JRaW’d
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Dog bitin him n ****. Lol
Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
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peezy about to drop that 1 album, I feel it.
Of course this is the track/feature that would make you feel like that
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Funny, 20 years later they've learned to use fent and these Walter Black's are killing people
$tacy
formerly willchamberlain
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RelaxOf course this is the track/feature that would make you feel like that
he walked this tooHe out here now, they watching.
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Relax
He out here now, they watching.
ANOTHER ONE
Lemme know when the Peezy/YB track happen
TipsyMcStagga
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People from Atlanta must really not like JD cause he doesn't get the proper respect from them IMO. He kicked down the doors for everyone when it comes to R&B/hip hop there.
Matter of fact, his accomplishments for the culture as a whole seems to be brushed off.
Matter of fact, his accomplishments for the culture as a whole seems to be brushed off.
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Not signing some of ATLs top acts around the late 90s and early 2000s hurt him, though it worked out for the better for some of those artist. The acts he did sign didn’t have long runs. What he did with the Franchize Boyz wasn’t cool. Though they weren’t going anywhere outside of ATL, they still were in a position to make money locally. Dude saw the cash grab and made the best of it for himself. What y’all heard on the album was not the sound that made them popular in the city. Simply put, he has Puff energy.
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Do you think bill smashed more than 10 times
$tacy
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That would be the one that would do it for uANOTHER ONE
Lemme know when the Peezy/YB track happen
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The odd thing is he's always mentioning New York.
JRaW’d
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Im guessing jd dont get cred in atl or even in the south on a more broad scale, bc his production never really had a southern bounce to it.
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Personally I think his looks played into it.
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So the 90s for almost anybody. Especially new acts. Everybody rapping on what sounded like east coast beats but sounding like they from another region.
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I think it's because he always had niche artist and R&B
Kriss Kross, Da Brat, Bow Wow. They catered to certain demographics.
He never had a Biggie or Snoop. He needed a TI or Jeezy to solidify him.
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On a re-listen since I hadn’t heard it in years, this album had a lot of great songs that got overlooked for the time.
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Can’t speak for that man, but let’s not act like JD didn’t look like Master Splinter.. I remember when he got with Janet, I knew then looks really didn’t matterNah man, what you mean by this
