Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread

[numbah1grimey]

Turk was trash man
Wayne was a youngin rapping better than juve/bg
Young prodigy 20+ years in the game

Wayne, BG and Turk were 12,13,14 respectively.

Wayne HIMSELF will tell you he wasn’t better than BG.

Chopper City’s >>>> ALL CARTERS

***** wrong with you

 

[Maximus Meridius]

Turk was trash man
Wayne was a youngin rapping better than juve/bg
Young prodigy 20+ years in the game

You trippin.

400 Degreez is still better than every Wayne album and Chopper City In The Ghetto too. Turk was far from trash. Him and Wayne used to share the same verse and go back and forth on a lot of records, they was basically the same back then except Wayne had work ethic.

 

[numbah1grimey]

I hope they stole Usher’s straightening comb and the heater

 

[numbah1grimey]

You trippin.

400 Degreez is still better than every Wayne album and Chopper City In The Ghetto too. Turk was far from trash. Him and Wayne used share the same verse and go back and forth on a lot of records, they was basically the same back then except Wayne had work ethic.

And they use to ghostwrite for Wayne...

“Tell it to my 9!”

Wayne stole that from BG
Numerous verses or lingo BG used, Wayne would use later on

 

[Maximus Meridius]

Why is Usher in the studio with Rich? This _ just got robbed, you don't hang around the dude that's food. He might bring that energy to you.

 

[JRaW’d]

Wayne problems was over saturation and constantly rhyming bout nothin.

One in the same if you really think about it.

Dude can still rap his *** off. Would be frontin if i said otherwise.

 

[wavycrocket]

Turk was trash man
Wayne was a youngin rapping better than juve/bg
Young prodigy 20+ years in the game

Best verse on “Kisha” and “Tuesday’s & Thursday’s” too . Real PRODIGY

 

[diabolicaldeezy]

Rich the kid AGAIN

Walking Juug..

 

[Maximus Meridius]

@ Wayne having the best verse on Hot Girl. BG verse is what set that song off. Wayne and Turk shared that last verse like I said before.

 

[Figured it out]

I know One thing , if Rich girl was there again then....

 

[niceshoes247]

And they use to ghostwrite for Wayne...

“Tell it to my 9!”

Wayne stole that from BG
Numerous verses or lingo BG used, Wayne would use later on

Word to hov taking BIG verses?

 

[numbah1grimey]

Word to hov taking BIG verses?

I was gone say it but... you did it for me

 

[numbah1grimey]

Best verse on “Kisha” and “Tuesday’s & Thursday’s” too . Real PRODIGY

They all were prodigy’s dawg. Literally 2 YEARS separated them in age. BG 1980, Turk 1981, Wayne 1982

All of them were teens

 

[numbah1grimey]

Baby Gangsta dropped this at 14 in 1994!!

 

[wavycrocket]

And they use to ghostwrite for Wayne...

“Tell it to my 9!”

Wayne stole that from BG
Numerous verses or lingo BG used, Wayne would use later on

Juvie was on Combat Jack (a great listen btw) talking about how nice Wayne Pen was as a kid though. Said he took rapping really seriously and they knew he was the one.



One of the best Combat episodes. Highly recommend it.

 

[nawghtyhare]

Turk was trash man

u serious
go youtube infared dots

 

[numbah1grimey]

I know One thing , if Rich girl was there again then....

They rather buy drugs than guns
It’s a never ending storyline

 

[nawghtyhare]

400 Degreez is still better than every Wayne album and Chopper City In The Ghetto too

why cant we just enjoy em all

 

[numbah1grimey]

Juvie was on Combat Jack (a great listen btw) talking about how nice Wayne Pen was as a kid though. Said he took rapping really seriously and they knew he was the one.



One of the best Combat episodes. Highly recommend it.

It’s like the younger brother soaking in game from his older brother. Thats apparent. I’m a Wayne fan, lol. Not knocking him. But during the Hot Boy 96-2001 era. BG was my guy.

BG had his era. And so did Wayne. And, Wayne was probably the most marketable. Even after Juvenile and in the Hot Boy era. I’d agree with that too.

But strictly late 90s cash money, BG was my personal fave

 

[Hahahaha]

Juvie was on Combat Jack (a great listen btw) talking about how nice Wayne Pen was as a kid though. Said he took rapping really seriously and they knew he was the one.



One of the best Combat episodes. Highly recommend it.

I remember listening to this and I don’t believe him. Feel like it’s just something they have to say cause Wayne the biggest name. Those verses were average as **** back then, his pen was trash, is trash and will forever be trash. Doesn’t have an album that can **** with Cash Money’s top 5 albums and Baby washed him on multiple songs.

 

[nawghtyhare]

I remember listening to this and I don’t believe him. Feel like it’s just something they have to say cause Wayne the biggest name. Those verses were average as **** back then, his pen was trash, is trash and will forever be trash. Doesn’t have an album that can **** with Cash Money’s top 5 albums and Baby washed him on multiple songs.

this interview was in like 2015 or so so after his fall off

 

[Hahahaha]

this interview was in like 2015 or so so after his fall off

In the interview he said Wayne was the nicest out the group during that 97-01 run Cash Money had. No the **** he wasn’t

 

[str8drop]

Rich the kid AGAIN

damn I literally saw this **** and did the Soulja

Jewelry, cars and flexing etc prolly the biggest rap catch 22

If you a certain type of rapper fans expect you to appear to be at least 3-4x times wealthier than them at bare minimum or you broke that same **** make you a real *** target tho

 

[wavycrocket]

damn I literally saw this **** and did the Soulja

Jewelry, cars and flexing etc prolly the biggest rap catch 22

If you a certain type of rapper fans expect you to appear to be at least 3-4x times wealthier than them at bare minimum or you broke that same **** make you a real *** target tho

Rich been victimized crazy. He an easy lick. He the ***** you know not on it...but flash jewels and cash around and pop big ****. With no tones, goons etc. Got my dawg Ursher hemmed up hanging round yo

 

[numbah1grimey]

Usher got “caught up”