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  • Jan 24
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    They only knew how to rap like Houdini, they never learned to change their flow to the contemporary flow we know now

    90s brought monumental evolution for Rap

  • LL Cool J exists

  • Jan 24
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    Oblivion X

    Ya got them f***ed up

    !https://youtu.be/XTq_lpMYIDQ!https://youtu.be/fTnJ1W8Bbrg!https://youtu.be/eeRj3uShR9w

    Lyrically they can rap w snoop and big

    These all classics but nah man yall got Big f***ed up

    His rhyme schemes were way more advanced than these

    That’s where yall really be confused at when it comes to rap, it’s the schemes that make a great rapper

    Even 90s snoop had some pretty advanced schemes and patterns on doggystyle, a lot of 80s rappers had basic predictable rhyme patterns

  • Jan 24

    Good question tbh

  • Jan 24
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    ryuH

    These all classics but nah man yall got Big f***ed up

    His rhyme schemes were way more advanced than these

    That’s where yall really be confused at when it comes to rap, it’s the schemes that make a great rapper

    Even 90s snoop had some pretty advanced schemes and patterns on doggystyle, a lot of 80s rappers had basic predictable rhyme patterns

    Maybe kool g and kane but not rakim. Rakim's most defining trait is his advanced rhyme schemes

    And as far as snoop, snoop wasn't doing anything crazy that these 3 couldn't do

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    internet buddy

    Slick Rick didn’t have any relevancy after 1991

    He caught a murder case or some s***/shot at his cousin rather and got deported/that started a bunch of those type of issues and plenty of the top rappers of that decade evolved from his flow

    Just for context

  • Jan 24
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    internet buddy

    Slick Rick didn’t have any relevancy after 1991

    Notice how we keep coming back to this year in this discussion no matter what angle

  • boobdylan

    cause rap got too complex and they couldn’t technically catch up

    Yeah. One the simple flow sped up, they didn’t adapt

  • Jan 25
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    BRAVE

    Notice how we keep coming back to this year in this discussion no matter what angle

    I haven’t been paying attention to the other posts in this thread

    I honestly just picked a random year

  • Oblivion X
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    Maybe kool g and kane but not rakim. Rakim's most defining trait is his advanced rhyme schemes

    And as far as snoop, snoop wasn't doing anything crazy that these 3 couldn't do

    Snoop was all aura

  • BRAVE

    Notice how we keep coming back to this year in this discussion no matter what angle

    Looking it up rap wise some of those songs make it seem like “the first year of ‘the 90’s’” compared to 1990 seemingly like an extension of the 80’s

    I feel that way about all years that end in zero at the beginning of a decade lol

  • Oblivion X

    Ya got them f***ed up

    !https://youtu.be/XTq_lpMYIDQ!https://youtu.be/fTnJ1W8Bbrg!https://youtu.be/eeRj3uShR9w

    Lyrically they can rap w snoop and big

    Rakim

  • Jan 25
    Oblivion X

    Maybe kool g and kane but not rakim. Rakim's most defining trait is his advanced rhyme schemes

    And as far as snoop, snoop wasn't doing anything crazy that these 3 couldn't do

    Maybe you have a point about snoop but Big was more advanced than even the great Rakim when it came the schemes imo

    Big made you feel every syllable of his verses, had unpredictable flow switches, could change pace on a dime without the slightest hint that he was winded (and he was a big cat too), all with absolutely impeccable timing and rhythm (again down to the syllable of each word) and a delivery that punched through the speakers

    Rakim was dead nice but Big comfortably clears

    Him, Jay, and Nas all do

  • boobdylan

    he cant cause he cappin

  • Jan 25
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    Oblivion X

    Maybe kool g and kane but not rakim. Rakim's most defining trait is his advanced rhyme schemes

    And as far as snoop, snoop wasn't doing anything crazy that these 3 couldn't do

    Kool G had crazy schemes

  • Jan 25
    Pusha P

    They only knew how to rap like Houdini, they never learned to change their flow to the contemporary flow we know now

    90s brought monumental evolution for Rap

    That Whodini style ended in 85-86.

  • Jan 25
    NGNL

    Kool G had crazy schemes

    Listen to Illmatic and tell me that ain't Kool G Rap.

    His schemes were as complex as it gets.

  • internet buddy

    Slick Rick didn’t have any relevancy after 1991

    yeah cause he went to jail lmao

  • This is REAL RAP

  • NGNL

    Kool G had crazy schemes

    Yea, just think rakim was more advanced

  • Jan 25
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    Goo

    80's rappers actually evolved technically and put out some of their best material in the early 90's

    But after that rap changed too much like you said.

    Drop some recs

  • Jan 25
    internet buddy

    I haven’t been paying attention to the other posts in this thread

    I honestly just picked a random year

    Even more to the point - that was instinctively the year you chose

  • RESIGNED
    !https://youtu.be/MkXYiBE7sa4

    CRAZY

    real

  • Jan 25

    THE FORCE

  • Big Tobacco

    Hope this mfr got his brains blown out in Gaza

    holy f***

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