Goonersworld

In an attempt to get this thread back on its rails and revive the actual debate, I've created two separate threads wherein you can proceed to discuss rap/hip-hop music;

Rap/Hip-Hop 1979-1999 - http://www.goonersworld.co.uk/forum/vie ... 43&t=30825
Rap/Hip-Hop 2000-now - http://www.goonersworld.co.uk/forum/vie ... 43&t=30824

Respect the thread title, please.

More life more chunes. Unreal.

Well, that's that.

eminem destroying his legacy more than wenger is

Sims wrote:eminem destroying his legacy more than wenger is

I didn't like the new album at first, but it's slowly starting to grow on me. Not many "catchy" songs really, but you can still hear the skill in his word play.

The best video you'll see this year. Drizzy really out here be the GOAT doing bits.

SuperJackyWilshere wrote:The best video you'll see this year. Drizzy really out here be the GOAT doing bits.

If anyone had any doubts about JackyWilshere being AFC10.

Was going through my music library and got hella middle school nostalgia.

People sleep on Lil Wayne when compiling a greatest rappers list. Weezy was absurd from 2005-09. His one liners and pun game from that period are nigh untouchable, and he managed to drop some real shit at the same time. If his peak were today, the Kendrick—and even Drake to an extent—hype from the last few years would seem insignificant.

Does anyone else think that was one of the greatest runs in hip hop history?

SuperJackyWilshere wrote:The best video you'll see this year. Drizzy really out here be the GOAT doing bits.

Fs, imagine being able to make a difference to people's lives like that

Shit song though

gunslinger1990 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap0lCHfr7NA

My eardrums were assaulted.

LMAO wrote:

gunslinger1990 wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap0lCHfr7NA

My eardrums were assaulted.

Old school.

2pac.

1. Nas
2. Biggie
3. Andre 3000
4. Eminem
5. Jay Z

Could swap Eminem with Andre depending on my mood but that's my top 5 more or less.