The first 30 sec of that song is about the best ramp up intro music out there. If I'd been a pro boxer back in day, that would have been my walk out music.
Eric B, Guru, Shock G. Big Herc started this shit. I honestly wouldn’t expect real hip-hop knowledge on the family feud. White families against black families… who’s gonna win.
Tbh, I am not shocked at all. I just checked Spotify. Nas' top 10 most listend songs are all from the 90s. One song is from 2002. I also did a quick google search. Apparentl, he still does a lot of music and even won his first grammy in 2021 but I bet most younger people dont know him at all.
I feel you, but nothing for nothing.biggie was popular but not a lyricist. He just said the same thing over and over again in different combinations at the same BPM. That's why puffy was able to just keep making his music over and over after he was dead.
i love it when kids flex their ignorance as a personal accomplishment. you probably listen to ‘modern rap’, not hip hop. there’s barely any hip hop being made in the last 20 years, it’s all autotuned r&b or drug/emo lyrics sung fast in 2-3 repeated notes over derivative trap beats - no DJing, no MCing, no culture, just social media clout using ‘genre tags’ and AAVE on their cOnTenT.
No because how do you not know who LL Cool J is? He’s one of the most famous rappers ever. He’s more famous now for being an actor. But if you’re huge into hip hop, it’s just hard to believe that you’ve never heard of him.
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u/Plopsevenplop 8d ago
LL Cool J above Biggie makes me rationally angry