Any hip-hop heads in the "building"?

Philreal187

Philreal187

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Hard to believe this was four years ago..


And this is fourteen years ago..


twenty four years ago


The message is what hip hop will always be to me. I find all the art I enjoy of any kind always goes back to its message. This world is evolving faster than ever before, and the right message needs to be spread. This is why we have the largest and fastest access to information ever. What will happen is unknown but keeping yourself right is all you can do. Be peace, love, and harmony!!


:peace:
 
Quetzalcoatl

Quetzalcoatl

DEADY GUERRERO/DIRT COBAIN/GEORGE KUSH
Been on a Maxo kick again... new tape dropped recently and I've played it through a bunch. Loving the beat selection, feels kinda the same the whole tape but a little more EDM trap not as actual trap (trap muzik) but I really like it.

Me an Ike we be finessin on the plug
Money do he jugg and packs he run it up
75 a line my nigga that's that mud
Remix it with that Karo I can't show no love


 
Philreal187

Philreal187

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@syrupy Thanks for that post never heard of Aesop Rock before :shrug:
Definitely had a killer vapman session while enjoying this album! Didn't manage to watch the whole video because the internet distracted me... Guess it is just going to have to get another full listen!

@Quetzalcoatl Them Maxo kream beats are sick! I went and found that album on datpiff and downloaded it for my new daily shower music.


Youtube played this ablum for me today.


:peace:
 
Slow Draw McGraw

Slow Draw McGraw

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I know a lot of people don't like this type of mainstream southern rap/hip-hop. I usually dont get down on this style, but today this track came on in the mix and I haven't heard it in years. Still gets me moving. Although I'm not a fan of all the lyrical content, I couldn't help but turn it up when the beat came on.
 
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