Legend Or No?: Lil Jon

[soulfulcat]

I still listen to"Throw it up" in the gym.

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

To those that voted Yes for Kweli and No for Lil Jon, I'm interested in hearing....how?

Because the precedent has been set.

Elaborate...

I explained it in one of the other legend or no threads. But basically since people aren't being objective with their votes I feel like I shouldn't be objective with mine either.

Sounds more like u just didnt like the way some threads were going

Which one was it @"5th Letter" that got u in your feels?

I don't like double standards and hypocrisy.

Kinda like when u say u dont like how people "are not being objective" so in return u yourself choose to not be objective?

Well when others start being objective then I'll be objective. It's ok for everybody else to vote based on bias but I gotta be fair and objective with my votes? That makes sense to you?

Well i will keep voting objectively and lead by example.

Feel free to join on the nxt round

Says the guy that thinks Devin The Dude is a legend but Fabolous is not.

Devin a southern pioneer... fab a I dont wanna be great punchline rapper... he made papoose proud

I'm curious. Pioneer of what?

 

[ghostdog56]

He's a legend but man did this Nigga fuck that lovers and friends song all the way up lol

 

[Trillaaaaaa]

Who else like the clean version of I Like Dem Gurlz?

 

[soul rattler]

He revolutionized and dominated an era in Hip Hop.

Even if you didn't care for it, you can at least acknowledge the impact. He pretty much led the charge of Southern domination on a mainstream level.

 

[AggieLean.]

Yea, he a legend. Was at the front of the down south takeover. He'll be remembered years from now, and his songs will be played in the future.

Niggas and bitches alike used to get buck as hell in the clubs. They still do if one of his songs come on. There was a guaranteed fight bound to happen and at the very least your drink was getting knocked out ya hand.

 

[MiamiNights]

 

[JonnyRoccIT]

Anybody saying no is turning a blind eye to his Impact and the amount of hits he had from the 90s to the 00s. And they still have the same impact today...they have longevity. He made niggas switch up their style when it came to producing...errybody was using Saw Synth leads on their tracks.

This Nigga was EVERYWHERE in a 5 year span, you couldn't get away from Cuhz at one point.

You know how many ass whuppins i seen off a Lil Jon track.???

Nah nigga I literally seen a nigga get jumped and Whupped w/ a Belt brah...shit was Hilarious

 

[its....JOHN B]

Anybody saying no is turning a blind eye to his Impact and the amount of hits he had from the 90s to the 00s. And they still have the same impact today...they have longevity. He made niggas switch up their style when it came to producing...errybody was using Saw Synth leads on their tracks.

This Nigga was EVERYWHERE in a 5 year span, you couldn't get away from Cuhz at one point.

You know how many ass whuppins i seen off a Lil Jon track.???

Nah nigga I literally seen a nigga get jumped and Whupped w/ a Belt brah...shit was Hilarious

Really!? I guess I was wrong then...

 

[JonnyRoccIT]

Anybody saying no is turning a blind eye to his Impact and the amount of hits he had from the 90s to the 00s. And they still have the same impact today...they have longevity. He made niggas switch up their style when it came to producing...errybody was using Saw Synth leads on their tracks.

This Nigga was EVERYWHERE in a 5 year span, you couldn't get away from Cuhz at one point.

You know how many ass whuppins i seen off a Lil Jon track.???

Nah nigga I literally seen a nigga get jumped and Whupped w/ a Belt brah...shit was Hilarious

Really!? I guess I was wrong then...

About what?

 

[robblr86]

Lil Jon was one of the pillars of the southern sound for many years.