Thank god. Yachty been exposed HARD without Perry's beats.
one of these?Hip Hop historians of Era I need your help.
There was a rap duo in the 90's 200's comprised of a heavy set African American and a Caucasian American. They made a lot of music then vanished. For about a week I've almost had their name on the tip of my tongue but simply can't remember their names, album(s), or group name.
Please help.
Company Flow? There were 3 thoughHip Hop historians of Era I need your help.
There was a rap duo in the 90's 200's comprised of a heavy set African American and a Caucasian American. They made a lot of music then vanished. For about a week I've almost had their name on the tip of my tongue but simply can't remember their names, album(s), or group name.
Please help.
LOOL, i was so close to not including them because i assumed there was no way you'd forget their name (especially Killer Mike) since they're a fairly recent duo and started their career only in around 2013. i thought you were looking for one from the 90's/early 00's.We have a winner! Thanks Koozek
Though I'm kinda embarrassed I didn't remember Killer Mike being one half of the Duo. smh.
LOOL, i was so close to not including them because i assumed there was no way you'd forget their name (especially Killer Mike) since they're a fairly recent duo and started their career only in around 2013. i thought you were looking for one from the 90's/early 00's.
but Rap is good right now too 🤔Good music always makes me feel like Rap is in a different era.
yes. here are some non-trap albums from the last two years or so that you should like - no excuse really unless you checked some of them out and if you still don't like much of them then you probably don't enjoy Hip-Hop anymore and only enjoy your nostalgia for it:I think I'm still stuck wanting sounds like late 90's and early 2000's hip-hop. Everything nowadays sounds like trap music to me. Not ... musical enough. That probably doesn't make sense.
I'm also probably not listening to the right albums.
hahahaYou got to be the biggest pothead ever to not remember RTJ and you gotta be smoking that good good if you remember RTJ coming out 25 years ago.
Social commentary on point too.I'm glad Vince Staples finally found his lane: movie trailer music.
Welcome to London.
Man's got previous but that is still BS.
yes. here are some non-trap albums from the last two years or so that you should like - no excuse really unless you checked some of them out and if you still don't like much of them then you probably don't enjoy Hip-Hop anymore and only enjoy your nostalgia for it:
Joey Badass - All Amerikkkan Badass (Youtube)
Bas - Too High To Riot (Youtube)
Smino - blkswn (Youtube)
Saba - Bucket List Project (Youtube)
Saba - CARE FOR ME (Spotify)
Noname - Telefone (Youtube)
Slum Village - Yes! (Youtube)
Elzhi & Khrysis - Jericho Jackson (Spotify)
Black Milk - FEVER (Spotify)
Phonte - No News Is Good News (Spotify)
Sy Ari Da Kid - Better Safe Than Sy Ari (Spotify)
Oddisee - The Iceberg (Spotify)
Masta Ace & Marco Polo - A Breukelen Story (Spotify)
Black Eyed Peas - Masters of the Sun Vol. 1 (Spotify)
EarthGang - Royalty (Spotify; SoundCloud)
Isaiah Rashad - The Sun's Tirade (Youtube)
GoldLink - At What Cost (Youtube)
Michael Christmas - Role Model (Spotify; SoundCloud)
Payroll Giovanni & Cardo - Big Bossin' Vol. 1 (Youtube)
hahaha
Dr Dre and Eminem?Hip Hop historians of Era I need your help.
There was a rap duo in the 90's 200's comprised of a heavy set African American and a Caucasian American. They made a lot of music then vanished. For about a week I've almost had their name on the tip of my tongue but simply can't remember their names, album(s), or group name.
Please help.
Its not strange, just unexpected.What is so strange about this? You guys need to get out more. I see Ye still trying to make his game happen.