sup street hop homies?

[Biological]

sup street hop?

its ya man B here 2 str8 represent this hip hop culture wit yall...yall been holding this net foundation down 4 a minture now...glad im down wit the team...keep doing ya thing playaz...:thumb:

 

[AmerikazMost]

welcome

where ya from? who do ya listen to? etc.

 

[DJ Harris]

hey man!

 

[Biological]

welcome

where ya from? who do ya listen to? etc.

Im from the East Coast,im from the east but still got mad love for the West Coast down south and everywhere in-beteewn,i ain't trippin.
i listen to a lot of stuff,Pac,Nas,Kool G Rap,Big Pun,but i've lately been listening to mostly old school alot because i ain't really feeling all this flashy look at my mouth full of diamonds, my big rims and night clubs full of strippers,the beats might be bangin' but the lyrics are mad weak,i miss the grity and grimy hip hop of the past,like Onyx,Wu-Tang,Ghetto Boys,spice-1,Mc eight,there mane focus in there music was never money hoes & clothes,they had certain aspects of that but it was never the mane focus.
it seems like now all the real lyricist can't get major distribution anymore because most labels probably consider them old and out dated,they'd rather snig some 18 year old with no lyrical talent, but has a "Street Buzz" and a some what moderately successful producer backing them.

i've lately been stuck in the early 90's,mostly east coast stuff old school a little underground and independent.

 

[Biological]

hey man!

hey....

 

[Diaz]

Im from the East Coast,im from the east but still got mad love for the West Coast down south and everywhere in-beteewn,i ain't trippin.
i listen to a lot of stuff,Pac,Nas,Kool G Rap,Big Pun,but i've lately been listening to mostly old school alot because i ain't really feeling all this flashy look at my mouth full of diamonds, my big rims and night clubs full of strippers,the beats might be bangin' but the lyrics are mad weak,i miss the grity and grimy hip hop of the past,like Onyx,Wu-Tang,Ghetto Boys,spice-1,Mc eight,there mane focus in there music was never money hoes & clothes,they had certain aspects of that but it was never the mane focus.
it seems like now all the real lyricist can't get major distribution anymore because most labels probably consider them old and out dated,they'd rather snig some 18 year old with no lyrical talent, but has a "Street Buzz" and a some what moderately successful producer backing them.

i've lately been stuck in the early 90's,mostly east coast stuff old school a little underground and independent.

Yes most of us here agree with that.

Welcome.

 

[Sebastian]

im not your homey :angry:

welcome

 

[DontGo2Sleep]

it seems like now all the real lyricist can't get major distribution anymore because most labels probably consider them old and out dated,they'd rather snig some 18 year old with no lyrical talent, but has a "Street Buzz" and a some what moderately successful producer backing them.

either that, or they decide that they need to drop a hit "for the clubs and ladies" and put out something totally different from what they normally do. when it gives them sales, they like the outcome so much that they never go back to their original style.

and welcome.

 

[S. Fourteen]

I heard gangstas make the world go around.

Welcome!