ya'll know this one...

Finess said:

please refresh my memory.

I've got a better one for u....Do u all remember the answer to that song called, "Games females play"?

shorttrini said:

it was put out a week after T's version on the same label "Fever records"

Finess said:

To me, that's when rap was rap.Remember Finesse and Sinqest.... Finesse was Angie Stone.

shorttrini said:

Finesse was Not Angie Stone... Angie Stone was in the Sequence crew as Angie B do your homework on Rap then come back and try again. thanks for playing tho'

Finess said:

You are 100% correct. Mind u back in the day, those were the groups that I would listen to. There seemed to be so many. It is easy for a guy to get mixed up.

Here are two other questions for you.

1. Who produced "The Show", by Douggie Fresh & Slick Rick?

2. Name the most famous member of the rap duo, Jekyl & Hyde?
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shorttrini said:

1.Andre Harrell ( who i went to Jr High school with)


2ndly why must you feel you have to test me on Hip hop history i am a student of Grandmaster Flash and Kool Herc. growing up in the South Bronx i got into dj'ing in late 1975. ive seen every dj battle, every Mc battle. no need for these tests on my authenticity in Hip hop.
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Finess said:

Hey. I did not mean to insult or offend you. I was just trying to have a little fun. It was nice talking to someone who knows just about as much about something as I do.( there was no need to tell me your entire hip hop, battle resume). I to have been around old hip hop for as long as you have. I enjoy it and in fact, miss that era. If you find exchanging knowledge with each other a test....then you are taking it way too seriously. Peace.