Which was the greatest decade of hip hop??? 80's, 90s, 00s???

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D.D.S.
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edited February 2011 in The Face Off Forum
what's y'all opinion?

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  • Hatter
    Hatter Members Posts: 2,451 ✭✭
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    90's hiphop>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
  • NuffRespect
    NuffRespect Members Posts: 1,170 ✭✭✭✭
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    90s
    .......................
  • gullygully
    gullygully Members Posts: 60
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    90's, but 80s aint too far behind...00's = [IMG]http://greenliquid.org/donate/images2/smiles/icon_? .gif[/IMG]
  • son of 1973
    son of 1973 Members Posts: 769
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    this thread always poppin up lol
    my favorite is late 80's golden age (Rakim G Rap KRS Kane PE NWA De La Geto Boys etc)- all styles of rap coexisted equally, never happened again
    but outside that.....

    90's- ? advanced the late 80's (Nas Redman Jay Big DMX, the south rise)
    Early 2000's kept the 90's pace, a little watered down though (Eminem, 50, Kanye, Luda, TI)
    Mid 2000's-today its watered down but not dead (Young Money Gucci Waka etc)
  • D.D.S.
    D.D.S. Members Posts: 7,405 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    uppin. tired of seein the same ? everytime i come in here.
    i'd say 90's (pac, jay-z, ugk, dmx, fugees, nas, etc.)
  • stupot0607
    stupot0607 Members Posts: 1,914 ✭✭✭
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    90's wins comftably

    just off 1993 - 1995

    Ressurection
    Illmatic
    Enter the Wu
    Ready to Die
    Me Against the World
    ?
    Tical
    Word Life...


    i could go on....
  • juelz21
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  • Neslom
    Neslom Members Posts: 431
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    90's... 2 words: Native Tongues
  • The_Man
    The_Man Members Posts: 2,718 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    90's


    Big L
    2 Pac
    Big Pun
    Mobb Deep
    Wu Tang
    Jay-Z
    Eminem
    Gangstarr
    Biggie
    Deathrow
    Redman
    Common

    and many more
  • D.D.S.
    D.D.S. Members Posts: 7,405 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    juelz21 wrote: »
    80's hiphop

    who do u like 4rm that era, homie?
  • Knightryder
    Knightryder Members Posts: 2,098 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    from 1993-2003


    some of the best years.......i feel like crying
  • chriskyte410717
    chriskyte410717 Members Posts: 383
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    after a long look.....................imma have to roll with the 2000s

    i had to look and see. now the 90s had classics no doubt but most of them ? made one album then fell off. nobody was consistent and nothing really held your attention besides biggie and pac. the 2000s had a ? load of story lines and mostly everything that dropped was tough. and every coast was represented very well, way better than the other 2 eras

    dre shut ? down from 2000-2003. nobody had a more dominant run than that. em, 50, snoop, kurupt, daz, ? even xzibit was smashing ? with dre and them.

    eminem
    snoop went and transformed himself into everybodys favorite rapper
    jayz and nas beef was crazy
    ja and 50
    game brought the west back (with dre and the helm)
    g unit was killing everything
    fabolous
    the neptunes production=massive hits
    nelly made st. louis relevant
    stankonia and speakerboxx/love below
    ^^^^^^^and most of that happened before 05 was over

    then you got the south rising up with people like luda, ti, and jeezy at the front
    they all dropped classic or 4 star albums
    bun bs rise
    cant forget about wayne flooding the streets with some of the greatest mixtapes ever
    jay retired then came back while signing ross
    usher
    lil jon had everybody getting crunk
    snap music (no matter what your opinion is on it, it helped rap commercially)

    kanyes hands were all over the 2000s. hands down best producer of the decade
    made common relevant again
    mos def and the whole good music ? . completely changed the game

    t-pain was on every hook

    the new young guns of rap came up like wale, drake, cole, nipsey etc.

    cant forget about the whole dipset movement. that ? was too crazy.

    to me, commercially and skill wise, the 2000s are the most critical point of rap. rap is in every home now. everybody in the world knows at least one rap song and its mainly because of the 2000s. i know the 80s started it and the 90s made it timeless but the 2000s made it the monster it is today. and the crazy thing about it is that i know forgot some things that happened in the 2000s. so much classic ? was going on
  • bmoreeast
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    90's by far.
    The lyrics by far out did the 80's and the production out did the 2000's i could be biased tho cuz i came of age in the late 90's so that era bring more memories then the other 2
  • owHOTdman
    owHOTdman Members Posts: 400
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    80's was the foundation
    90's was the best musically
    00's was the best comercially
    now we gotta see what the 10's have for us
  • real_hh_rep
    real_hh_rep Members Posts: 1,868 ✭✭✭
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    ^ same as above. I think 90's was best era in terms of creativity and variety in hip-hop - from g-funk, gangsta rap, Native Tongues to mid 90's NY boom-bap and soulful movement lead by OkayPlayer. 80's introduced some of biggest talents and kicked the doors that opened for those who emerged in 90;s. Too much ? music, gimmick artists and stupid pseudo-beefs happened in 00's to even consider this era as good.
  • JadaRoss
    JadaRoss Members Posts: 6,791 ✭✭✭
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    the 90s were the best of any of them
  • pingpong
    pingpong Members Posts: 14
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    90s hands down.
  • bless the child
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  • FieldTripsToTheHood
    FieldTripsToTheHood Members Posts: 6,054 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    until hiphop is truly dead it will forever be trying to live up to the 90's.

    I invite you to quote me and give some absurd justifcation why I'm wrong....we all know I'm right but ? it, I need to laugh so justify away.