they are apart of hip-hop.
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they are apart of hip-hop.
your a dumbass, if you don't think the Beaties Boys are hip-hop that you need to get reeducatedQuote:
Originally Posted by june181972
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Originally Posted by june181972
check the production on Paul's Boutique to evaluate why they are crucial hip hop. no album flipped samples like that before. (with the exception of PE)
They sampled Pusherman, and thats dope as hellQuote:
Originally Posted by crass
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Originally Posted by june181972
so maybe run dmc, outkast, epmd, wu tang etc arent hip hop?
prick
Beastie Boys are Hip Hop move this thread and show some respect.
So did Christina Aguleira and Nelly = not dope as hellQuote:
Originally Posted by The Wizzard
invalid comparisonQuote:
Originally Posted by Drunken Wu Masta
Wu Tang vs. beastie boys?
that is total heresy and blasphemy to the greatest rap group in hip-hop history
9 true Masters of the Ceremony vs a couple of irritating wanna-bes
Rage Against the Machine is closer to hip-hop
Just cause Christina Aguleira and Nelly sampled it don't mean it's less dope, they did it ten years (or whenever pauls boutique came out) ago. Because Gwen Stefani uses the Same sample as biggie make big poppa "not dope as hell"?
and that last paragraph you spit out, makes you sound like more of a dumbass and "irritating wanna-bes" than you did before.
You probably don't know the 1st, let alone the 2nd, thing about Curtis Mayfield(don't go run to google now doggie)Quote:
Originally Posted by The Wizzard
How does sampling well known classic R&B make an artist dope as hell?
You must be in the Puff Daddy fan club
Zack de la Rocha would MC rings around the beastie boys
just like anyone from the Wu would show them what real MCin is about.
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Originally Posted by june181972
I think you are underestimating them. No way Zack would out MC any of the Beastie Boys, Zack could scream louder though.
It's funny that you can't accept the Beasties as hip-Hop, but I'm sure all of the MCs you would cite as "real" would consider them Hip-Hop pioneers and legends.Quote:
Originally Posted by june181972
:lmao: @ "wannabes"
One of you beastie boy fans educate me thenQuote:
Originally Posted by Punch
run down a list of collaborations they have done w/ some hot MCs
u won't see Wu on that list
Nas, 2Pac, Rakim, Kool G Rap, GangStarr, Boot Camp Clique, Scarface, D Block, EPMD, Big Daddy Kane etc
And don't take the route: "well you only like gangster rap"
De La Soul?
Tribe Called Quest?
Commom?
Mos Def?
Cats ain't feelin the beastie toys
hah get real boy.
Go listen to professor booty from check your head. check MCAs verse at the end. Its about one of the dudes from third base. Dude rips it.
they are just nasty, and unlike wu-tang, they havent put out a shitty album and never have done deorderent commericals or any of that other sell out garbage.
They've toured with Run DMC, Tribe, Talib, J5, house of Pain, LL Cool J, among others.
How many other rap groups do you know who put out their first album in 1986 are still putting out good music today?
Wrong. Yo, Q-Tip was on Ill Communication. You've been educated. ...and since when did collabo's make or break an artist?Quote:
Originally Posted by june181972
...and Biz Markie.