New Orleans Rap/Hip Hop/Bounce/90s Appreciation Thread

[Knock_Twice]

The video

Lol, Love New Orleans mane..

@1:58 I did that walk in the club to this shit the other night

Them boys wilding Lol, Wayne was having fun in that bih

Yo this was dope as fuck. Dude got Wayne on remix. That's huge. I see Mannie in the cut though lol.

Wayne has been on some of the local cats stuff, Glad to see dude reaching back and doing stuff for the local artists

He's on Young Greatness remix Mooluh

 

[jee504]

The video

Lol, Love New Orleans mane..

@1:58 I did that walk in the club to this shit the other night

Them boys wilding Lol, Wayne was having fun in that bih

Yo this was dope as fuck. Dude got Wayne on remix. That's huge. I see Mannie in the cut though lol.

Wayne has been on some of the local cats stuff, Glad to see dude reaching back and doing stuff for the local artists

He's on Young Greatness remix Mooluh

That's one thing I can say about Wayne is even though he got his problems with Baby. Dude can always come home and get love musically.

I always thought it was dope how he had bounce and older artists at that concert last year in the city.

 

[silverfoxx]

THIS SHIT GOOOOOO!!!!

 

[silverfoxx]

New Orleans BASED!!

 

[jee504]

@silverfoxx you the homie and all but that Lil B got to go

 

[Knock_Twice]

(2015) Wayne cutting up to that Ms.Tee..same way I be in the club
(2016) PNC still destroying it.

 

[Knock_Twice]

Lil mama @ 2:12 I'd die fo that bih

New Orleans shit...Love this shit mane

 

[Cutler 26 INT's LOL!]

From Florida...I fuck with the NO crazy. I got a cousin from the 7th Ward and he used to send me all the BG albums in the mail. Im proud to say I fucked with him way before Bling Bling.

 

[trilladelic]

Great thread. A lot of history n good music in here. I remember my sister having DJ Jimi on cassette..

DJ Screw put a lot niqqaz including myself up on Cash Money..

 

[daflat'zfinest]

Let me tell you bout bayou classic how we played it


You should see us the weekend of bayou classic

We on canal st holdin up traffic

 

[AP21]

glad to see this thread bumped

 

[AggieLean.]

Man they play this song in the club and folks lose their minds

Them women love this shit...smh

Had to grab my ole lady and little girl and dance with them to this right here. Got me two Stepp in' in this bitch

 

[silverfoxx]

Lil Elt - Get The Gat


Dolamite - Hustlas


Ricky B - Shake It Fo Ya Hood

Btw that Hustlas sample, does anyone know the original?

 

[jee504]

Lil Elt - Get The Gat


Dolamite - Hustlas


Ricky B - Shake It Fo Ya Hood

Btw that Hustlas sample, does anyone know the original?

Come on dude. Lol. That's Sade I Couldn't Love You More

 

[TDUB1]

90s was a golden time for new orleans hiphop a big part had a part to do with the radio .Q93 was the shit back then they use to play a lot of local artist now they just play the same BS over and over again shit is sad .

 

[jee504]

90s was a golden time for new orleans hiphop a big part had a part to do with the radio .Q93 was the shit back then they use to play a lot of local artist now they just play the same BS over and over again shit is sad .

I totally agree. Local music was mixed in with national songs. Just had so many unique sounds. Each area had an identity.

Wild Wayne will always be goat to me. He was the voice of New Orleans Radio.

It's ya boy Wild Wayne.

 

[AggieLean.]

90s was a golden time for new orleans hiphop a big part had a part to do with the radio .Q93 was the shit back then they use to play a lot of local artist now they just play the same BS over and over again shit is sad .

I totally agree. Local music was mixed in with national songs. Just had so many unique sounds. Each area had an identity.

Wild Wayne will always be goat to me. He was the voice of New Orleans Radio.

It's ya boy Wild Wayne.

Bruh, I remember growing up in Gulfport we were able to get New Orleans radio stations. My homies and I grew up listening to Wild Wayne on the radio, and grew up on bounce music. You're spot on about the local music being played. I still remember riding round GPT one night listening to the radio and they was playing UNLV & BG's baby and wayne diss Drag Em on the radio.

 

[silverfoxx]

90s was a golden time for new orleans hiphop a big part had a part to do with the radio .Q93 was the shit back then they use to play a lot of local artist now they just play the same BS over and over again shit is sad .

I totally agree. Local music was mixed in with national songs. Just had so many unique sounds. Each area had an identity.

Wild Wayne will always be goat to me. He was the voice of New Orleans Radio.

It's ya boy Wild Wayne.

Aye y'all remember them niggas that would call in and try to rap over the phone? Lmao "I say...Hey..You? What's your name ...You on the radio with Cha boy Wild Wayne!" Lol

Y'all remember slamming or jamming? They still do that shit in on Q93? Lol

 

[silverfoxx]

Lil Elt - Get The Gat


Dolamite - Hustlas


Ricky B - Shake It Fo Ya Hood

Btw that Hustlas sample, does anyone know the original?

Come on dude. Lol. That's Sade I Couldn't Love You More

Bruh she is soooo Beautiful :'( and I knew it! I just couldn't think of the sample name.

 

[silverfoxx]

All of my new Orleans people know this is the REAL bus stop song!