MC Hammer Won

[Nthngis4vr]

I see a lil diddy in Hammer..

hate on hammer if you want.. but he set the stage

now pumps in the bump was terrible

that was my shit back then.

 

[#1 pick]

Hammer is an Eagle, and your a Dove.

 

[jackthemack]

Wat song was hotter:

Cant Touch This

or

Ice Ice Baby?

 

[playmaker88]

Wat song was hotter:

Cant Touch This

or

Ice Ice Baby?

I remember when this shit was debated... C'mon son.. Cant touch this was a classic song..

Rick James - check

Parachute pants -check

Dancing - check

Hammer- Proper..

 

[Disciplined InSight]

u have absolutely no idea what ur talkin about..
Hammer's more hood then the nigga's ud classify as street...

u sure of that??

Yes it's true....why you think Death Row signed him?

 

[Maximus Rex]

Hammer stay losin'. The only way he'll win in my book is when he gets back that 30 mil he fucked off. That's why I respect Master P's wack ass. Not only did he keep his wealth, HE BUILT ON IT AND GOT MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY!!!!!

 

[Disciplined InSight]

Hammer stay losin'. The only way he'll win in my book is when he gets back that 30 mil he fucked off. That's why I respect Master P's wack ass. Not only did he keep his wealth, HE BUILT ON IT AND GOT MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY!!!!!

Sometimes sincerity for the hood niggas has it's consequences....

 

[playmaker88]

Hammer stay losin'. The only way he'll win in my book is when he gets back that 30 mil he fucked off. That's why I respect Master P's wack ass. Not only did he keep his wealth, HE BUILT ON IT AND GOT MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY!!!!!

what his money got to do with you..

 

[#1 pick]

Hammer stay losin'. The only way he'll win in my book is when he gets back that 30 mil he fucked off. That's why I respect Master P's wack ass. Not only did he keep his wealth, HE BUILT ON IT AND GOT MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY, MO' MONEY!!!!!

Hammer did give a lot of local people in his Oakland community jobs and gave money to his community. That's where you probably think Hammer went wrong. He could have said, forget the community like Jay-Z and others but he actually wanted his people to gain from his success. Jay-Z raps about selling drugs and killing people and claims it's only entertainment. The problem is, it's not entertainment, it's real and Jay-Z is a role model for these kids who parents are taught up in the same mess Jay-Z was rapping about. As much as you can diss Hammer, his first lines in "Can't touch this" was:

My, my, my music hits me so hard
Makes me say "Oh my Lord"
Thank you for blessing me
With a mind to rhyme and two hype feet
It feels good, when you know you're down
A super dope homeboy from the Oaktown

Just thanking the lord for blessing him and claiming that he's a cool guy to like. Jay-Z and other rappers including a younger Master P would rather poison you and claim to be hood reporters. Since when do reporters sell dope, kill, or talk about it. They report, not live in another man's skin. I don't ever recall Hammer using the 'N' word either in his songs. Hammer was actually a blessing to the game, the problem was the powers that be didn't want Hammer to shine. He was too positive and too helpful to his brother. Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and some others would rather shoot you and claim the devil wanted you gone. I guess brothers priorities is messed up in 2011.

Edit: Remember that Master P filed for bankruptcy as well. It's no surprise when artists do that. Most aren't really making a lot of money comparative to their actual worth.

 

[playmaker88]

Hammer did give a lot of local people in his Oakland community jobs and gave money to his community. That's where you probably think Hammer went wrong. He could have said, forget the community like Jay-Z and others but he actually wanted his people to gain from his success. Jay-Z raps about selling drugs and killing people and claims it's only entertainment. The problem is, it's not entertainment, it's real and Jay-Z is a role model for these kids who parents are taught up in the same mess Jay-Z was rapping about. As much as you can diss Hammer, his first lines in "Can't touch this" was:

My, my, my music hits me so hard
Makes me say "Oh my Lord"
Thank you for blessing me
With a mind to rhyme and two hype feet
It feels good, when you know you're down
A super dope homeboy from the Oaktown

