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classic BDK ~ Ain't No Half Steppin
I’m just gonna sit here laid back to this nice mellow beat, you know And drop some smooth lyrics Cause it’s ? 8 Time to set it straight, knowwhati’msaying And ain’t no half stepping Word I’m ready> Rappers stepping to me they want to get some But I’m the kane, so yo, you know the outcome Another victory They can’t get with me So pick a bc date cause you’re history I’m the authentic poet to get lyrical For you to beat me, it’s gonna take a miracle And, stepping to me, yo that’s the wrong move So what you on, hobbs, dope or dog food? Competition I just devour Like a pitbull against a chihuahua Cause when it comes to being dope, hot damn I got it good, now let me tell you who I am The b-i-g d-a-double d-y k-a-n-e Dramatic, asiatic, not like many I’m different, so don’t compare me to another Cause they can’t hang, word to the mother At least not with the principal in this pedigree So when I roll on you rappers, you better be Ready to die because you’re petty You’re just a butter knife, I’m a machete That’s made by ginzu, wait until when you Try to front, so I can chop into Your body, just because you try to be basing Friday the 13th, i’mma play jason No type of joke, gag, game, puzzle or riddle The name is big daddy, yes big not little So define it Here’s your walking papers, sign it And take a walk As the kane start to talk, cause... Ain’t no half-steppin? I’m the big daddy kane (3 times) My rhymes are so dope and The rappers be hoping To sound like me, so soon I’ll have to open A school of mcing, for those who want to be in My field in court Then again on second thought To have mc’s coming out sounding so similar It’s quite confusing for you to remember The originator, and boy do I hate a Perpetrator, but I’m much greater The best oh yes I guess suggest the rest should fess Don’t mess or test your highness Unless you just address with best finesse And bless the paragraph I manifest Rap prime minister, some say sinister Non-stopping the groove, until when it’s the Climax, and I max, relax and chill Have a break from a take of me acting ill Brain cells are lit, ideas start to hit Next the formation of words that fit At the table I sit, making it legit And when my pen hits the paper, ahh shit! I stop and stand strong over mc’s And devour with the power of hercules Or samson, but I go further the length Cause you could scalp my cameo and I’ll still have strength And no, that’s not a myth, and if you try to riff Or get with, the man with the given gift of gab Your vocab, I’ll only ignore Be sleeping on your rhymes till I start to snore You can’t awake me, or even make me Fear you, son, cause you can’t do me none So, think about it if you’re trying to go When you want to step to me, I think you should know that... Ain’t no half-steppin? I’m the big daddy kane (3 times) I appear right here and scare and dare A mere musketeer that would dare to compare Put him in the rear, back there where he can’t see clear Get a beer, idea or near stare, yeah So on to be want to be competition Trying to step to me--must be on a mission Up on the stage is where i’mma get you at You think I’m losing? Psst, picture that... Ain’t no half-steppin? (3 times) Mister cee, step to me... The name is big daddy, you know, as in your father So when you hear a def rhyme, believe that I’m the author I grab the mic and make mc’s evaporate The party people say, damn...that rapper’s great The creator conductor of poetry Et cetera, et cetera, it ain’t easy being me I speak clearly so you can understand Put words together like letter, man Now that’s dictation, proceeding to my innovation Not like the other mc’s, who are an imitation Or an animation, a cartoon to me But when I’m finished, I’m sure that you are soon to see Reality, my secret technique Because I always speak with mentality I put my title in your face, dare you to base And if you try and come get it, yo i’mma show you who’s with it So if you know like I know, instead of messing around Play like roy rogers and slooow doown Just give yourself a break, or someone else will take Your title, namely me, cause I’m homicidal That means murder, cause I’m about to hurt a- Nother mc, that try to get with me I’ll just break him and bake him and rake him And take him and mold him and make him Hold up the peace sign... Assalam walaikum!  Just Call Me Afrochick
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another classic BDK ~ (I Work) I Get The Job Done
