[Eddy Munny]

Doggystyle doesn't suck. It's basically The Chronic II, but with a different lead rapper. The beats and the production are sick.

[MoneyLineDawg]

Doggystyle doesn't suck. It's basically The Chronic II, but with a different lead rapper. The beats and the production are sick.

Reminds me of when I asked my aunt for the "Doggystyle" CD for Christmas....Had to be about 10 at the time....Couldn't understand why I didn't get it

But yeah, Doggystyle and The Chronic have a bunch of my favorite rap songs ever...I pretty much think of them as one for some reason and the songs blur together

[Grits n' Gravy]

Ice cube had some classics.

here are some classics in no particular order

gangstarr/nice&smooth- dwyck
special ed- I got it made
audio 2-top billin
souls-93 til infinity
marley marl- symphony
grap- roads to riches
bdp- still number 1
slick rick- Mona lisa

[ChalkyDog]

[Ghenghis Kahn]

[Jcole94]

lol everyone here is stuck in the 90s. not 1 modern song

[ChalkyDog]

lol everyone here is stuck in the 90s. not 1 modern song

For good reason. Although I did list a track from Tech N9ne from last year.

[allabout the $$$]

lol everyone here is stuck in the 90s. not 1 modern song

can you blame us? the 90's/ early 2000's was the best era hip hop will ever see. cmon they still plays 90's hip hop on the radio 20 years later

[Jcole94]

can you blame us? the 90's/ early 2000's was the best era hip hop will ever see. cmon they still plays 90's hip hop on the radio 20 years later

Why won't they play 2010s hip hop 20 years later? of course we will

[allabout the $$$]

Why won't they play 2010s hip hop 20 years later? of course we will

cmon is this has to be a joke

none of the music out now is going to be classic or very few of the songs but nothing compares to 90's era of hip hop.

[Deken00]

90s is fine, but Motown is the shizz

[Eddy Munny]

My beats are icky.......... My beats are icky..........

[GiveMeaBJ]

cmon is this has to be a joke

none of the music out now is going to be classic or very few of the songs but nothing compares to 90's era of hip hop.

It's a new era of hip hop. Production is a bigger part of hip hop then it ever was. Some of this shit is actually better then some overrated 90's shit if you listen to it right. This is the beats era. If you don't have a pair of beats you aren't hearing it the way you are supposed to. The 90's era was hip hops finest hour but you can't tell me guys like Kendrick and Kanye won't be getting spins 20 years down the road.

Watch the Throne
Good Kid Madd City
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Not to mention guys like Pusha T and Fab still putting in work. Also, you can't tell me guys like J. Cole, Papoose, Schoolboy Q, hell even Drake as much as I don't like him aren't potential future classic hip hop albums if put in the right mindset. Hip hop has a lot of depth these days. The shit is different but why is that bad?

[allabout the $$$]

It's a new era of hip hop. Production is a bigger part of hip hop then it ever was. Some of this shit is actually better then some overrated 90's shit if you listen to it right. This is the beats era. If you don't have a pair of beats you aren't hearing it the way you are supposed to. The 90's era was hip hops finest hour but you can't tell me guys like Kendrick and Kanye won't be getting spins 20 years down the road.

Watch the Throne
Good Kid Madd City
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Not to mention guys like Pusha T and Fab still putting in work. Also, you can't tell me guys like J. Cole, Papoose, Schoolboy Q, hell even Drake as much as I don't like him aren't potential future classic hip hop albums if put in the right mindset. Hip hop has a lot of depth these days. The shit is different but why is that bad?

i agree with most of what you say..... yes it is about the production and there are a lot of great beats but that doesnt make the lyrics any better. the guys you mentioned do have talent and will be played 20 years from now but no where near the rotations that the 90's guys get now. drake imo has the most talent out of everyone you mentioned including kanye. fab is a late 90's/early 2000's guy pusha t's biggest hit was when he was with clipse again in the 90's. when biggie, jay, nas , ** tang, pun,etc. all came out you knew you were listening to classic music. hip hop has a lot of depth now just think back to the time period im taking about that was depth with all great artists. i dont think the stuff now is bad but it doesnt compare to my era.

[Eddy Munny]

sfdf

[Eddy Munny]

The KLF's 3 am Eternal is one of my favorite rap songs. The rap verses aren't anything special, but the overall vibe of the song gets me.

[Jcole94]

It's a new era of hip hop. Production is a bigger part of hip hop then it ever was. Some of this shit is actually better then some overrated 90's shit if you listen to it right. This is the beats era. If you don't have a pair of beats you aren't hearing it the way you are supposed to. The 90's era was hip hops finest hour but you can't tell me guys like Kendrick and Kanye won't be getting spins 20 years down the road.

Watch the Throne
Good Kid Madd City
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy

Not to mention guys like Pusha T and Fab still putting in work. Also, you can't tell me guys like J. Cole, Papoose, Schoolboy Q, hell even Drake as much as I don't like him aren't potential future classic hip hop albums if put in the right mindset. Hip hop has a lot of depth these days. The shit is different but why is that bad?

Not sure why you said papoose lol but I was about to say something like this.
I would add My Krazy Life by YG to the classic list

Hip hop has so much more variety than it use to for e.g Odd Future, A$AP, Kid Cudi, Chance the rapper, Pro Era etc. There is something for everybody these days.

I do agree Drake and J Cole will create a classic.

[Jcole94]

cmon is this has to be a joke

none of the music out now is going to be classic or very few of the songs but nothing compares to 90's era of hip hop.

You have no idea on the state of hip hop lol

I think it cool just to say new shit is bad

[Magnolia Slim]

For good reason. Although I did list a track from Tech N9ne from last year.