Just thanking the lord for blessing him and claiming that he's a cool guy to like. Jay-Z and other rappers including a younger Master P would rather poison you and claim to be hood reporters. Since when do reporters sell dope, kill, or talk about it. They report, not live in another man's skin. I don't ever recall Hammer using the 'N' word either in his songs. Hammer was actually a blessing to the game, the problem was the powers that be didn't want Hammer to shine. He was too positive and too helpful to his brother. Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and some others would rather shoot you and claim the devil wanted you gone. I guess brothers priorities is messed up in 2011.

Good shit i like Jigga but thats the truth.. but Mc Hammer played well over his head..

Lol @ me never being to make out the bolded

 

[twizza 77]

Hammer also manages MMA fighters, I actually got to interview his managing partner, he said hammer is a good dude. I know joke about him being broke but he doing well for himself maybe he should write a book on it.

 

[TRILLip Brooks]

hammer went broke so you know i'm more focus

 

[allreasoned_out]

Hammer did give a lot of local people in his Oakland community jobs and gave money to his community. That's where you probably think Hammer went wrong. He could have said, forget the community like Jay-Z and others but he actually wanted his people to gain from his success. Jay-Z raps about selling drugs and killing people and claims it's only entertainment. The problem is, it's not entertainment, it's real and Jay-Z is a role model for these kids who parents are taught up in the same mess Jay-Z was rapping about. As much as you can diss Hammer, his first lines in "Can't touch this" was:

My, my, my music hits me so hard
Makes me say "Oh my Lord"
Thank you for blessing me
With a mind to rhyme and two hype feet
It feels good, when you know you're down
A super dope homeboy from the Oaktown

Just thanking the lord for blessing him and claiming that he's a cool guy to like. Jay-Z and other rappers including a younger Master P would rather poison you and claim to be hood reporters. Since when do reporters sell dope, kill, or talk about it. They report, not live in another man's skin. I don't ever recall Hammer using the 'N' word either in his songs. Hammer was actually a blessing to the game, the problem was the powers that be didn't want Hammer to shine. He was too positive and too helpful to his brother. Jay-Z, Lil Wayne, and some others would rather shoot you and claim the devil wanted you gone. I guess brothers priorities is messed up in 2011.

Edit: Remember that Master P filed for bankruptcy as well. It's no surprise when artists do that. Most aren't really making a lot of money comparative to their actual worth.

I completely agree, except for the bolded. Rappers like Hammer lost their influence because they didn't go along the then-increasing trend for rappers to be hard. The powers that be at worst didn't care either way, or supported him (he won all kinds of awards in the early 1990s). Hip hop turned bad because of the influence of the streets.

 

[playmaker88]

I completely agree, except for the bolded. Rappers like Hammer lost their influence because they didn't go along the then-increasing trend for rappers to be hard. The powers that be at worst didn't care either way, or supported him (he won all kinds of awards in the early 1990s). Hip hop turned bad because of the influence of the streets.

HipHop was bred in the streets clown

 

[lord hade]

Side Note -
"Turn This Mutha Out" was hard ass shyt when it first came out. It even has a break beat right in the middle.

 

[playmaker88]

Side Note -
"Turn This Mutha Out" was hard ass shyt when it first came out. It even has a break beat right in the middle.

Daps..

2Legit

 

[allreasoned_out]

HipHop was bred in the streets clown

Hip hop was not initially wrapped up in a culture of drug selling and violence. Few rappers tried to present themselves as hard. This is a fact; go back and listen to the music from the 1980s if you want. But the drugs and violence of the streets eventually came to infiltrate hip hop in the early 1990s.

 

[playmaker88]

I just said hiphop was bred in the streets..

 

[I.B. Blackman]

Hmmmm.... Some good points in this thread.

*Hammer Shrug*

 

[Ibex]

I'm disappointed I never got hear the Hammer 2Pac compilation album on Death Row.....but with that said

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