Real hip hop

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Xeri0us

Veteran XX

• Apr 26, 2011

• #141

YouTube - OFWGKTA-Everything that's yours by Mike G

 

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MistaKe

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #142

Xeri0us said:

YouTube - OFWGKTA-Everything that's yours by Mike G

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Solid addition, Mike G's that dude.

I'd suggest grabbing this tape from Kooley High's Charlie Smarts, just dropped today:

Charlie Smarts (of Kooley High) – Trident (Mixtape) | 2dopeboyz

I'd link a YouTube video but there's nothing up yet.

 

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MistaKe

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #143

The new Fly Union tape is really fucking dope as well:



Fly.Union – TGTC: The Greater Than Glub (Mixtape) | 2dopeboyz

 

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HumDumpin

Re

Veteran XV

• Apr 26, 2011

• #144

I see no cypress hill in the OPs list.

Black Sunday is one of the best hip-hop albums of the 90s

 

aNimAL

Contributor

Veteran XX

• Apr 26, 2011

• #145

Durak said:

del

you're missing del on your list bro


hiero doesn't count

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hahaha bullshiiiiiit

the group without del is still insanely good

you = don't know shit

 

B

beep boop

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #146

 

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luvz2spooge

• Apr 26, 2011

• #147

 

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CelticMojo

Contributor

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #148

luvz2spooge said:

The difference between "real hip hop" and the shit that's popular these days is simply content.
Anyone can sell their image with enough PR, but I prefer substance over image.

for example:

Tha Alkaholiks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ant Banks - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Tribe Called Quest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Black Sheep (hip hop group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Black Moon (group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brand Nubian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Biz Markie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Common (entertainer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chali 2na - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Das EFX - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Danger Mouse - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dilated Peoples - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Digable Planets - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
DJ Krush - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
DJ Shadow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mark Farina - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
DJ Premier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
DJ Quik - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
EPMD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Eric B. & Rakim - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Extra Prolific - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gang Starr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Geto Boys - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Grandmaster Flash - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Gravediggaz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hieroglyphics (group) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jeru the Damaja - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jurassic 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
KRS-One - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
KMD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
King Kooba - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Lords of the Underground - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Luniz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Main Source - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Naughty by Nature - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Obie Trice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Sound Providers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mobb Deep - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mos Def - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
MF Doom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Murs (rapper) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
N.W.A - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
People Under the Stairs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pete Rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Peanut Butter Wolf - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Pharcyde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pharoahe Monch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Public Enemy (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Run–D.M.C.
The Rascals - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ronny Jordan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Souls of Mischief - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Too Short - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Talib Kweli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thes One - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A Tribe Called Quest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Wu-Tang Clan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Zion I - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Well that's all I can think of at the moment but there's a ton more to choose from.
Feel free to add more if you like...

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Black sheep were awesome.

 

K

Krakbaby

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #149

youre all white

 

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CelticMojo

Contributor

Veteran X

• Apr 26, 2011

• #150

Correction... we are all white.

 

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savage inuit

Veteran X

• Apr 29, 2011

• #151

 

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liar2

Veteran X

• Apr 29, 2011

• #152

Hip hop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Apparently, my brother defines hip hop. (that's his graffiti saying hip hop)

 

X

Xeri0us

Veteran XX

• Apr 29, 2011

• #153

liar

 

D

DropSquad

Veteran XV

• Apr 29, 2011

• #154

 

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luvz2spooge

• Apr 29, 2011

• #155

 

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luvz2spooge

• Apr 29, 2011

• #156

 

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MistaKe

Veteran X

• May 4, 2011

• #157

Obviously nobody is touching Nas and/or Illmatic, but this dude has come the closest; interesting concept and a pretty ambitious project dropping May 10th:

 

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naptown

Veteran XV

• May 4, 2011

• #158

Worldwide Choppers - Song by Tech N9ne feat. Yelawolf, Busta Rhymes, Twista, Ceza, JL B.Hood, Uso, D-Loc & Twisted Insane @HotNewHipHop.com

 

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TheProvider

• May 4, 2011

• #159

makes me happy to see devin the dude all up in here.


here's some more.

 

Last edited: May 4, 2011

aNimAL

Contributor

Veteran XX

• May 4, 2011

• #160

loool