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Also if you don't have a problem debating in favor of topics you personally don't agree with you are free to sign up.
Well I'm going in.
First off let me say this album isnt whack but it's not a Hip Hop Classic IMO.
Maybe a regional classic but not no hip hop classic. What impact did this album have?
Who was influenced by this album? I've never heard anyone off the IC or any other Emcees praise this album. And if I'm not mistaken Master P bit this whole ICE Cream man style from Oakland Rapper YUKMOUTH.
Master P is known for biting certain rappers he basically tried to run off with Pac's style and make money of that. Then he took the whole ICE CREAM man idea from Yukmouth which actually sparked a beef between the two. Like I said this is a regional classic at best but no way this is a Hip Hop classic its impact wasnt strong and it has no replay value.
First off let me say this album isnt whack but it's not a Hip Hop Classic IMO.
Maybe a regional classic but not no hip hop classic. What impact did this album have?
Who was influenced by this album? I've never heard anyone off the IC or any other Emcees praise this album. And if I'm not mistaken Master P bit this whole ICE Cream man style from Oakland Rapper YUKMOUTH.
Master P is known for biting certain rappers he basically tried to run off with Pac's style and make money of that. Then he took the whole ICE CREAM man idea from Yukmouth which actually sparked a beef between the two. Like I said this is a regional classic at best but no way this is a Hip Hop classic its impact wasnt strong and it has no replay value.
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genocidecutter
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Strong argument menace
genocidecutter;5839754 said:Strong argument menace
lol Im surprised you didnt hit me with a troll
TimeToParty
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its been 2 days and complex aint said shit...let me get this
TimeToParty;5845096 said:its been 2 days and complex aint said shit...let me get this
Lol
You don't wanna add another L to your résumé
Young Chitlin bout to advance
TimeToParty
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your argument is lookin like the L on this debate sir
complex_council
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hold up boys, I havent even heared I was offered a place in the discussion.
complex_council
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So im I still in or what? Cuz if im in, I will write some, like I was supossed to do. Anyway sorry for the delay.
complex_council
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So im I still in or what? Cuz if im in, I will write some, like I was supossed to do. Anyway sorry for the delay.
Here's my 1st round
_Menace_;5839690 said:Well I'm going in.
First off let me say this album isnt whack but it's not a Hip Hop Classic IMO.
Maybe a regional classic but not no hip hop classic. What impact did this album have?
Who was influenced by this album? I've never heard anyone off the IC or any other Emcees praise this album. And if I'm not mistaken Master P bit this whole ICE Cream man style from Oakland Rapper YUKMOUTH.
Master P is known for biting certain rappers he basically tried to run off with Pac's style and make money of that. Then he took the whole ICE CREAM man idea from Yukmouth which actually sparked a beef between the two. Like I said this is a regional classic at best but no way this is a Hip Hop classic its impact wasnt strong and it has no replay value.
5th Letter
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@complex counsil you're in. You can send your rebuttal.
complex_council
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Okay cool, one more question, the 500 word limit is for every turn?
What a topic to start with...da f....
Well IMO: If you consider Mater P a legend at the end of the ninties..This album was one of the biggest reason. This was Master P's( No limit's) first platinum album, imo, thats something. While he didnt have as much exposure as other classic albums from a already golden year in hiphop, i mean like: Do you know how many classics came out in 96?? And he still took his own spot, going platinum with a album not as good as many of the others of that year, but with it own sound and feeling that anyone knew at that time.
I always thought there isnt a better example of view on stardom like Master P has. People always like Master P a legend? GTFO! Or yes offcourse he is! I think at the time, this album certain had a underground classic status and at least made Master P bigger than he was. Yes the album was bigger in the South then NY, but it gave him a period spot in the game, the south was coming up after that. Maybe he was biting other artists /albums, i dont know, I aint even gonna lie, I dont know shit about the tracks from this album like I know from a Outkast album from the same time. But one of the reason Master P stayed relevant after 1996 is undoubtely the Ice Cream Man album.
What a topic to start with...da f....
Well IMO: If you consider Mater P a legend at the end of the ninties..This album was one of the biggest reason. This was Master P's( No limit's) first platinum album, imo, thats something. While he didnt have as much exposure as other classic albums from a already golden year in hiphop, i mean like: Do you know how many classics came out in 96?? And he still took his own spot, going platinum with a album not as good as many of the others of that year, but with it own sound and feeling that anyone knew at that time.
I always thought there isnt a better example of view on stardom like Master P has. People always like Master P a legend? GTFO! Or yes offcourse he is! I think at the time, this album certain had a underground classic status and at least made Master P bigger than he was. Yes the album was bigger in the South then NY, but it gave him a period spot in the game, the south was coming up after that. Maybe he was biting other artists /albums, i dont know, I aint even gonna lie, I dont know shit about the tracks from this album like I know from a Outkast album from the same time. But one of the reason Master P stayed relevant after 1996 is undoubtely the Ice Cream Man album.
Master P is known more for his "Hustle" than his music. Master P's ICE CREAM MAN is a regional classic at best and the reason he stayed relevant was because he joked Pac's style after he passed. I've listened to this album and it has no replay value it lacks or versatility and creativity. Master P's flow wasnt good and the lyrics were average at best he delivery sounded like he was talking. You said this album come out in 96?
Lets see the top 10 albums in 96.
AEOM
7DT
IWW
Muddy Waters
IRON MAN
ATLiens
Hell On Earth
The Score
Reasonable Doubt
Illadelph Halflife
ICE Cream Man cant be compared to any of these albums.
These albums I named either have More IMPACT/Replay Value/Classic Songs/and are more influential to Hip Hop than ICE Cream Man. ICE CREAM Man is a down south classic but when brought up against other albums for other regions it doesnt stand a chance.
Lets see the top 10 albums in 96.
AEOM
7DT
IWW
Muddy Waters
IRON MAN
ATLiens
Hell On Earth
The Score
Reasonable Doubt
Illadelph Halflife
ICE Cream Man cant be compared to any of these albums.
These albums I named either have More IMPACT/Replay Value/Classic Songs/and are more influential to Hip Hop than ICE Cream Man. ICE CREAM Man is a down south classic but when brought up against other albums for other regions it doesnt stand a chance.
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