Old school

Dec 10, 2022 7:40 AM

GullahGullahIslander

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Incase anyone needs. 1. California love - 2Pac. 2. Hypnotize - Notorious B.I.G. 3. Gummo - 6ix9ine. 4. I love it - Kayne West & Lil Pump.

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5. Swang - Rae Sremmurd.

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90s - The golden age of rap

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Micro plastics, pfas, lead, fossil fuels, climate change? Something must be responsible for such terrible music.

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90's and 2000s rap now is equivalent to classic rock 'the best of the 70s and 80's' when we were kids.

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This is some boomer meme shit

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??So call me maybe ?

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Loving his show Atlanta

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This isnt rap neither

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No, no, hes got a point.

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"rap - răp - intransitive verb - To hit sharply and swiftly; strike">To">strike.To utter sharply.To criticize or blame." this on rythm i guess

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Double negative. So you’re saying this is rap, which is correct.

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You're so wrong! My brother calls it mumble rap too. That's rap dude. Get out the way

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I’m not wrong. He can rap. But this aint it.

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I understood what you were grammaring little broken person

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You can say the same for rock/pop. Vietnam era always evokes Fortunate Son/CCR, but the top hit of the time was went "Sugar, oh honey honey"

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While I understand the sentiment and agree on the whole, there are good rappers making music today. Joynar, and recently I just found Coast

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Contra, it's a rap group with Ras Kas's twin sons, a Columbian that can rap in English and Spanish (not Pitbull shit), and a Philly boy

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Never Freestyle and Pimpin Benjamins were where I started, they did a Collab with Ciara too

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https://youtu.be/g0OdmRtuQew

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"Once you be you, who can be you but you?" - Snoop

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You don't remember the shitty ones from back in the day do you? The same will happen to these ones, so don't fall to cynicism and nostalgia.

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Well comparing some of the best songs before with some of the worst songs today isn't fair

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Even Tekashi 6ix9ine has a couple good songs. Kooda is a good aggressive rap song

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That's true. There was crap then and there's good stuff now.

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Well how else is op going to feel smugly superior about when he happened to be born like every other generation?

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Yeah there were plenty of shit rap songs in those days as well. Tired old arguments.

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There was garbage music back then just like there is garbage music now.

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yes, but these days the garbage is winning.

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Stop listening to mumble rap? Why not try listening to good music? Try Joyner Lucas, Token, Locksmith or Marlon Craft to name a few

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A$AP Rocky, JID, J Cole, Kendrick, Earthgang, Mac Miller, Tobe Nwigwe, Earl Sweatshirt, Tyler The Creator etc. Theres wayyy to much variety1

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2, to say that there isnt good rap in this day and age

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Coast Contra needs on that list ASAP my friend, if you haven't heard them, give them a listen

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Thanks for the tip I’ll have to check them out!

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You still have this. This ain't 90's https://youtube.com/watch?v=XbGs_qK2PQA

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Don't forget, kids: modern gangster rap was deliberately created to funnel black men into for-profit prisons.

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I saw an anime called Hypnosis Mic last year, and their rap battles were legit flames.

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Well that combines two of my interests. Thanks for the recommendation.

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Counter point: Vanilla Ice. Marky Mark. Not all hip hop back then was good.

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Vanilla had some bangers. No amount of his poseurness or bullshit since takes that away. Hate all you want, but that shit was lit back then.

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Him & MC Hammer were the biggest things on the planet at one time.

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Snow!

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Marky Mark could kick the shit out of like all the mumble rappers at once lmao

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If you're not hellbent on remaining stuck in the past, you'd see there are some new artists that are good, you just gotta look.

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check out Harry Mack for freestyle raps

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Eminem is still killing it so I'm good.

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Not being a Weiner or anything .. but do you have some recommendations:3

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Check out joeybadass unreal lyrics

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They've been in the game for a while but people this is my fucking jam https://youtu.be/MHvNapx5PFo

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IT'S A NEW ALBUM NEGASONIC TEENAGE NIRVANA ASS okay I came off a little strong

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People always say the previous generation was better, about everything. They're right. Return to monke. Ok OOK oook ook

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Also. I seem to remember most white people hated rap in the 90's. Now it's all nostalgia? Quit policing this art form, Christ!

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Agreed! The best music is being made right now! You just have to dig through a mountain of shit to find the gold

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Ocean Wisdom from UK is pretty good...

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Like Harry Mack. Best freestyler. The GOAT.

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It does feel like there's less where you actually know what they're saying

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The ppl who complain no good music don't look far and are lazy fucks on high horses.

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I always mention Freddie Gibbs when this comes up. Grown man raps.

