ChrisSimms#2
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Who Do You Think Had The Biggest Inpact On Rap?
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Michelle_Akemi
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Dr. Dre because he's a producer, rapper and record owner.
Although Ice Cube was a better rapper.
Although Ice Cube was a better rapper.
ChrisSimms#2
Will put out on the first date.
Michelle_Akemi said:
What Was Your Favorite Song By Ice Cube?
Mine Is Hello By Ice Cube, Dr.Dre and Mc Ren
ai-ni-ichi
FreeOnes makes me moist!
clearly Dre. as a producer he's had an impact through other people's records. Eminem & 50cent are two of the biggest rappers around at the moment and Dre's behind them both...
Michelle_Akemi
Wannabe board whore
He;s asking about NWA members...and simms, please stop posting with capitals like that, it's annoying.
My favourite Ice Cube song is ; It was a good day.
My favourite Ice Cube song is ; It was a good day.
ChrisSimms#2
Will put out on the first date.
Michelle_Akemi said:
Ok it's not even a big deal how i type but ok i'll stop just for you
Black Star
Licking pussy is better than licking ice cream
Of the three Dre, because he's still going strong today.
If I had my choice, I'd have to pick Grandmaster Flash. He and the Furious Five teamed up for the first mainstream rap song ever, "the Message".
I used to enjoy Ice T as well.
If I had my choice, I'd have to pick Grandmaster Flash. He and the Furious Five teamed up for the first mainstream rap song ever, "the Message".
I used to enjoy Ice T as well.
poggy
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Black Star said:
Sorry to tell you this Black Star,but Kurtis Blow brought through Grandmaster Flash.Also 'The Message' wasn't the first mainstream rap song ever,it wasn't even in the top ten.It was the first to speak of the times and politics going on at the time,what was happening on the streets.
Black Star
Licking pussy is better than licking ice cream
poggy1 said:
I stand very corrected. Rep for you, if I could.
ChrisSimms#2
Will put out on the first date.
i'm glad to see that people know alot about the history of hip hop
Sweeper
In my dreams I have fucked Jenna Jameson.
Poggy just blew my mind with that info.. I mean, I already knew it. But the fact they he knew it surprised me.. I also, would rep you if I could. shucks.
Either way, I voted other. To be honest, all three of those former N.W.A. members wouldn't have it the way they did without the rappers of the late 70's and early 80's.
Chris whats up, do you have two accounts you are posting with here?
Either way, I voted other. To be honest, all three of those former N.W.A. members wouldn't have it the way they did without the rappers of the late 70's and early 80's.
Chris whats up, do you have two accounts you are posting with here?
poggy
I can set my own custom title!
Black Star said:
No problem,that is why I said Kurtis Blow he's the man who brought rap mainstream an also had a hand in bring some of the best early rap stars through.Examples -
Run DMC
Grandmaster Flash
Melle Mel
LL Cool J
Doug E Fresh
Afrika Bambaataa
To name but a few.Rapper's Delight by The Sugarhill Gang was the first major hit in rap music though.
Black Star
Licking pussy is better than licking ice cream
poggy1 said:
Is it just me, or has LL Cool J been around forever? Lately, his music seems to have been all about the "ballad rap", or something of the sort. I know that earlier in his career his songs had more diversity, and I think it's time for LL to hang it up.:2 cents:
poggy
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Sweeper said:
Loved early Hip Hop,but used to be hard work getting here in the UK in the early 80's.Going round the record shops looking through the import records section or having to order it and pray they'ed manage to get it.
The good old days:1orglaugh now day all you have to do is turn on your computer
not nearly as much fun.Yeah LL gone Hollywood,like Will Smith (Fresh Prince).
Black Star
Licking pussy is better than licking ice cream
poggy1 said:Loved early Hip Hop,but used to be hard work getting here in the UK in the early 80's.Going round the record shops looking through the import records section or having to order it and pray they'ed manage to get it.
The good old days:1orglaugh now day all you have to do is turn on your computer
Yeah LL gone Hollywood,like Will Smith (Fresh Prince).
I completely forgot you leave in the UK, that's even more impressive.
I personally never got into commercial rap. I'm a little young for 70s rap, but I did my best to listen to all "old school music". I always preferred conscious rap though. Guys like Talib Kweli, Mos Def, A Trible Called Quest and Common are much more to my liking than 50 Cent.
om3ga
It's good to be the king...
I can't believe DJ Kool Herc hasn't been mentioned. This guy virtually invented Rap - Bambaataa and other early rap/hip-hop pioneers all practically acknowledged that they got started after seeing Herc in action. IMO, Herc had the biggest impact since he kicked it off.
Bambaataa's "Planet Rock" showed the world that rap was here to stay (I still consider it one of the most important records released in the 1980s), and Grandmaster Flash's "The Message" showed that rap wasn't just a "novelty" (like how SugarHill Gang & Kurtis Blow were received),
Also, the early unsung pioneers like DJ Red Alert & Grandmaster Caz deserve respect due....:thumbsup:
Bambaataa's "Planet Rock" showed the world that rap was here to stay (I still consider it one of the most important records released in the 1980s), and Grandmaster Flash's "The Message" showed that rap wasn't just a "novelty" (like how SugarHill Gang & Kurtis Blow were received),
Also, the early unsung pioneers like DJ Red Alert & Grandmaster Caz deserve respect due....:thumbsup:
