[Golden Era] One's Gotta Go; Rakim, KRS One, Big Daddy Kane, Kool G Rap

[Daddy_KRS_Ice_G_R]

Can't do it. Four of my five favorites.

 

[*~queenbee~*]

Krs' arrogant self gotta go.

 

[*~queenbee~*]

We've been through this 100 times, golden era goes all the way to 96

Emphatic nosign.

I don't care if you're a moderator. Plain and simply, you're wrong. The Golden Era of Hip Hop is and will always be from 1986-1991.

The reason why is because a new generation of groups came out circa 1986, a new style of rapping, a new style of production and the MCs from the older generation all fell by the wayside.

The same thing happened in 1991. The sample laws changed, the production styles changed, technology changed, the content of people's rhymes changed and the groups that were hot in that era fell by the wayside as a new generation of groups and rappers came in.

Also, The Ultimate Breaks and Beats series was released between 1986 and 1991. Those were the tools that many rap producers used to create their tracks.

@Goldie don't make a fool of yourself. This is an argument you can't win. You weren't there. I lived it. I know what I'm talking about.

Yaaaasssss, drop that knowledge son!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[*~queenbee~*]

@Cybertr0n, 33yrs old are not considered millennials sweetie. I think you got your XYZ generations all mixed up tuts!

 

[700]

He a pup compared to them niggas

 

[BedStuy]

@Cybertr0n, 33yrs old are not considered millennials sweetie. I think you got your XYZ generations all mixed up tuts!

Well, whatever age those millennials are. I don't really consider rap fans around their early to mid 30's young. They remember stuff in the 80's because they were like 6-8 years old in 88.