View Full Version : What Album had the most effect on hip hop?


Soliloquy
01-17-2006, 01:28 AM
What totally changed hip hop or had the most effect on the masses? Honestly, I gotta say Regulate the G Funk Era because it introduced G Funk to the world, which IMO is tight music that EVERYBODY can vibe too. Good production, beats, flow, rhymes, the whole mix. It's too bad Warren G is so average.

What you guys think?

Bozo_no no
01-17-2006, 01:41 AM
Wow are you ever a wannabe little e-thug.

You'd be better served to lay off trying to look think and act like a thug and research what you're talking about.

The most influential albums to hip hop came in the early 70's with George Clinton's Parliament / Funkadelic. Without Clinton, much of Hip Hop as it exsists today wouldn't be as it is.

Soliloquy
01-17-2006, 01:45 AM
Thanks TIPS! Get the **** out of my thread, what the **** do you know about hip hop? Maybe you can stop trolling me and take some lessons from me.
1) you live with your parents
2) you have no source of income other then selling sorry ass boxing vids
3) you buy silky sheets
4) your mothers name is jan
5) your a wannabee without a diploma. You can't even spell correctly half the time and your 27.

6) oh yeah and get the **** out of my thread what the **** do you know?

Bozo_no no
01-17-2006, 01:48 AM
oh yeah and get the **** out of my thread what the **** do you know?


I know that you're a bitter little wanna be e-thug who seems to think a Warren G album had the most effect on Hip Hop.

That's almost as funny as you suggesting I follow you around.

:rofl:

I mean where would Hip Hop have gone with 'Regulate'?

:p

Soliloquy
01-17-2006, 01:50 AM
Ever heard of the G-funk era? yeah didn't think so...

Just **** off and stop following me around. What makes you think you KNOW hip hop? You've never posted once in hip hop and you reply to one of my threads and you're not following me around ;)

Bozo_no no
01-17-2006, 01:59 AM
Just **** off and stop following me around. What makes you think you KNOW hip hop? You've never posted once in hip hop and you reply to one of my threads and you're not following me around ;)


As I said, if me replying to one of your posts is 'follwing you around', what you do to me is outright stalking. You 'follow me' daily. But then again, that's what makes you obsessed.


Ever heard of the G-funk era? yeah didn't think so...

lol, ever hear of P-Funk?

Suggesting G-Funk had more influence on Hip Hop than Clinton shows how much you know.

Soliloquy
01-17-2006, 02:00 AM
get the **** out of my thread, no asians !

mr. bojangles
01-17-2006, 05:24 AM
Soliloquy, you're so f**king ignorant. get outta here! oh, it's your thread


you can at least google George Clinton and Bootsy Collins. before thrashing Bozo


:hijacked:

PacKillsMorales
01-17-2006, 05:42 AM
i thought this was gonna be an illmatic ass licking thread

flipside
01-17-2006, 07:29 AM
staright outta compton NWA, without we might hipitty hoppin to the beat and we dont stop rockin the mic now

flipside
01-17-2006, 07:31 AM
Ever heard of the G-funk era? yeah didn't think so...

Just **** off and stop following me around. What makes you think you KNOW hip hop? You've never posted once in hip hop and you reply to one of my threads and you're not following me around ;)


g-funk aint ****, it wasnt warren g
it was a whole lotta peeps, he aint the originator

mic573
01-17-2006, 10:03 AM
staright outta compton NWA, without we might hipitty hoppin to the beat and we dont stop rockin the mic now


That's what I was going to say. NWA broke down alot of boundaries. It's when alot of people started to notice there was great music outside of New York.

Tha Greatest
01-17-2006, 12:57 PM
NWA without a doubt...

Soliloquy
01-17-2006, 01:02 PM
g-funk aint ****, it wasnt warren g
it was a whole lotta peeps, he aint the originator
after warren g the whole world knew about G funk. Before that, they didn't no **** even if he wasn' the originator.Classic album too.