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Found a cassette from school with tunes on, and the 1st one out the gate is "Follow The Leader" by Eric B & Rakim.
You can keep your Emineminemens and "Fiddy Cent" noise, this is hiphop. Don't believe me? Go find it and be awed
You can keep your Emineminemens and "Fiddy Cent" noise, this is hiphop. Don't believe me? Go find it and be awed
I think most people who like hip-hop properly don't listen to 50 cent and Eminem as much as other stuff.
Maybe.
Maybe.
...nah.
Hell yeah, I have that song on my MP3 player and whenever it comes on I do a little one-handed handstand in the street until it's finished. See also: Big Daddy Kane - Ain't No Half Steppin'.
The first LP I ever owned was Derek B - Bad Boy Brother
The first LP I ever owned was Derek B - Bad Boy Brother
Damn, there's some fresh homies there.
Haven't heard this in about 10 yrs.
Eric B & Rakim, Ice T, NWA, Public Enemy, Biz Markie, Doug E Fresh, Boogie Down Productions, Kid Frost.
I'm digging out my laceless white sneakers and doing some bodypopping on cardboard.
Eric B & Rakim, Ice T, NWA, Public Enemy, Biz Markie, Doug E Fresh, Boogie Down Productions, Kid Frost.
I'm digging out my laceless white sneakers and doing some bodypopping on cardboard.
Have to agree there. Went through a "B-boy" phase as a teen. Eric B & Rakim, Overlord X and Public Enemy were all well listened too.
Found a cassette from school with tunes on, and the 1st one out the gate is "Follow The Leader" by Eric B & Rakim.
You can keep your Emineminemens and "Fiddy Cent" noise, this is hiphop. Don't believe me? Go find it and be awed
You can keep your Emineminemens and "Fiddy Cent" noise, this is hiphop. Don't believe me? Go find it and be awed