Kane] Hey yo Teddy [Riley] Yo [Kane] I ran into a young lady Maliya last night [Riley] Word? [Kane] Must have been her husband's payday [Riley] Heheh [Kane] because she bought me this here brand new diamond link that you see me with on [Riley] Mmm [Kane] Smooth, you knowhatI'msayin? You know why? [Riley] Why Kane? [Kane] Cause I get the job done Chorus: repeat 2X "I work" (3X) "I work.. baby!" [Big Daddy Kane] The question at hand, is how do I love thee? I count the ways but girls don't shove me One by one you can come and caress me Undress and molest me but you can't posess me Because I love a young lady that's beautiful but one that's smart for me, is more suitable In other words, to make it simple and plain You gotta have a brain in order to be Ms. Kane But in the case of not becomin my lady I take em eight to eighty, dumb crippled and crazy Crisp and clean with no caffeine and a pair of spandex or either tight jeans Couldn't believe the ones with the Chinese cunt but I'll take em with the weave hangin down to they butts And if you step up in a large sum Like Martin Luther King, I Shall Overcome I get the job done Chorus (+ Kane says "I get the job done!" every two lines) [Big Daddy Kane] Some of you ladies make moves too quick And settle down, without havin a large pick Rushin to becomin some pooh-butt's wife and no longer do you enjoy, the married life Well, I let you know this is a brand new year so never fear, the Big Daddy is here To do things in places your husband wouldn't And do certain things he probably just couldn't Let me sneak into your life, like a thief in the night Lick your body all over and squeeze you real tight Nibble all over your ear and give your back a massage You'll say, "Oooh I like it just like DeBarge" (how large) Smooth and mild I'll make you smile Honey child and if you like then get buckwild And when I turn her back on, you'll have to say like Calgon, please take me away So when your main course is doin nothin for ya Just look at me as a tasty side order that came into your life and brought a thrill Cause any husband won't, I'm a neighbor who will, get the job done.. Chorus (+ Kane says "I get the job done!" every two lines) [Kane] T.R., take it to the bridge, uhh! [Big Daddy Kane] Here's a perfect description of me Six foot one, and dark and lovely And if they're sayin black is beautiful, it's true not phony I'm Brown-er than Bobby so won't you be my +Tenderoni+ And get a whiff of this nymphomaniac and uhh, the date mack is ready to attack and prove that I'm a pro and far from a rookie Ain't no hair on my chest, but I'm one tough cookie Whoever said you had to be one-hundred percent masculine in order to be in? I'd rather be more subtle and smooth and SOOTH Girl, you won't disapprove And I promise that you'll never forget Hmmmmm, now what's a title to fit me? A champ like Tyson, a Captain like Kirk, no Employee of the Month, cause yo, I do work The K-A-N-E is on the J-O-B An expert, cause I get it D-O-N-E So lights, camera, action - all hail the one! That gets the job done Chorus (+ Kane says "I get the job done!" every two lines) Just Call Me Afrochick
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2freaky4church1 said: Why wasn't Public Enemy honored?
That was last year, 2freaky. They were among the FIRST to be honored. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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Ice T was also amazing. 
Kanye was the worst  | |
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missed it  someone send me a tape...
but I love to play ol'school hip hop for my kid. They had a flow.....fuck a hook. | |
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lilgish said: Ice T was also amazing.
Kanye was the worst Yeah, Ice came out like a champ. I'm really glad he got his due. He had a great run from the mid-80's to the early 90's, he put "gangsta rap" on the map because he was a compelling storyteller. P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like.
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Moonwalkbjrain said: CinisterCee said:  whats so funny? i'm serious! scratching is cool, but dude just went on and on and on, i'm surprised smoke aint rise up from the damn thing!I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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CinisterCee said: namepeace said: P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like.
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I was surprised as well that VH-1 seems to be going all out to make the Hip Hop Honors a real tribute to the genre. The genre we know and love. | |
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CinisterCee said: namepeace said: P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like.
