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bkzlostchild
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Peezy_Jenkins;9428341 said:I didn't like the Polish they put on the remix beat either. Sometimes u gotta leave shit alone
my biggest complaint that they did on the remix
dalyricalbandit
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3hunnit
BackInWhite
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infamous114;9428770 said:We get it "aye"
Lol every time I read that shit I be like
I understand saying that shit but yeen gotta type it constantly
x the unknown
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BackInWhite;9429360 said:infamous114;9428770 said:We get it "aye"
Lol every time I read that shit I be like
I understand saying that shit but yeen gotta type it constantly
is that right aye
BackInWhite
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How do you even pronounce that shit?
Eye or A?
Cuz I be like A
Eye or A?
Cuz I be like A
Built 4 cuban linx;9428120 said:Remix sucked the original is much better
Definitely agree with this, the original shit all over the remix
Peezy_Jenkins;9428341 said:I didn't like the Polish they put on the remix beat either. Sometimes u gotta leave shit alone
Yea it didn't knock like the original or have the same energy
Beta;9428516 said:Brother_Five;9428375 said:He remix is superior because it had actual rappers on it
Rawness of the original >>>>>
R2_163;9429016 said:niggas are really talking about that remix? foh
leave drill beats to drill rappers.
Cs remix is trash,niggas ruined it
Ether44mag
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off course its a classic and the remix was not better than the original
Turfaholic
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Beta;9428882 said:For those saying no...explain why it's not
It takes more than being liked by alot to be considered a classic. Musically, the shit had a moment in time. I can use Vic's "Wobble" as a example. Still a fairly young song, but when that shit comes in a club or bar, people get up and start groving to it. "Don't like" was introduced to us via the internet, and I haven't heard it anywhere else. Kanye gave it a little more shine when he put it on his album, but it wasn't a song that was universal and heard on a large scale. "Love Sosa" had more mass appeal than "Don't Like". I mean the people that liked it, and supported it. But give it time and eventually it gets to a point where even the fans play it once in a blue moon. I hate to show my progression into old headism, but look at "California Love". That shit can be played at Laker games, Warrior games, the club, the bar, Down South, & even NY to warm welcome. "Don't Like" isn't a classic. You guys just like it alot. And that's ok..
BackInWhite
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Turfaholic;9429813 said:Beta;9428882 said:For those saying no...explain why it's not
It takes more than being liked by alot to be considered a classic. Musically, the shit had a moment in time. I can use Vic's "Wobble" as a example. Still a fairly young song, but when that shit comes in a club or bar, people get up and start groving to it. "Don't like" was introduced to us via the internet, and I haven't heard it anywhere else. Kanye gave it a little more shine when he put it on his album, but it wasn't a song that was universal and heard on a large scale. "Love Sosa" had more mass appeal than "Don't Like". I mean the people that liked it, and supported it. But give it time and eventually it gets to a point where even the fans play it once in a blue moon. I hate to show my progression into old headism, but look at "California Love". That shit can be played at Laker games, Warrior games, the club, the bar, Down South, & even NY to warm welcome. "Don't Like" isn't a classic. You guys just like it alot. And that's ok..
It's not that niggas like it alot
That shit changed the landscape of rap
Fuck California love
Turfaholic
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BackInWhite;9429815 said:Turfaholic;9429813 said:Beta;9428882 said:For those saying no...explain why it's not
It takes more than being liked by alot to be considered a classic. Musically, the shit had a moment in time. I can use Vic's "Wobble" as a example. Still a fairly young song, but when that shit comes in a club or bar, people get up and start groving to it. "Don't like" was introduced to us via the internet, and I haven't heard it anywhere else. Kanye gave it a little more shine when he put it on his album, but it wasn't a song that was universal and heard on a large scale. "Love Sosa" had more mass appeal than "Don't Like". I mean the people that liked it, and supported it. But give it time and eventually it gets to a point where even the fans play it once in a blue moon. I hate to show my progression into old headism, but look at "California Love". That shit can be played at Laker games, Warrior games, the club, the bar, Down South, & even NY to warm welcome. "Don't Like" isn't a classic. You guys just like it alot. And that's ok..
That shit changed the landscape of rap
How Sway?!?!?
By introducing the cell phone recorded rap videos, bunch of musty niggas with baby dreads bouncing around trend? Only thing it really did beneficial was kick off Drill Music outside of Chicago.
BackInWhite
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Turfaholic;9429818 said:BackInWhite;9429815 said:Turfaholic;9429813 said:Beta;9428882 said:For those saying no...explain why it's not
It takes more than being liked by alot to be considered a classic. Musically, the shit had a moment in time. I can use Vic's "Wobble" as a example. Still a fairly young song, but when that shit comes in a club or bar, people get up and start groving to it. "Don't like" was introduced to us via the internet, and I haven't heard it anywhere else. Kanye gave it a little more shine when he put it on his album, but it wasn't a song that was universal and heard on a large scale. "Love Sosa" had more mass appeal than "Don't Like". I mean the people that liked it, and supported it. But give it time and eventually it gets to a point where even the fans play it once in a blue moon. I hate to show my progression into old headism, but look at "California Love". That shit can be played at Laker games, Warrior games, the club, the bar, Down South, & even NY to warm welcome. "Don't Like" isn't a classic. You guys just like it alot. And that's ok..
That shit changed the landscape of rap
How Sway?!?!?
By introducing the cell phone recorded rap videos, bunch of musty niggas with baby dreads bouncing around trend? Only thing it really did beneficial was kick off Drill Music outside of Chicago.
You answered your own question, doggie
Shit brought forth an entire genre of hip hop
Turfaholic
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BackInWhite;9429824 said:Turfaholic;9429818 said:BackInWhite;9429815 said:Turfaholic;9429813 said:Beta;9428882 said:For those saying no...explain why it's not
It takes more than being liked by alot to be considered a classic. Musically, the shit had a moment in time. I can use Vic's "Wobble" as a example. Still a fairly young song, but when that shit comes in a club or bar, people get up and start groving to it. "Don't like" was introduced to us via the internet, and I haven't heard it anywhere else. Kanye gave it a little more shine when he put it on his album, but it wasn't a song that was universal and heard on a large scale. "Love Sosa" had more mass appeal than "Don't Like". I mean the people that liked it, and supported it. But give it time and eventually it gets to a point where even the fans play it once in a blue moon. I hate to show my progression into old headism, but look at "California Love". That shit can be played at Laker games, Warrior games, the club, the bar, Down South, & even NY to warm welcome. "Don't Like" isn't a classic. You guys just like it alot. And that's ok..
That shit changed the landscape of rap
How Sway?!?!?
By introducing the cell phone recorded rap videos, bunch of musty niggas with baby dreads bouncing around trend? Only thing it really did beneficial was kick off Drill Music outside of Chicago.
You answered your own question, doggie
Shit brought forth an entire genre of hip hop
Mac Dre ushered in the Hyphy Movement, so I guess that makes "Get Stupid" a classic right?
See how dumb that sounds.
(Even though "Get Stupid" still gets random spins on the radio and in the club's in Las Vegas)
