Hip Hop Music Profile

Dog Where are you at Damn it Dame we miss your danceing and Pouring champagne on chicks.

I no it is late but……..I just got the album. LOL yo! this is a pretty good album right here. minus the fact he did not have the king of MIA. on one track. Where was Trick Daddy at during the recording process. also Rick the beats are hot but your lyric’s need work every verse sounded the same . Not to mention do I hear Jeezy or Rick Ross Before you try to diss NORE man step your swag up, and dog you ain’t ready for TI at all………………..REAL TALK.anyway the album hit hard with the song with Mario Winans But need water on the the track “Boss” Where he kept saying over and over how Bossy he is. Is it worth Buying or burning I say I think you should LET IT BURN…………….

New York’s Next best thing may not be Papoose. Look out for Jae Millz this fall doing big things. with the hit “my swag” produced by Scott Storch. With the right push this kid could go a very log way somebody hurry up and support this kid. Who has been doing his thing since making the band, when he battled E-ness and destroyed him. Also seen on many Smack Magazine dvd’s battling and defeating a lot of these youg dudes who only rap about money guns and bricks go ahead dog!!!!!!!!! you got the president of your fan club right here ( NO HOMO ) ………………….

“to every one curious about the game and ras beef well its on.last night ras and j211 were at club element at hollywood.game invited ras to his table,ras clearly wanted no part of that.so game felt disrespected,later that night game once again so anxious to have ras be his friend approached ras and j211,asked ras if he could get him a drink and holler at him for a second,ras told game to get out of his face cause he did not want any associations with game,ras then turned his back on game,thats when the shit started.game like a coward sucker punched ras with a bottle in the face,all along j211 was going at it with a black wall street affiliate.game tried to knock ras out but could not.after the incident the clubs security got in between and broke the altercation up.escorted ras out along with j211 through the back way when game and his entourage fled the scene but as they did ras saw game driving by and as they both looked at one another,ras shouted thank u cause now u officially gave me and re up a reason to smash on you and the wack wall street.ras suffered minor injuries just a slight bruise in his eye area.no longer than 10 minutes after game drove off like a coward unknown re up members arrived to the scene.when asked about the whole thing ras laughed and said he knew game was a ‘’pussy'’ but not to that extent i mean even when he had no guts to do it in front of my face he still could not succeed in bringing me down but then again what can u expect from a one time male stripper who got his heart broken on change of heart and now is running around thinking hes a gangster just cause he got tatoos,pussy is all that is,lets not forget this closet fag got robbed and shot with his own gun,enough said! “

ImageIgloo.comDPG veteran Daz Dillinger is back with his debut So So Def album titled So So Gangsta. While Kurupt was always hailed as the lyrical half of Tha Dogg Pound, Daz’s production skills were undeniable and it shines on this album. The album starts with “Thang On My Hip”. “We can do whatever/nigga I been around/i aint been up to shit/i rose from the underground” Daz raps over a simple but bangin beat. Though this album is not overloaded with that G Funk sound that old DPG fans know Daz for, “Rat-A-Tat-Tat” surely has enough of a funky bassline to keep heads nodding. “Strizzap” featuring another west coast veteran Ice Cube has that grimey feel to it, reminiscent of Daz’s Death Row solo album Retaliation…While many thought Jermaine Dupree would not sound right with Daz’s gangsta sound, the songs “Weekend” and “The One” featuring Jagged Edge prove them wrong. JD’s production skills shine alongside Daz on these as well as “Badder Than A Mutha”. Kurupt also shows up on “Money On My Mind” which has an addicting beat and has Kurupt and Daz Dillinger going back to back like old times. The albums flaws are minimal and with only 12 tracks, there is little room for error. This is a bangin album from a westcoast veteran. 4.5 out of 5. Go cop it, it’s worth the money.

                                           

First off we miss you Biggie and Pac. But what if they where here would the hiphop game be what it is? I often wonder if 2pac was here would he beef with 50. Would Jay and big have ever made the Commision album or would it be the way it is today Hova on top.

the game is sad right now, with everybody talking about bling and chicks’s you gotta wonder what’s next for hiphop. ATL got the game on smash 3 years in a row, where is New York……………..Where is Cali………………………..???????????? we need talent in the game because as a fan and a crtic I miss that fire. I miss willing to go broke to buy the new Onyx cd. I miss Hip Hop Period. What are we teaching the youth to disrespect th OG.

It’s Ok when truth be told, it’s not ok. I am sad for the future of HIP HOP and truly miss BIGGIE and PAC because the game will never be the same.