Hip Hop '11
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slackk
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this is what i need...
it's been like 75 F and sunny for the past few days in nyc..
put this on my ipod and walked around all day in the sun and pretended i was a boss...
far far from it.. outside of the net i know about four people that fuck with max and i put him onto 2 of em.
luka
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your point was that no one among your circle of friends knows he max b is. that says more about your circle of friends than anything else. no one uses the word speng. is your youth speak based exclusively on grime sets from the early 00s that you got off grimtapes? what are you trying to prove? who are you? what are your credentials?
CrowleyHead
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Let's be real, there's three Max B camps. Dudes who got into him through the Dipset-era (I vaguely, very very vaguely, fit this camp. I loved him all over those Jim Jones albums, and the Don Killuminati mixtape, but I never got M.O.B. or those Byrd Gang mixtapes because I was more into Purple City.), dudes who got into him afterwards when THE WAVE was in full effect, and then the third camp who got into him post-incarceration over the internet.
Of those guys, they throw on a lot of aesthetical reasons for liking Max, other than he's just a quality rapper. Fireal, even though he's not 'lyrically lyrical' or a technical rapper or whatever, I can't think of a better NYC rapper in the last... 5 years maybe? (Flocka and all the Queens transplants in Brick Squad don't count obviously.)
Of those guys, they throw on a lot of aesthetical reasons for liking Max, other than he's just a quality rapper. Fireal, even though he's not 'lyrically lyrical' or a technical rapper or whatever, I can't think of a better NYC rapper in the last... 5 years maybe? (Flocka and all the Queens transplants in Brick Squad don't count obviously.)
smokeyrobinson
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new Nas is pretty good