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Grown man sport

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humor is lost on you

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It's nt funny

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Seeing all the recommendations people posted. I would like to suggest Dax

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First one that comes to mind is Tobe Nwigwe for me. Sure it's a little mumbly, but lyrically? *chefs kiss*

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Ah yes, the Eddie Vedder effect

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Also the stuff that was absolute dog shit in the 80s 90s got filtered out over time. I was there Gandalf, 3000 years ago. It didn’t all slap

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*there, Gandalf,

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Tell it to my character count

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This is something we tend to forget: only the good and culturally relevant survives past about 10 years. Lots of dog shit gets filtered out.

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Survivorship Bias. We don't hear the bad stuff anymore, so act like it's all gold.

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Bangers never die

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Exactly I've heard some absolutely garbage music from 90s and 80s rap. Looking at you Jay-Z, when he can't steal biggies lines he sucks

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This always infuriates me, "mUsIC iS ShIt nOW" fuck off, it's nostalgia or laziness. There's great music from all times.

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people tend to only like music that was created when they were in adolescence.

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It's not music as shit now. It's popular music is shit now. So much garbage saturating the top that good music doesn't make it through

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It's effectively the same as people who think jazz is boring and country sucks. There are wild ass jazz songs and some awesome country songs

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Agree. Found Amon Amarth, Deathspell Omega, and Wizardthrone because I didn't want to be stuck in good 90s music like Abbath and Dimu borgir

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Amon Amarth is 90s....? Abbath isnt..? I don't get this comment

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Akala, Lowkey, Marlon Craft, El Guante & Big Cats, Doomtree, Coops, Big Zuu, Supaman, Murs, there are plenty of artists making dope shit

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Let me add Illmac, Blimes & Gab, Palmer Squares. Just came upo

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*n Marlon Craft recently, awesome stuff the songs and the freesryles.

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I will give them a listen!

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That's the problem/point though. California Love, and Hypnotize were big hits from very popular artists. You didn't have to look for them 1/

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Now? Popular rap is...I cannot process how people actually like it. When I asked someone what they liked about Gucci Gang,they specified 2/

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Look up the Stupendium and Dan Bull.

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"Kids these days with their so-called music," grumbles middle-aged person. Read all about it!

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Well, yes. I am 39, and primarily listen to some different forms of metal. It will happen to you too!

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Oh, I'm already there, but I don't worry when some modern music doesn't appeal to me, since that's just the normal way of things.

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Top top 3 rapper in everybody's list are Cole, Kendrick and Drake. So 2 out of 3 are actually amazing artists. Popular isn't the same as

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2) it used to because there can be multiple lanes at once

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the beat, the music, the way they could dance to it. I was left wondering: Why not just listen to the music then, without the annoying 3/

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If all you focus on is the worst of the worst you're going to find nothing but dogshit. Broccoli is a decent track and it's by lil Yachty

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vocals over it? But, I could at least...understand the reason. These three examples. I hear absolutely nothing appealing about the tracks.

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because the vocals are an instrument. i dont really like rap or anything, im a hardcore punk dude but it very much is its own art form

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Call me an oldhead, I don't give a fuck. You guys are listening to some garbage.

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Nope. Old school is turntables and a crew swapping the mic. Loops and cuts and need a hand clap

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Old school is two turntables and a microphone.

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Oh hey what's up Beck?

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Both are old school, it's the sad reality of time, the 90s was 30 years ago..... It's like when Motley Crue starts playing on that radio

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Stationary dad listened to when you were growing up that played Queen, the Beetles, and the Stones. They're all good, but time keeps moving

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Listen to J. Cole, Run The Jewels, Kendrick Lamar, Eminem or Rod Wave.

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I agree with most of these.

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Some of the best rap around us from a pair of elderly British geezers called Pete & Baz https://youtu.be/1e5oKp-tCY4

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Tekashi 69 is a lil bitch. I don't even listen to rap for the most part, and even I know that. Martha Stewart got arrested, kept her 1/

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mouth shut, and did time. T69 got arrested, rolled over like a dog. Martha Stewart is more of a gangster that him.

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Did they really rip off the Big song from Nickelodeon’s Doug?

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I now understand the term "mumble rap"

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Oh they told you that the singer Drake is a rapper too ha?

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Actually, musically-speaking... please pull that cord for me.

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So how do you make gifs?

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Dev error 11557

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They are like plants mostly you spot them in the wild and favourite it.

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But that isn't even old school rap, that's 90's rap. You got to go farther back, brother.

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Early Dr Dre was so horrible.

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Yeah, gotta go farther back than 10 years, for sure.

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Yeah .. this is probably a decade after the Roxanne Wars

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Don't push me 'cos I'm close to the edge

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Yeah, 1930s rap is where it's at tbh

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Thank you!

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It also isn't really modern rap either. Or a very selective take on it excluding rappers like Dan Bull and The Stupendium.

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Haha, old man, we are the old school now! Maybe not the oldest, but definitely old. My joints are sad evidence of this...

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Now what you hear is not a test..

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Tribe, Arrested Development, Blacksheep, KRS1... that was the peak for me.

