Thanks

Brah get tf on that now

The Ummah

it's crazy cause when that album dropped every rapper in europe went from the run dmc / party MC's vibe to their sound

but sample selection and keeping it simple made them stand the test of time

That Queensbridge sound is timeless. ASAP Yams said it was his favorite style of production. Having Q-Tip right there helped too. Havoc said he ripped the drums from Bonita Applebum to make G.O.D Part 3 too.

Them, Mega, Noyd, Lakey, Twin, Illa Ghee, and Littles, etc.

And Alc was the bridge.

maybe not directly but kendrick's biggest influences probably all took from mobb

great song pick

f*** you

i like outkast

just directly talking about like, wu tang clan tbf

biggie, mos def, tribe, ugk, three 6, goodie mobb, roots, de la soul do nothing for you?

i mean in his defense i think it's fair for a kanye west fan to not really be a fan of rap in general. especially if you got into him post-graduation.

that said you're doing yourself a great disservice not knowing the history and the sounds that formed modern rap. your overall listening experience will be way better if you get a deep understanding of the artists mentioned itt.

i used to like them but not anymore, my taste has just moved past it ig

Me and the kitten been bumpin this for bout 30 minutes now

All god tier albums

Goat level 90s music

I love it

90s east coast rap and grunge music 🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿

this the most backwards post ever