All Things Hippity and Hoppity

Originally Posted by Tibor

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IMHO Funk is way more street than any Hip-Hop will ever be or ever has been. With that said I love Hip Hop!

Really? How is that?

Originally Posted by jpeirpont

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Is isn't definitive of course but it means something, particularly Swizz saying he is the best rapper out now. And really he is simply the best out at this moment. You disagree but you are wrong. When you realize your mistake you can pm me or something, and we can celebrate your enlightenment together with some Hennessy.

Will have to agree to disagree. Some Henn does sound good though.

Originally Posted by Tibor

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IMHO Funk is way more street than any Hip-Hop will ever be or ever has been. With that said I love Hip Hop!



After I saw you say that Masta P was from the Bay I knew that all future comments from you would be off.

Originally Posted by Blackfyre

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After I saw you say that Masta P was from the Bay I knew that all future comments from you would be off.

I Know Master P is not from the Bay.
TRU - Mobbin' Through The Hood with Master P

At the time Circa 96' he was with Tru Respresenting the East Bay on the track, especially Richmond.
As I said O.G. Bay Area Hip Hop not native born Rappers of the Bay.

I know, I took the Richmond Bart every week. I was the one white guy(possibly within 2 miles of the Richmond Bart Station) and the only one in a 1930's double breasted drape suit and a bespoke Optimo Fedora that everyone was trying to sell a stolen Bart Transit ticket to.

Originally Posted by jpeirpont

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Credibility completely lost here my man.

Oh yeah Ed at? He usually weighs in. Also Rick Ross is the best rapper out right now- BAWSE.

the irony

Originally Posted by gladhands

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the irony

+1

Originally Posted by SeanathonHuff

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Details?
I remember it had "Ghetto Story", "Game Time", and a few other tracks that weren't on the main Food & Liquor album. I'll see if I can locate a downloadable copy on the net. I enjoyed it more than the actual copy; the gritty feel just worked well for the CD. And Rick Ross is not the "best" rapper right now, lol. Just because you have a peach fuzz buzz right now, you can't qualify as the best rapper. He should stick to what he does best, getting crab meat stuck in his beard. Citing the media doesn't really help your cause. Every year XL and other magazines do there best rapper lists and **** never makes any sense. Popular at the moment doesn't equal best. I think Drake is a perfect example of that.

Originally Posted by Tibor

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I Know Master P is not from the Bay.
TRU - Mobbin' Through The Hood with Master P

At the time Circa 96' he was with Tru Respresenting the East Bay on the track, especially Richmond.
As I said O.G. Bay Area Hip Hop not native born Rappers of the Bay.


100% correct. He got his start in the Bay, released about 5 TRU records representing the bay, before he and No Limit moved back to New Orleans. First West Coast Bad Boyz album was released when he was in the bay. The Ghetto's Trying To Kill Me is a 100% bay album.

Originally Posted by Tibor

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I Know Master P is not from the Bay.
TRU - Mobbin' Through The Hood with Master P

At the time Circa 96' he was with Tru Respresenting the East Bay on the track, especially Richmond.
As I said O.G. Bay Area Hip Hop not native born Rappers of the Bay.

I know, I took the Richmond Bart every week. I was the one white guy(possibly within 2 miles of the Richmond Bart Station) and the only one in a 1930's double breasted drape suit and a bespoke Optimo Fedora that everyone was trying to sell a stolen Bart Transit ticket to.

My bad good sir...continue on.

Originally Posted by Gingahbman

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And Rick Ross is not the "best" rapper right now, lol. Just because you have a peach fuzz buzz right now, you can't qualify as the best rapper. He should stick to what he does best, getting crab meat stuck in his beard.

This is hilarious. I like Rawse, though. He's my second favorite bearded rapper...third favorite if Sean Price happens to be rocking the beard that month.

My favourite bearded rapper has to be Freeway. No question.

check "Freeway's Beard"

We keep nines tucked / chop dimes up / rap about it / wild out / **** niggas up / laugh about it

Originally Posted by ClambakeSkate

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We keep nines tucked / chop dimes up / rap about it / wild out / **** niggas up / laugh about it

His rhyme scheme on that entire song is ******* crazy. It's master-class emceeing .

On that same album he has a track with Beanie, called "Life" (I think) where he has an ABCD/ABCD rhyme scheme. He was basically rhyming full paragraphs.

If you guys want to talk about rhyme skill, let's talk Elzhi.