenja]

dayz of our lives- bone thugs n harmony

 

[soulbrother]

L.L. COOL J - ROCK THE BELLS

 

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[Ibex]

Dre Day.....

 

[SheerExcellence]

it's crazy to see the different responses in this thread. no hate. as i said for me it was big daddy kane. I see most people say some dre shit or rakim or bone thugs those are all understandable, but i am really shocked gangsta paradise was that big for people. its kinda crazy. that was a big hit no doubt, but i didnt realize ir brought so many people into the rap shit.