but no i just thought it was funny cause i was gonna say my first hip hop songs was ying yang twins bia bia, and 3 6 mafia songs, and none of those reflect me now.

I JUST EXPLODED INTO RAINBOWS AND LOLLIPOPS!

btw like erik and ratmn i also used to think snoop was the best rapper ever lol, i used to think both him and dr. dre were the best. but now i'm starting to lose respect for dre too

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Saying that it was actually the remix....

award tour by atcq
planet rock by afrika bambaataa
just to get a rep by gangstarr
white lines by grandmaster flash
king of rock by run dmc
rappers delight by sugarhill gang

every song on the game is awesome. i played that game for so long back in the day i'll never forget the lyrics to any of these songs lol. great game too. i got into commercial rap not long after that. infact that was the same year eminem came out. i was into the whole shady/gunit/aftermath. it really wasnt all that bad at first. then i just got so fed up with being let down i went underground and never looked back!

yes! i remember hearing this track specifically in one of the skate videos i watched a lot. the two that stick out specifically in my mind, in fact, are this one and "The Light" by Common. i remember being so used to hearing misogyny in hip hop and this was the first ever hip hop love song i heard. i dedicated it to 3 different girlfriends after that lol.

also, i remember hearing "Off The Record" by Promoe in a skate video. one of the greatest beats i've ever hear to this day and one of the best b-boy breaks to ever be recorded:

my new theme song



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battle record:

7-0-0

i remember up until 5th grade I thought hiphop was bullshit and took no talent. I would parade around my classroom bashing anyone who listened to hiphop.
it all started when i was about 7.... kid named seth i was friends with, was the biggest wigger ever. no joke, his dad would dress him to look like fuckin fred durst everyday. he was always listening to this damn song.

i had no idea that THAT was hiphop. i thought it was just a black guy on a mic talkin about bitches. i was a retarded child.
then i got some BMX game for my xbox in like 3rd grade, which introduced me to "Buggin out" by ATCQ and "Moment of Truth" from Gangstarr. i remember nearly immidiatly after hearing "moment of truth", i asked my dad if we could go to best buy to get a gangstarr CD. I asked the sales clerk and he was like "gang what?" and I was like "gangstarr!" and he had no idea what I was talking about.. i had no idea that gangstarr was underground/old school.

From then on, i gave up on hiphop since best buy didn't have the one hiphop group I liked. Then in 5th grade, we moved into a new house, and I found a stash of old ass cassette tapes... A badass band named Cracker was in there, but anyways, I found E.Eternal1999 in there, and I listened to it for literally months. I thought it was like sex music.. had no idea that Bone Thugz was what we call "hiphop". I still thought hiphop sucked. But I bumped this song FOREVER

Then I started getting really into the internet when I made a myspace.. which got me into Tupac. I became a wigger for 2 years, and I would watch 8 mile obsessively (no joke, like once every other day). All I listened to was Biggie, Tupac, eminem, Lil Wayne, soulja boy, etc etc... Shitty radio rap and the really typical 90's rappers like pac and snoop.
Then i came here, right as I was getting out of my wigger phase.
which got me into the real underground.
meh.

wow lmao

1. Once in our lifetime we're wiggers

2. Adam is a hip hop hipster on negation

3. Pie is good

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We were living at a place with no cable/internet, in batshit no where, so I really had no way to pass the time except watch movies and play grand theft auto. It just so happened that 8 Mile and San Andreas both had good hiphop in it, so that was the only place I could listen to hiphop. I had no hiphop CD's or anything until I begged my friend to burn me a CD with Hit Em Up, Life Goes On, Hold ya Head, Runnin, Mass Appeal, the san andreas theme song (LMAO), and a few other classic but overplayed tracks...
I didn't think rap battles were even real until I got an internet connection again and started really getting into hiphop. I was ignorant.