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LadyFunkSoldier said: classic BDK ~ Ain't No Half Steppin
I’m just gonna sit here laid back to this nice mellow beat, you know And drop some smooth lyrics Cause it’s ? 8 Time to set it straight, knowwhati’msaying And ain’t no half stepping Word I’m ready> Rappers stepping to me they want to get some But I’m the kane, so yo, you know the outcome Another victory They can’t get with me So pick a bc date cause you’re history I’m the authentic poet to get lyrical For you to beat me, it’s gonna take a miracle And, stepping to me, yo that’s the wrong move So what you on, hobbs, dope or dog food? Competition I just devour Like a pitbull against a chihuahua Cause when it comes to being dope, hot damn I got it good, now let me tell you who I am The b-i-g d-a-double d-y k-a-n-e Dramatic, asiatic, not like many I’m different, so don’t compare me to another Cause they can’t hang, word to the mother At least not with the principal in this pedigree So when I roll on you rappers, you better be Ready to die because you’re petty You’re just a butter knife, I’m a machete That’s made by ginzu, wait until when you Try to front, so I can chop into Your body, just because you try to be basing Friday the 13th, i’mma play jason No type of joke, gag, game, puzzle or riddle The name is big daddy, yes big not little So define it Here’s your walking papers, sign it And take a walk As the kane start to talk, cause... Ain’t no half-steppin? I’m the big daddy kane (3 times) My rhymes are so dope and The rappers be hoping To sound like me, so soon I’ll have to open A school of mcing, for those who want to be in My field in court Then again on second thought To have mc’s coming out sounding so similar It’s quite confusing for you to remember The originator, and boy do I hate a Perpetrator, but I’m much greater The best oh yes I guess suggest the rest should fess Don’t mess or test your highness Unless you just address with best finesse And bless the paragraph I manifest Rap prime minister, some say sinister Non-stopping the groove, until when it’s the Climax, and I max, relax and chill Have a break from a take of me acting ill Brain cells are lit, ideas start to hit Next the formation of words that fit At the table I sit, making it legit And when my pen hits the paper, ahh shit! I stop and stand strong over mc’s And devour with the power of hercules Or samson, but I go further the length Cause you could scalp my cameo and I’ll still have strength And no, that’s not a myth, and if you try to riff Or get with, the man with the given gift of gab Your vocab, I’ll only ignore Be sleeping on your rhymes till I start to snore You can’t awake me, or even make me Fear you, son, cause you can’t do me none So, think about it if you’re trying to go When you want to step to me, I think you should know that... Ain’t no half-steppin? I’m the big daddy kane (3 times) I appear right here and scare and dare A mere musketeer that would dare to compare Put him in the rear, back there where he can’t see clear Get a beer, idea or near stare, yeah So on to be want to be competition Trying to step to me--must be on a mission Up on the stage is where i’mma get you at You think I’m losing? Psst, picture that... Ain’t no half-steppin? (3 times) Mister cee, step to me... The name is big daddy, you know, as in your father So when you hear a def rhyme, believe that I’m the author I grab the mic and make mc’s evaporate The party people say, damn...that rapper’s great The creator conductor of poetry Et cetera, et cetera, it ain’t easy being me I speak clearly so you can understand Put words together like letter, man Now that’s dictation, proceeding to my innovation Not like the other mc’s, who are an imitation Or an animation, a cartoon to me But when I’m finished, I’m sure that you are soon to see Reality, my secret technique Because I always speak with mentality I put my title in your face, dare you to base And if you try and come get it, yo i’mma show you who’s with it So if you know like I know, instead of messing around Play like roy rogers and slooow doown Just give yourself a break, or someone else will take Your title, namely me, cause I’m homicidal That means murder, cause I’m about to hurt a- Nother mc, that try to get with me I’ll just break him and bake him and rake him And take him and mold him and make him Hold up the peace sign... Assalam walaikum! That's it right there homegirl! 'Nuff said! | |
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namepeace said: lilgish said: Ice T was also amazing.
