bbbbbbounce : a-yo

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NYRyder1983 : Hip-Hop in the 90s wasn't about auto-tunes, ringtones and all the other crap the no-talent artists of today have been utilizing to get into the game. I am so proud to grow in the 90s where music was about something and not about

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gaeaandproud : I have great respect for KRS and the Living Legends, Tribe ect. however the music has to cater to what the population demands, and todays population doesn't want knowledge spitters like Immortal anymore because nobody cares about that shit. To say that there are no new rhymers is absurd, look at Hopsin or A$AP or Logic, but they also make shit that people can bang in their cars or at the club because that's what's relevant at the moment. TL:DR=don't hate the players hate thepsin or A$AP or Logic, but they also make shit that people can bang in their cars or at the club because that's what's relevant at the moment. TL:DR=don't hate the players hate the game Plus

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TheNamesMillen1 : Method Man, Redman - A-YO ft.

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mrhanky5555 : What song at

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tejada729 : Back in the 90's and 80's they were not just rappers but lyrisist there rhymes had to smoothly blend in word by word. In rythmic fasion and it would also go smoothly with the beat and hook. We just don't have that

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john1987805 : I'm 24 and I'm proud that all i bump is leaders of the new school, wu tang clan, camp lo, a tribe called quest, the pharcyde, de la soul, brand nubain, mf doom, krs-1, nas, snoop dr. dre, the far east movement, O.C. (times up hot joint). Just a bunch of lyrical legends. I just wish that I was a teen in the late 80's-early 90's of when it all went down. Aye, better late then never cause at least I knowteen in the late 80's-early 90's of when it all went down. Aye, better late then never cause at least I know now. Plus

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