Meet The Sniper
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Fuck them old ass niggas bruh. You all ass kissin them.
We better than that.
We better than that.
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Meet The Sniper;1979594 said:Fuck them old ass niggas bruh. You all ass kissin them.
We better than that.
Realizing greatness was being recorded while you were playing Dodgeball =/= Ass Kissing
Just a tad upset....considering where Hip Hop is today.
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BackInWhite
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how the fuck you miss the 90s?
i'm 2 years older than you and i remember all kinds of good shit
i'm 2 years older than you and i remember all kinds of good shit
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Meet The Sniper
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Hatter;1979617 said:The music is still there. you aint miss out on nothing.
This^^^
Them old bitter ass two steppin niggas didn't grow up with the ability to hear generations of music via the internet. Besides, I like our generation better. You can Pac, Biggie and whatnot all you want. But nostalgia is a rose colored lens. There were wack rappers with buzz back then too. Shaq went plat. MC hammer. Silk Tha Shocker. Vanilla Ice. Plat plat plat.
FUCK THEIR GENERATION. Crackbaby generation X niggas.
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Hatter;1979617 said:The music is still there. you aint miss out on nothing.
I'm talking about actually being there...seeing artists LIVE in performances. Biggie/Pac died in 96/97. Hip Hop was at its prime from 94-97. I was like 10 lol....being an adult living through that time & remembering things from childhood are too different experiences.
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BackInWhite
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The Hacker;1979636 said:nigga i was born in 87 and i got all the classics
all eyez on me was my first album ever
i use to dub 3 6 mafia cds on tapes back in 99
nigga i was a vid music lover
ur life just sucks
that's what i'm sayin
no way out was my first album on cd
missy's supa dupa fly was the first tape i ever bought with my own money
snoop's doggystyle was the first tape i had free reign to listen to
as well as bone thug's creepin on ah come up
also.... THE BOX
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Meet The Sniper
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The only thing I want to experience is being in the club when Wait or EI came on.
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ICame4Pussy
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BackInWhite;1979626 said:how the fuck you miss the 90s?
i'm 2 years younger than you and i remember all kinds of good shit
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soul rattler
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Hatter;1979617 said:The music is still there. you aint miss out on nothing.
The experience has come and gone. You can't deny that. You can see video of the World Trade Center falling on youtube, but it's not the same as being in New York on that day seeing shit go down.
BackInWhite;1979626 said:how the fuck you miss the 90s?
i'm 2 years older than you and i remember all kinds of good shit
Same here. The memory is vague cause I was a bit young, but it's still there.
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ICame4Pussy
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goatbackinwhite;1979702 said:that's what i'm sayin
no way out was my first album on cd
missy's supa dupa fly was the first tape i ever bought with my own money
snoop's doggystyle was the first tape i had free reign to listen to
as well as bone thug's creepin on ah come up
also.... the box
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BackInWhite;1979702 said:that's what i'm sayin
no way out was my first album on cd
missy's supa dupa fly was the first tape i ever bought with my own money
snoop's doggystyle was the first tape i had free reign to listen to
as well as bone thug's creepin on ah come up
also.... THE BOX
shit who you telling
i was listening to all lil jon and the eastside boys albums loud as hell in my room
i never knew of a edited cd til this one cat came to school talkin bout he had a edited word of mouth cd and we laughed at him
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Meet The Sniper;1979703 said:The only thing I want to experience is being in the club when Wait or EI came on.
the bitches
oh my god the bitches
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ShencotheMC
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Meet The Sniper;1979640 said:This^^^
Them old bitter ass two steppin niggas didn't grow up with the ability to hear generations of music via the internet. Besides, I like our generation better. You can Pac, Biggie and whatnot all you want. But nostalgia is a rose colored lens. There were wack rappers with buzz back then too. Shaq went plat. MC hammer. Silk Tha Shocker. Vanilla Ice. Plat plat plat.
FUCK THEIR GENERATION. Crackbaby generation X niggas.
Tell the truth now
90's wack niggas>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>current generation of wack niggas
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dalyricalbandit
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86 baby and all i regret is not being able to not go to see them niggas alive when they was in they prime/gettin on
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Meet The Sniper
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The Hacker;1979723 said:the bitches
oh my god the bitches
I could only imagine.
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soul rattler;1979714 said:The experience has come and gone. You can't deny that. You can see video of the World Trade Center falling on youtube, but it's not the same as being in New York on that day seeing shit go down.
Same here. The memory is vague cause I was a bit young, but it's still there.
My point...I watch the "Dead Presidents" video by Hov & be like damn at the end....all of those legends just chilling. New York City aint but 80 minutes from Philly...its crazy. I wonder how shit was being a fan in that time.
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