Kanye was the worst Yeah, Ice came out like a champ. I'm really glad he got his due. He had a great run from the mid-80's to the early 90's, he put "gangsta rap" on the map because he was a compelling storyteller. P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like. Someone had to say it. Ice-T always gets looked over when people are timelining the evolution of hip-hop. KRS-One seems to get overlooked a bit, also. You start with "Rapper's Delight" and then move on to "The Message." And then we have the first rap megastars with RUN-DMC. Then, LL Cool J adds a romantic side to it. Then Public Enemy adds social concience, and so forth and so on. But Ice-T was right there with PE. His music is not as political, but it is very socially relevant. He was a great storyteller, and was one of the few "gangsta rappers" who never really glorified the lifestyle. He laid it out, the ups and the downs, and let the listener come to his own conclusion. It's a jungle out there. | |
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namepeace said: Moonwalkbjrain said: whats so funny? i'm serious! scratching is cool, but dude just went on and on and on, i'm surprised smoke aint rise up from the damn thing!I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. shit i keepz it real on the 1200s | |
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hell yeah!!! He had the best performance on there, although i do have to say that this year's hip hop honors was way better than last year's. Kane's performance gave me something to remember, and he actually "performed" like artists do, he gave us a show...even though he ain't 22 no more, at 37, he did those dance steps just like he just finished the video to it yesterday...
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Abdul said: He gave the best performance, even broke out some of his old dance moves. I felt Black Thought and Common did great at paying Big Daddy Kane tribute as well.
I wish The Grand Master Flash & Furious Five tribute was a little bit longer, they are the first great crew in Hip Hop History they should of gotten to do at least four songs. shit, i love Common and have never heard him rap that fast before in my life, and then when he broke into that breakdance....whoo get it Common!!!! Yes, Common's and Black Thought's tribute to Kane blew T.I. out of the water!!! I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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CinisterCee said: namepeace said: P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like.
co-sign Namepeace, you couldn't have said any better than that...who knew that VH1 would come through!!! I will forever love and miss you...my sweet Prince. | |
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JACKAL said: namepeace said: Yeah, Ice came out like a champ. I'm really glad he got his due. He had a great run from the mid-80's to the early 90's, he put "gangsta rap" on the map because he was a compelling storyteller. P.S. -- 15 years ago, if you had told me that the one cable station that kept it the realest on hip-hop was VH1 I would have laughed myself to death. But it's true! They're gonna do a lot of these old school cats a big favor, and they're gonna do the current hip-hop audience a great service by showing them what REAL hip-hop was like. Someone had to say it. Ice-T always gets looked over when people are timelining the evolution of hip-hop. KRS-One seems to get overlooked a bit, also. You start with "Rapper's Delight" and then move on to "The Message." And then we have the first rap megastars with RUN-DMC. Then, LL Cool J adds a romantic side to it. Then Public Enemy adds social concience, and so forth and so on. But Ice-T was right there with PE. His music is not as political, but it is very socially relevant. He was a great storyteller, and was one of the few "gangsta rappers" who never really glorified the lifestyle. He laid it out, the ups and the downs, and let the listener come to his own conclusion. Ice held that shit down, when colors came on I was hype. | |
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lilgish said: JACKAL said: Someone had to say it. Ice-T always gets looked over when people are timelining the evolution of hip-hop. KRS-One seems to get overlooked a bit, also. You start with "Rapper's Delight" and then move on to "The Message." And then we have the first rap megastars with RUN-DMC. Then, LL Cool J adds a romantic side to it. Then Public Enemy adds social concience, and so forth and so on. But Ice-T was right there with PE. His music is not as political, but it is very socially relevant. He was a great storyteller, and was one of the few "gangsta rappers" who never really glorified the lifestyle. He laid it out, the ups and the downs, and let the listener come to his own conclusion. Ice held that shit down, when colors came on I was hype. At first, I wasn't too happy when I heard that he was performing with Snoop. I mean I used to love Snoop Dogg, but recently, his shit has been getting really corny. But he and Ice together was hot, I will say. It was good to see Snoop sound hardcore again. It's a jungle out there. | |
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namepeace said: Moonwalkbjrain said: whats so funny? i'm serious! scratching is cool, but dude just went on and on and on, i'm surprised smoke aint rise up from the damn thing!I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. I have to admit that I didn't like the scratching either because it interrupts the flow of the song. One second you're groovin' and then you have to stop because the dj wants to scratch...I don't get it. At least with a loop (although, I'd prefer it not be a rip off of someone else's music) theres no interruptions. | |
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VanitySixx said: namepeace said: I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. I have to admit that I didn't like the scratching either because it interrupts the flow of the song. One second you're groovin' and then you have to stop because the dj wants to scratch...I don't get it. At least with a loop (although, I'd prefer it not be a rip off of someone else's music) theres no interruptions. and i bet u think Kanye is a Musical genius right? | |
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No, I don't think Kanye's a musical genious but, I do like some of his songs. I really like Gold Digger right now. I just wish he could have used his talents to make a more positive song. | |
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VanitySixx said: No, I don't think Kanye's a musical genious but, I do like some of his songs. I really like Gold Digger right now. I just wish he could have used his talents to make a more positive song.
