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ChuckieInDaMurderAve;2013957 said:Who the hell are you to decide who's opinion matters or not? I was born a few years after 1990 and I have the utmost respect for the old school. Shiiit, I'm even more 'old school' than those who have lived it up.
CapitalB;2013964 said:exceptions to the rule isnt the rule of thumb.. u jus may be.. but dont front like those in ur class aint complete idiots..
CapitalB;2013964 said:exceptions to the rule isnt the rule of thumb.. u jus may be.. but dont front like those in ur class aint complete idiots..
MrMinted;2013991 said:More for the love of the art back then, now its all about a quick buck with recycled formulas....
I appreciate original new material but things like Gucci Mane, Lil Boosie & Soulja Boy I just don't understand??? Junk!!
runningwolf1980;2013994 said:80 post, i agree if i hear one more mutha fucka say gucci is the "realest" imma kill a muh fuckah!!!!
cj012890;2014041 said:*born in 1990 post*
CMac;2014053 said:C/s thread to a point since I'm a 80s baby but I don't think it's fair though cuz the younger kids aren't getting the chance to experience that real hip hop shit cuz of all the whack radio play and club songs you hear today.
If all you get a chance to hear is Drake, Nikki, Plies,Waka Flaca, Gucci Man, Lil Wayne and others what other opinion on Hip Hop are you suppose to have?? Bottom line is Hip Hop is changing and there's nothing people can do about it.
I'm just glad I was born in the era where Hip Hop was at it's peak, I wonder what type of Hip Hop music my children will be listening to when they are born.
rip.dilla;2014047 said:5% of that generation are intelligent gangstas.