'Stan' is the best rap single released in my lifetime.

[PancakeBrah]

Originally Posted by Split Eight

hey Cake. that's you on that album cover. that is what you look like. looking like a no muscle having, skeleton face having alcoholic.


boom.

i lol'ed because i didn't lol.

want to have a pose off itt???

[Split]

uh-oh is saying OutKast didn't have very much influence in the Northeastish part of the country, I think.

I remember hearing Hey Ya until I didn't like that song anymore. and Roses. Ms. Jackson is still sick.

but people didnt bump OutKast outside the radio top 40, it wasnt a thing here.

[Certain]

Originally Posted by Split Eight

uh-oh is saying OutKast didn't have very much influence in the Northeastish part of the country, I think.

I remember hearing Hey Ya until I didn't like that song anymore. and Roses. Ms. Jackson is still sick.

but people didnt bump OutKast outside the radio top 40, it wasnt a thing here.

I'm from Queens.

If you don't think the South and OutKast in particular had a huge influence on rap everywhere, particularly from a production standpoint, then you're ignorant.

[uh-oh]

outkast was never relevant here. no one i know listens to outkast. i only find people who like them online.

i missed out on them because of that. i dug the fuck out of there singles lmao. so fresh and so clean when the drums kick in and the song drops i still smile. ms jackson is a classic hip hop song to me. elevators is my favorite song from them

but word i can't even quote one outkast couplet. just aint me

i will say that i see them get love all the time online. i don't understand it. with other people i get it. even if i dont like it.

goodie mob got more love than outkast here

[Split]

I'm ignorant

[Certain]

It's OK.

[Split]

you're an enabler

[uh-oh]

i forgot about intl players anthem tho

shit goes hardddddddddd

that willie hutch sample

killin em

[Certain]

[Strikta]

Goodie Mob got more love in the DC/MD area as well.. but I found that the Eastern Shore of MD had a buncha heads that grew up listening to Outkast more than GM.

I mean, of course we all heard their classics get overplayed on the radio.. but Outkast wasn't a big thing where I grew up. Everybody jumped on Goodie Mob tho.. & tho they're dope, I only really fucked w/ Black Ice.

Outkast was/is prominent in Illinois for some reason tho.. apparently they were huge out here in the 90's & they're highly respected & regarded today.

For me, in the 90s, No Limit Records was the south.. & I had like every album. It actually was my favorite music ever to listen to when I was in middle/high school.. lol I still have alot of da tank's shit today matta of fact.

But yeah Outkast didn't have a big influence in my area.

[uh-oh]

Originally Posted by Certain

that is terrible

noise

not good hip hop.

the production and etc. i had to turn it off

[Certain]

[Certain]

Originally Posted by uh-oh

that is terrible

noise

not good hip hop.

the production and etc. i had to turn it off

Do you think that was accidental, like they forgot to turn the levels right in the studio?

[uh-oh]

i think if it was on purpose it makes it worse lol

we usually agree on most hip hop discussions. i can't get into outkast tho

[Frank Metts]

I hated a milli ... the beat was raw as fuck but cot damn it ended being grandmothers ringtones and shit

Stan is a legit contender

Biggie big poppa/juicy/hypnotize/

Nas if I ruled the world

Wu triumph could take the cake

Geto boys mind playing tricks

Outkast miss jackson



Nelly country grammar

Warren g regulate

Coolio gangstas paradise

Kanye jesus walks

Will Smith summertime

Dmx slippin

Tribe scenario

Nuthin but a g thang

2pac dear mama

Just some of the top that impacted my life when I first heard them

[Fart]

I dont know which is the best single in the generation but Em dominated it. I would like to argue Beastie's No Sleep Til Brooklyn

[Untold]

Originally Posted by Strikta

Goodie Mob got more love in the DC/MD area as well.. but I found that the Eastern Shore of MD had a buncha heads that grew up listening to Outkast more than GM.

I mean, of course we all heard their classics get overplayed on the radio.. but Outkast wasn't a big thing where I grew up. Everybody jumped on Goodie Mob tho.. & tho they're dope, I only really fucked w/ Black Ice.

Outkast was/is prominent in Illinois for some reason tho.. apparently they were huge out here in the 90's & they're highly respected & regarded today.

For me, in the 90s, No Limit Records was the south.. & I had like every album. It actually was my favorite music ever to listen to when I was in middle/high school.. lol I still have alot of da tank's shit today matta of fact.

But yeah Outkast didn't have a big influence in my area.

What @Strikta said is the truth. I grew up in New Orleans and you couldn't go anywhere without having or hearing a No Limit Records album.

Fiend
Big Ed the Assassin
Mystikal
C-Murder
Silk the Shocker
Master P

Fuck, half the reason crack had a reemergence in that era is because of Ghetto D. The fucking first track of the album gives you step by step instructions on how to cook crack cocain... Man, that was my fucking shit

I still have a lot of those albums and will continue to buy them whenever I see them available. There like collector's items.

[Ghost1]

Bros. Remember when i won the thread by posting the triumph? K.

[DLB]

Nas - One Mic

u cannot fight that song's power

[dull boy]

HE EVEN LIKE YOU MORE THAN I DO