well to undserstand Dj culture i guess u had to have been around it, ive been a dj for over 30 years and played in the parks in the bronx.so dont go knockin what brought real hip hop culture to the universe. | |
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TheRealFiness said: VanitySixx said: No, I don't think Kanye's a musical genious but, I do like some of his songs. I really like Gold Digger right now. I just wish he could have used his talents to make a more positive song.
well to undserstand Dj culture i guess u had to have been around it, ive been a dj for over 30 years and played in the parks in the bronx.so dont go knockin what brought real hip hop culture to the universe. I'm not knocking anything I'm just stating my preference. | |
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VanitySixx said: namepeace said: I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. I have to admit that I didn't like the scratching either because it interrupts the flow of the song. One second you're groovin' and then you have to stop because the dj wants to scratch...I don't get it. At least with a loop (although, I'd prefer it not be a rip off of someone else's music) theres no interruptions. I'm not knocking your preference, and I like many of the new artists too, but I don't see how anyone could not associate scratching with hip-hop. It's the equivalent of an extended solo in a live rock performance. And, when done well, it adds to the enjoyment of the song. Scratching is a lost art in hip-hop. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: VanitySixx said: I have to admit that I didn't like the scratching either because it interrupts the flow of the song. One second you're groovin' and then you have to stop because the dj wants to scratch...I don't get it. At least with a loop (although, I'd prefer it not be a rip off of someone else's music) theres no interruptions. I'm not knocking your preference, and I like many of the new artists too, but I don't see how anyone could not associate scratching with hip-hop. It's the equivalent of an extended solo in a live rock performance. And, when done well, it adds to the enjoyment of the song. Scratching is a lost art in hip-hop. I do associate scratching with hip hop but, to old school hip hop. And I do love old school hip hop and I don't have a problem with ALL scratching I just don't like it when it (in my opinion) interrupts the flow of a song, especially when you're trying to dance to it. | |
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JACKAL said: lilgish said: Ice held that shit down, when colors came on I was hype. At first, I wasn't too happy when I heard that he was performing with Snoop. I mean I used to love Snoop Dogg, but recently, his shit has been getting really corny. But he and Ice together was hot, I will say. It was good to see Snoop sound hardcore again. Correct me if i'm wrong but didn't Snoop make remark about Ice T some years back saying he was a has been? | |
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VanitySixx said: namepeace said: I'm sorry, moonwalkbjrain, that's hysterical. and sad to the extent that hip-hop is more or less about a loop and a hook these days. From Kool Herc to Jam Master Jay to Terminator X, Kid Capri, Jazzy Jeff, and the incomparable DJ Premier, a great DJ is essential element in hip-hop. Sadly, the golden age of the pure dj is disappearing fast into the underground hip-hop and dance scene. I have to admit that I didn't like the scratching either because it interrupts the flow of the song. One second you're groovin' and then you have to stop because the dj wants to scratch...I don't get it. At least with a loop (although, I'd prefer it not be a rip off of someone else's music) theres no interruptions. exactly! thats what it is with me too. and like the thing with good times was dude just kept goin and going and going. i'm the type of person that can only take scratchin in small doses Yesterday is dead...tomorrow hasnt arrived yet....i have just ONE day...
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dancerella said: JACKAL said: At first, I wasn't too happy when I heard that he was performing with Snoop. I mean I used to love Snoop Dogg, but recently, his shit has been getting really corny. But he and Ice together was hot, I will say. It was good to see Snoop sound hardcore again. Correct me if i'm wrong but didn't Snoop make remark about Ice T some years back saying he was a has been? I suppose it's possible, but I doubt it. From everything that I've read, Snoop has always had a ton of respect for Ice-T. And, not to be rude, Snoop wishes he had the lyrical skill of Ice. It's a jungle out there. | |
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