With you on geto boys, remember when bushwick bill got shot in the eye and he was like fukk it lets take a picture and put it on the album cover.. So they got bush wick leaning up on a gurney with his eye shot out and scar face and willie d are pushing the gurney.. Good shitt..

[Eddy Munny]

With you on geto boys, remember when bushwick bill got shot in the eye and he was like fukk it lets take a picture and put it on the album cover.. So they got bush wick leaning up on a gurney with his eye shot out and scar face and willie d are pushing the gurney.. Good shitt..

...You'll shoot yer eye out kid.

[GiveMeaBJ]

Not sure why you said papoose lol but I was about to say something like this.
I would add My Krazy Life by YG to the classic list

Hip hop has so much more variety than it use to for e.g Odd Future, A$AP, Kid Cudi, Chance the rapper, Pro Era etc. There is something for everybody these days.

I do agree Drake and J Cole will create a classic.

I said Papoose because I really believe if the guy ever learned how to make an album with a story or some meaning and not just random street songs on a disc it would go down as one of the best maybe of any era. You can't deny the guys ability he just seems stubborn as penetrate and doesn't seem to have the right backing. Didn't listen to YG yet but I will be. Agree with Odd Future, Cudi, Asap, Chance. Tons of variety but some people are just still stuck on "if it doesnt sound like the 90's its not hip hop"

[allabout the $$$]

Tons of variety but some people are just still stuck on "if it doesnt sound like the 90's its not hip hop"

im not saying this at all. there is some talent now it doesnt compare to the talent that came out in the 90's its just my opinion. i also appreciate the collabo's of all the r and b with the hip hop artists in the 90's not too much of that going on now

[GiveMeaBJ]

im not saying this at all. there is some talent now it doesnt compare to the talent that came out in the 90's its just my opinion. i also appreciate the collabo's of all the r and b with the hip hop artists in the 90's not too much of that going on now

Wasnt directed at you but that mind state is all over the place. Everyones entitled to their own taste and preference. For me:

outkast
kanye
fab
pusha
drake
pac
biggie
em
snoop
dre
cudi
odd future
tde
frank ocean
the weeknd
pap
game
chance
old 50/gunit
asap mob
old wayne
nas
pun
some mmg
old d block
old dipset

[allabout the $$$]

8 out of your top 10 are 90's guys you have nas way down on that list i dont know if its in your personal favorite order or not. im glad you put old wayne on there because the stuff he puts out now isnt as good as back in the day

[GiveMeaBJ]

8 out of your top 10 are 90's guys you have nas way down on that list i dont know if its in your personal favorite order or not. im glad you put old wayne on there because the stuff he puts out now isnt as good as back in the day

Nah man not in order just the shit that Ill put in rotation. If I had to do a top 10 probably be like this (personal preference).

1. Biggie
2. Eminem
3. Pac
4. Nas
5. Jay
6. Kanye
7. Andre 3k
8. Pusha
9. Fab
10. Pun

[Inkwell77]

Ya'll are crazy. Hip-hop is better now than it has ever been. The remix scene is crazy and pushing the music.

[Jcole94]

Ya'll are crazy. Hip-hop is better now than it has ever been. The remix scene is crazy and pushing the music.

I half agree but worst examples of all time

[Cuse0323]

Eyedea...1 through 10, pick any and it's better than the rest.

[Inkwell77]

I half agree but worst examples of all time

ok post some better ones then.....

[ChalkyDog]

Drake is either top 3 most popular hip hop artist out right now, or he is THEE most popular. Lil Wayne is somewhere in there too.

That's 2010's hip hop. That's the current state of affairs.

It's worse than a goddamn dumpster fire behind a discount abortion clinic.

There might be a few good artists out there right now, and I support the hell out of them, as I have NEVER straight up pirated a CD worth buying. Never.

On that note, Kid Cudi's new EP Satellite Flight is on-fukkin'-point. Downloaded that shit off Piratebay, gave it a once through and immediately went out and bought the CD. Fantastic short album to relax to.

No lyrics, but an awesome song nonetheless:

[Jcole94]

Drake is either top 3 most popular hip hop artist out right now, or he is THEE most popular. Lil Wayne is somewhere in there too.

That's 2010's hip hop. That's the current state of affairs.

It's worse than a goddamn dumpster fire behind a discount abortion clinic.

There might be a few good artists out there right now, and I support the hell out of them, as I have NEVER straight up pirated a CD worth buying. Never.

On that note, Kid Cudi's new EP Satellite Flight is on-fukkin'-point. Downloaded that shit off Piratebay, gave it a once through and immediately went out and bought the CD. Fantastic short album to relax to.

No lyrics, but an awesome song nonetheless:

lol hip hop is in a great place right now. I can name many rappers right now that are really good.

Drake is good, you just don't like him cos he sings

[Jcole94]

Nah man not in order just the shit that Ill put in rotation. If I had to do a top 10 probably be like this (personal preference).

1. Biggie
2. Eminem
3. Pac
4. Nas
5. Jay
6. Kanye
7. Andre 3k
8. Pusha
9. Fab
10. Pun

Kanye should be ahead of all them imo. He is the best hip hop artist of all time imo

[allabout the $$$]

kanye is a better producer than artist imo. his catalog is ridiculous

[Jcole94]

kanye is a better producer than artist imo. his catalog is ridiculous

being a producer is part of being an artist lol

[allabout the $$$]

being a producer is part of being an artist lol

so youre telling me that swizz beats is a hip hop artist??? or that biggie was a producer??? or that puffy the rapper was better than puffy the producer??? cmon man. production is different than being the artist