>How the fuck are y'all supposed to dance to this trap shit. You youngbloods are trippin'.
>Now P-Funk, you can dance to that shit. Niggas was talented too, playing instruments and shit.
How the fuck are y'all supposed to dance to this trap shit. You youngbloods are trippin'
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Caleb Rivera
absolutely based
Robert Brown
This is really funny. I knew that this iteration of the boomer meme would manifest itself once I started to hear the term dadrap used. This is what true equality looks like- the blacks and whites are becoming one. We are solving race issues in the world. We are helping give the little black boy some power in the future. Because of my son ain’t got no power, then by Mary and Joseph, imma fucking kill you.
Ryder Anderson
based, sounds like one of the only black guys I'd like to hang out with
Gavin Peterson
Dude shut the fuck up, jesus christ. just enjoy the meme.
Jose Sanchez
g-funk is peak rap music
Levi Martinez
chords
strings
we brings
melody
Jose Harris
True
Christopher Moore
C R I N G E
John Adams
Eazy bodied that actor wannabe studio gangster on Real Muthaphuckin G's.
Matthew Flores
Whatever happened to black music? In the 60s and 70s black musicians were writing wholesome, romantic music while it was the white rock and punk artists pushing degeneracy. Great love songs and music promoting self improvement. Even Hip Hop up until the early to mid 90s had an air of class and intelligence about it.
Now every black musician seems to be releasing songs about drugs, clubbing and one night stands. What happened?
Austin Lewis
>Kids! Get that education!
Oliver Adams
It was the peak of West Coast Hip Hop, that's for sure. The only time LA actually dominated Hip Hop. Apart from Kendrick and Odd Future there hasn't really been any huge names to emerge since.
Also as much as The Chronic is one of my all time favourite Hip Hop albums it did seem to be a passing fad that was killed by 36 Chambers and Illmatic and the resurgence of East Coast.
Matthew Nelson
Wouldn't say the west was killed, bomb albums were coming in droves in '93, '94, '95 and '96. I'd put The Chronic in a tie with Illmatic as GOAT rap albums.
Blake Adams
Eazy and Snoop pretty much did the exact same thing, sell dope in Crip neighbourhoods while being very loosely affiliated with their sets.
Besides Snoop is a significantly better MC than Eazy.
Eli James
reminder that most black men in the 80s thought that rap was a corny fad
James Young
Imagine the state of black rap “music” where saying “yo yo we actually have chords and melody and strings we bring you dat shit” is actually a novel and unique aspect of your music .
Julian Carter
what are some other G-Funk albums as good as Doggystyle?
Jonathan Ross
Bump
Christian Miller
absolutely BASED
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Cameron Hill
They were right.
Brayden Peterson
80-90s west coast gangsta rap is the only genre of hip-hop with any merit
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Josiah Turner
>Whatever happened to black music?
((()))
Caleb Barnes
niggas wildin like they never put a glide in their stride or a dip in their hip and come onboard the mothership
Joshua Cooper
Is that E.T
Justin Robinson
>what happened?
you don't know about the degenerate black music from the 60s and 70s, only about the wholesome ones. stop being ingenuous.
or do you think white people in the 40s and 50s only produced wholesome jazz standards like Fly me to the Moon?
Grayson Perez
>sociopathic easy-listening
Leo Fisher
Everything DJ Quick have done.
Kayden Hill
Looks like Terry Crews in a bucket hat.
Christopher Clark
I worked with a crusty old black dude who sort of had this demeanor, although he was more into trashy early-2000's crunk and pop rap. Swell guy most of the time.