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Don't hype it too much. The dude who rapped about his AK & a sawn off. A N.W.A. if you will. Became a comedic actor in kids movies.

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Well, 90s rap is probably the golden age of rap. Some of the best lyricists came from that era. Like modern day poets.

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I always felt that Young MC had an excellent grasp of lyrical style, and managed it without being a drug-centric misogynist.

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But the 90s was 30 years ago

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That's LATE 90s rap. Early 90s rap was when the magic happened

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Agreed!

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Fits perfectly with the Matrix Timeline though

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Yeah to Vikings, they invented the first rap battle. Flyting is the stylized trading of insults and can be traced to the 5th century.

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Vikings? 5th century? They weren't a thing until the late 8th century

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5th century? The Romans had ritualized trading of insults, veiled in Classical quotes, half a millennia (at least) before that.

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The Romans did not rhyme them, as a matter of fact, it was considered gauche to do so, but I do not think the Norse did, either.

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Honestly, I have the most vague memory of a historical flyting battle we went to as school kids. I need to revisit this topic.

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90s is old now my friend. We’re old dude!

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at that point they were already old, oldschool rappers. The songs are just late in their catalogues.

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https://youtu.be/mcCK99wHrk0 Rapper's Delight 1970's. My favorite!!

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I went to school in the 90s, and my school has since been demolished. The 90s, therefore, are definitely old school.

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41 different replies and counting

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It should be like The Piper by Cheeba or Humpty Dance.

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This reminds me of when I was listening to the classic rock station and icky thump comes on.

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Exactly.

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This guy, calling 10 years ago old-school.

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WAY back

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don't mind him lol

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Harry Mack, that is all

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Aye, I reckon my favourite track is I Go to Work https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDFx8hJY5x8

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I love rolling in my '86 Mercedes listening to "My Hooptie" by Mix-A-Lot.

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If Foo Fighters are playing on the classic rock stations, Biggie is absolutely old school.

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Here's something old school

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Great skit.... wish they would have made like a ton more seasons. I said biiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitch.

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Nah, man! I'm talkin that OLD. SCHOOL.

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Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five for me...

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"Broken glass everywhere, people **** on the stairs, they just don't care."

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Don't push me.

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But the Matrix was built to be a version of the 90s world.

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Yeah ... if the machines could just go ahead and hit that reset button back to the height of our civilization that'd be great ... ok Peter?

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In that sense, Rap Now would be (Future)Rap of Tomorrow, Old School Rap is Today Rap and thus reason to go further back for Classic Rap

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I think 30 year old rap is old school. Anything before is also old school. More a term for what was popular when you were young.

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90's rap is from 10 years ago SHUT UP

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Tupac's been dead longer than he was alive homie.

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Look at you there buying’ the lie that Tupac’s dead.

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"I love LA."

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His last words were too badass: F U to a cop in the hospital

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Take your ibuprofen and go back to sleep grandpa.

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I would but we still have to work.

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My Elder Millennial self: "I already did three hours ago. Now I'm up because I have to pee again and I'm still angry!!!"

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Oh hello there fellow elder millenial, do you want to play Pogs?

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I consider '79 (King Tim III/Rapper's Delight) to '92 (everything before The Chronic dropped in Dec '92) to be Old School. Also, I'm old.

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Yes and the release of the chronic marks the beginning of the golden era.

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That’s my point.

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We’re in the same boat.

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I agree that 1992 marks the transition from the Fun Rap from the Gangsta Rap.

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1988 Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube
From the gang called Niggaz With Attitudes

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*to the gangsta rap.

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Fun rap? Have you not heard of Public Enemy? Good rap used to be political.

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Good rap is still political. Tobe Nwigwe, Mos Def, Common, Talib Kwali, etc...

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There is just no way you wear an entire clock without having at least a little bit of satire and humour involved.

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Early to mid 80s rap was fucking ridiculous. But I hate the 80's so much I could be biased

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Brakes on a bus, brakes on a car, breaks to make you a superstar!

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Amen Grandmaster Flash... Gil Scot Heron....

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The Gap Band. Oops upside your head. Sugarhill gang rappers delight so much great music

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Rakim

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Yes. I came looking for this.

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Afrika Bambata who even broke boundaries by making a song with John Lydon

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White lines(VISIONS DREAMS OF PASSION) Blowin through my mind(AND ALL THE WHILE I THINK OF YOU) a-hah-huh-huh

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Don't do em!

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That saxophone interlude was fire

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https://youtu.be/SOclc4VLP40 always thought GWB tore it up

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I remember when Roxanne was a hit. Boogie Boys, Fat Boys, Run-DMC, UTFO, The Egyptian Lover.

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Right here! THIS right here! All this lives on in rotation in my car right now!

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The revolution apparently wasn't televised https://youtu.be/QnJFhuOWgXg

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https://youtu.be/goh2x_G0ct4 "Whitey's on the Moon" also one of my faves

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