Crazy how many UGK references Gibbs makes in his discog. Especially in ESGN.
@op please listen to ESGN by Freddie Gibbs
Also, let me know if you’re still up for a listening session of UGK tomorrow.
"Ultimately, ESGN may not be a cultural event. It doesn’t introduce a new sound, nor does it feature many moments we haven’t heard before. Yet what makes this album important are all the reasons Hip Hop needs Freddie Gibbs. On any one album, he can give you pieces of Tupac, UGK, Three 6 Mafia, and blend them into a harmony that would make Bone Thugs-n-Harmony proud. And on that point, ESGN is a massive success.”
Crazy how many UGK references Gibbs makes in his discog. Especially in ESGN.
@op please listen to ESGN by Freddie Gibbs
Also, let me know if you’re still up for a listening session of UGK tomorrow.
Bro I took a week break back now
soon we have that session.
Free @Goo as well was hoping to see you here
"Ultimately, ESGN may not be a cultural event. It doesn’t introduce a new sound, nor does it feature many moments we haven’t heard before. Yet what makes this album important are all the reasons Hip Hop needs Freddie Gibbs. On any one album, he can give you pieces of Tupac, UGK, Three 6 Mafia, and blend them into a harmony that would make Bone Thugs-n-Harmony proud. And on that point, ESGN is a massive success.”
Esgn is goated.
Bro I took a week break back now
soon we have that session.
My bro!!! I take breaks from KTT all the time.. I feel you
Idk how I missed this thread
This still my favorite UGK song
Niggas was laying down the game
My bro!!! I take breaks from KTT all the time.. I feel you
my bro. I’m glad to be back.