Why is there such a big distortion between the real world and the IC?

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jamacia;740343 said:
What big impact did Doggystyle have?

Biggie said Ready to Die was modelled after the Chronic and Doggystyle. Da Brat and Jermaine Dupri clearly was biting the sound and style, even Outkast beats sounded like that Death Row sound.
 
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put it like this, snoops whole career, which is like 17+ pretty much revolves around what Doggystyle did.....name a classic moment for snoop as an artist after doggystyle.....

I'll wait
 
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usmarin3;740346 said:
Biggie said Ready to Die was modelled after the Chronic and Doggystyle. Da Brat and Jermaine Dupri clearly was biting the sound and style, even Outkast beats sounded like that Death Row sound.

yea listen and watch the video for funkdafied after watching anything from doggy style....

and keep in mind that snoop came out first...
 
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What new style of rapping that Doggystyle usher in, what style and trend did it set? I mean it was a classic but it wasn't like the world stopped when that album dropped.

Dr Dre had already changed the game with the Chronic and Doggystyle followed the same formula from the Chronic.
 
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^^

Really? He had the whole world banging "Gin n Juice" and "Whats My Name". Brought Slick Ricks anthem back to life with "Lodi Dodi". Had the dope ass award show performance with "Murder Was The Case"

Reasonable Doubt cant hold a candle to Doggystyle for all around entertainment.
 
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jamacia;740437 said:
What new style of rapping that Doggystyle usher in, what style and trend did it set? I mean it was a classic but it wasn't like the world stopped when that album dropped.

Dr Dre had already changed the game with the Chronic and Doggystyle followed the same formula from the Chronic.
Are you serious? Out here on the West-coast that ish was crazy. It was like a damn movement.
 
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hlf;740443 said:
^^

Really? He had the whole world banging "Gin n Juice" and "Whats My Name". Brought Slick Ricks anthem back to life with "Lodi Dodi". Had the dope ass award show performance with "Murder Was The Case"

Reasonable Doubt cant hold a candle to Doggystyle for all around entertainment.

Yes those are fine tunes but my point is that Doggystyle didn't change the game or was earth shattering, it was a classic album and it lived up to the hype Snoop had at the time.

My point is that every classic didn't have to do something original to be "classic" and I used Doggystyle as an example of such.
 
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hrap-120;740453 said:
Are you serious? Out here on the West-coast that ish was crazy. It was like a damn movement.

Yes THIS is just an example but people consider get Rich or Die Trying a classic right? Did it change the game in anyway? Were people bumping that album at the time, did it start a movement?
 
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jamacia;740461 said:
Yes those are fine tunes but my point is that Doggystyle didn't change the game or was earth shattering, it was a classic album and it lived up to the hype Snoop had at the time.

My point is that every classic didn't have to do something original to be "classic" and I used Doggystyle as an example of such.

Ehhh I get your point. It was an offspring of The Chronic which did literally change the game.
 
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jamacia;740470 said:
Yes THIS is just an example but people consider get Rich or Die Trying a classic right? Did it change the game in anyway? Were people bumping that album at the time, did it start a movement?
The answer is HELL NAW. GRODT didnt change the game.

Im nastalgic, that was the last hurrah for the West.....
 
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hrap-120;740504 said:
The answer is HELL NAW. GRODT didnt change the game.

Im nastalgic, that was the last hurrah for the West.....

You can't argue with him he's a joker
 
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jamacia;740437 said:
What new style of rapping that Doggystyle usher in, what style and trend did it set? I mean it was a classic but it wasn't like the world stopped when that album dropped.

Dr Dre had already changed the game with the Chronic and Doggystyle followed the same formula from the Chronic.

u gotta be young........what did doggystyle do????? you really gotta ask a question like that???
 
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believe it or not, get rich or dying changed the game........I bet 90% of you didnt even know what a mixtape was until that helped put 50 name out there.......and Get rich basically made it ok NOT to have skills.........and 50 was partly respondsible for killing one of the biggest hip hop acts and labels at the time..........

doggystyle didnt do anything??? LMAO I remember when babies and women wore cornrows......every once and a while you'd see a nigga wit cornrows before snoop, but rarely.....snoop made it cool for niggas to "Get they hair done"......after doggy style, everybody that summer started to grow they hair out...

Even Bow WOW named himself after snoop........LMAO......
 
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hrap-120;740504 said:
The answer is HELL NAW. GRODT didnt change the game.

Im nastalgic, that was the last hurrah for the West.....

I understand the sentimental value the album may have had, Doggystyle is a classic but it wasn't earth shattering it didn't change the game it was just a great album with great music, not every album has to change the game in order for it to be classic.

GRODT is another example of a classic album that didn't change the game.

new account2;740510 said:
u gotta be young........what did doggystyle do????? you really gotta ask a question like that???

Doggystyle had the same formula from an album that already changed the game (Tha Chronic)
 
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snoop did nothin hip hop wise after that other than a few radio bangers..... the sole reason snoop can do a lotta the dumbshit he do is cause doggystyle is etched in our minds hip hop and lifestyle wise....."We dont love them hoes"....c'mon now........cornrows and blowouts with pics.......hockey jerseys.........Gin and Juice.......INDO..........All star Converse......on the reg............

its like we see the same snoop dog we saw from doggystyle, but on some hip hop shit, snoop been wack since doggfather.....keep it real.......snoop not even that good of a rhymer.....but doggystyle makes you forget all of that shit....dude put so much game in the game that you cant even take nothing away from him.......
 
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new account2;740565 said:
snoop did nothin hip hop wise after that other than a few radio bangers..... the sole reason snoop can do a lotta the dumbshit he do is cause doggystyle is etched in our minds hip hop and lifestyle wise....."We dont love them hoes"....c'mon now........cornrows and blowouts with pics.......hockey jerseys.........Gin and Juice.......INDO..........All star Converse......on the reg............

its like we see the same snoop dog we saw from doggystyle, but on some hip hop shit, snoop been wack since doggfather.....keep it real.......snoop not even that good of a rhymer.....but doggystyle makes you forget all of that shit....dude put so much game in the game that you cant even take nothing away from him.......

Most of that stuff was shit that was popping in the west coast and none of that has anything to do with the music of that album, Snoop was real popular around 92-94.
 
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hlf;740443 said:
^^

Really? He had the whole world banging "Gin n Juice" and "Whats My Name". Brought Slick Ricks anthem back to life with "Lodi Dodi". Had the dope ass award show performance with "Murder Was The Case"

Reasonable Doubt cant hold a candle to Doggystyle for all around entertainment.

Maybe not in entertainment, but damn sure in lyricism.
 
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All the stuff you're mentioning about Snoop is more or less the hype surrounding him, nothing to do with music. Like would anybody say (just an example) that Carter 3 made people wear tight jeans
 
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