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Funny how quickly Uzi passed up Young Thug in popularity. Young Thug's next album cover probably has to be a gif of him sucking cock to get some buzz now.
Uzi fucking wishes he could make a project a quarter as good as JEFFERY.Funny how quickly Uzi passed up Young Thug in popularity. Young Thug's next album cover probably has to be a gif of him sucking cock to get some buzz now.
he may be a terrible performer/artist outright but he can write tho, that's the reason he's still got some buzz surrounding him
If this thread keeps up to its name there is going to be a rappers mom rank followed by someone explaining how Kendrick's mom can't be the goat
6lack was cool. Surprised by how much I've been replaying Bryson's album. Kinda hype for his next album. And DVSN and Gallants
I still have to watch this, damn. Song is the definition of a classic BTW. Been on a documentary kick for the past few months.Just finished watching the documentary on Nas's Illmatic album, "Time is Illmatic". Pretty decent. Nas writing those verses from ages 17-19 still blows my mind. The documentary also made me rediscover this tune:
Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge Is Over
Just finished watching the documentary on Nas's Illmatic album, "Time is Illmatic". Pretty decent. Nas writing those verses from ages 17-19 still blows my mind. The documentary also made me rediscover this tune:
Boogie Down Productions - The Bridge Is Over
Haven't watched it yet, but there's "Hip-Hop Evolution" from Netflix:I still have to watch this, damn. Song is the definition of a classic BTW. Been on a documentary kick for the past few months.
On that note, what are the best hip-hop documentaries?
I still have to watch this, damn. Song is the definition of a classic BTW. Been on a documentary kick for the past few months.
On that note, what are the best hip-hop documentaries?
You seen Hip-Hop Evolution on Netflix yet?I've seen quiet a few over the years, but my memory is shit but here's some I of the ones I found interesting:
Beats, Rhymes & Life (Tribe called quest doc)
The Carter (lil wayne doc)
Planet Rock: The Story of Hip-Hop and the Crack Generation
Biggie & Tupac
Fresh Dressed (More about hip hop style/clothing but interesting none the less)
Multiple 2pac docs if you're into him, such as Tupac Shakur: Thug Angel or Tupac Resurrection
Wu: The Story of the Wu-Tang Clan
There's quite a few I haven't seen and also a few from the 80s which I haven't seen but really need to get around to watching
Hm, someone recced that here a while ago. Gonna check that out if it's on Netflix Germany. Strange though that I've never heard of Stretch & Bobbito as a 90's Rap Head.Stretch and Bobbito Radio That Changed Lives is the best.
Truer than you'll ever know.MustBeARealDragWakingUpAndBeingYou
MustBeARealDragWakingUpAndBeingYou
You seen Hip-Hop Evolution on Netflix yet?
Heh, that's actually the same reason I haven't watched it yet either.Not yet, but I actually just added it to my list yesterday! Still not sure if I will watch it as I've read books and seen multiple documentaries on hip hop, and looking at the episode descriptions of these, its topics already covered in depth. I think I'll still check out the first episode at least to see what Netflix's spin on it is, maybe they've got some decent interviews. I just wish they covered different. I mean come on, an episode on "the birth of gangsta rap". How many times has that been covered?!
-naked butt gif-
D.R.A.M brings the heat.
Apologies if that gif is NSFW, lol.
Bro you should delete that, it's a perma if mod peeks in here.