Goo

4y

Damn

I remember that he tweeted about that dude you're talking about but I can't find his name anywhere

wet runny poo

4y

There was a thread made by someone few months ago and it sounded so much like Snoop

wet runny poo

4y

There was a thread made by someone few months ago and it sounded so much like Snoop

Mango

4y

Can't find the thread or the tweet. I'm interested now too.

How many people even did g funk before Snoop and Dre and them? MC Breed, South Central Cartel, Above the Law. Can't be too many.

Mango

4y

Can't find the thread or the tweet. I'm interested now too.

How many people even did g funk before Snoop and Dre and them? MC Breed, South Central Cartel, Above the Law. Can't be too many.

wet runny poo

4y

F*** I'm dumb as s*** it wasn't Snoop it was Biggie

I found the thread https://ktt2.com/i-present-to-you-king-tee-the-guy-biggie-got-his-style-from-56939

@Goo

Mango

4y

Well on my wild goose chase I found this lol @Goo

Mango

4y

Well on my wild goose chase I found this lol @Goo

Goo

4y

Lol there was one with Snoop tho

I never saw the Biggie one.

RX figtalk

4y

yo this is egregious

wet runny poo

4y

Listen to this s***

Mango

4y

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Not convinced either of these dudes were doing Big or Snoop's sound before they did. Mr. 3-2 sounded nothing like he did post-Snoop on Convicts in 1991. King Tee has some tracks on his 1993 album which kinda fit, but BIG's demo tape from 1991 is earlier than anything on that. We also have that vid of BIG freestyling in 1991. Tee's 1995 album is the one that got posted here where the sound is unmistakably BIG style.

Honestly these dudes are both biters being credited with inventing

Mango

4y

Not convinced either of these dudes were doing Big or Snoop's sound before they did. Mr. 3-2 sounded nothing like he did post-Snoop on Convicts in 1991. King Tee has some tracks on his 1993 album which kinda fit, but BIG's demo tape from 1991 is earlier than anything on that. We also have that vid of BIG freestyling in 1991. Tee's 1995 album is the one that got posted here where the sound is unmistakably BIG style.

Honestly these dudes are both biters being credited with inventing

wet runny poo

4y

King Tee's first album came out in 1988 although his style was more old school

Idk if this is true but this is on King Tee's Wiki page

The Notorious B.I.G. influence
T greatly influenced The Notorious B.I.G. with his deep voice, flow and rhyme style, which Big would at times imitate on his 1994 album Ready to Die. Tee later paid homage to Biggie on the track "6 In'a Moe'nin" on his album Thy Kingdom Come, using a similar setup to and vocal samples of Biggie's track "Somebody's Got to Die". In 2010, Ice-T confirmed in an interview that King T was one of B.I.G's favorite MC.4

Goo

4y

So that's why Jay named his album Kingdom Come

wet runny poo

4y

King Tee's first album came out in 1988 although his style was more old school

Idk if this is true but this is on King Tee's Wiki page

The Notorious B.I.G. influence
T greatly influenced The Notorious B.I.G. with his deep voice, flow and rhyme style, which Big would at times imitate on his 1994 album Ready to Die. Tee later paid homage to Biggie on the track "6 In'a Moe'nin" on his album Thy Kingdom Come, using a similar setup to and vocal samples of Biggie's track "Somebody's Got to Die". In 2010, Ice-T confirmed in an interview that King T was one of B.I.G's favorite MC.4

Mango

4y

Biggie's demo and corner freestyle sound way more that style than anything I can find from Tee prior.

Mango

4y

I skimmed Convicts from '91. Sounds like a Geto Boys album. If somebody can point to a track that sounds proto-Snoop before What's My Name I'll change my mind obviously.

wet runny poo

4y

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kingdom_Come

Dre produced most of this

Goo

4y

And he also produced some of Jay's Kingdom Come