One Has To Go. Mobb Deep, Dogg Pound, Outkast, UGK
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OutkastI feel like you bck UGK ain't good as people claim them to be.
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Mobb DeepPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
My favorite album growing up was Regulate GFunk era
I love west coast gfunk.
But that dont change the fact ugk > dpg -
Mobb DeepPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
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Dogg PoundNiI never knew fans liked ugk like that until i joined the boards...but to put them against a group like the dogg pound is laughable
Daz beats are better than ? c
Daz is a better rapper than ? c
Kurupt has a better flow than bun b
Kurupt has better lyrics than bun b
Dogg food and young gotti and daz dillenger > ridin ? and underground kingz
lol
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Dogg PoundKast>Mobb Deep>UGK>>>>>>Dogg Pound
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UGKPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
lol
I dont remember saying their subject matter was better, but to say bun and ? could flow as smoothly on a beat like kurupt and daz did is nonsense
But ugk subject matter was repetative to say the least -
Mobb DeepPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
lol
I dont remember saying their subject matter was better, but to say bun and ? could flow as smoothly on a beat like kurupt and daz did is nonsense
But ugk subject matter was repetative to say the least
and dpg subject matter isnt??!?!
explain how dpg has better bars
how sway -
For real tho, since Jay was used as a measuring stick for respect
He's had features from Kast & UGK & been featured on Kast
"Like an Underground King, Ridin' ? ..." - Jay-Z
Lol think he said that on "Blueprint" album
But I digress -
OutkastFor real tho, since Jay was used as a measuring stick for respect
He's had features from Kast & UGK & been featured on Kast
"Like an Underground King, Ridin' ? ..." - Jay-Z
Lol think he said that on "Blueprint" album
But I digress
Jay Z hottest line comes from Prodigy tho
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Mobb DeepPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
lol
I dont remember saying their subject matter was better, but to say bun and ? could flow as smoothly on a beat like kurupt and daz did is nonsense
But ugk subject matter was repetative to say the least
But u claimed to have just checked 1 of their albums recently based on it being praised on the reason.
So now u gunna tell me their subject matter is repetitive when you obviously never heard their discography.
You just talkin out your ass now. You probably didnt even peep Ridin ? like u claim -
Mobb Deep@supergangster stop pm me & go shoe shine Nas esco shoes & sell Destiny's lip stick products, you Sweden ? boy
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UGKPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
lol
I dont remember saying their subject matter was better, but to say bun and ? could flow as smoothly on a beat like kurupt and daz did is nonsense
But ugk subject matter was repetative to say the least
But u claimed to have just checked 1 of their albums recently based on it being praised on the reason.
So now u gunna tell me their subject matter is repetitive when you obviously never heard their discography.
You just talkin out your ass now. You probably didnt even peep Ridin ? like u claim
Haha grasping at straws now, you ppl are salty in here huh
Thats cool when was the last time you listened to dogg pound? Because the last i knew you dont go back to music you dont like very often...im not about to sit down and waste a full day listening to ? music
Also why ppl say bun b has basically been spitting the same verse for decades now
Ib4 some weak ass reponse
Go listen to new york new york, a doggz day afternoon, soo much style....? just go listen to the dogg pound....theres no comparision here, dpg makes better music -
supergangster wrote: »
Lmao I didn't put that like it was Jay's "hottest line"
but I don't expect your Swedish cac ass comprehension skills to get it
& don't quote me ever again, this is my last response to you forever ever lol -
Mobb DeepPeezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »Peezy_Jenkins wrote: »i never knew dogg pound was considered a measure of greatness among hip hop duos until i looked in this thread. like mobb deep they among the capone and noreagas, a tier below ugk. people keep bringin up riding ? , ? too hard to swallow and super tight>>>>> dpg's one good album alone. who the ? is "dpg alumni"? who have they directly inspired? cuz u got artist out now that are definitely inspired by ugk and not just southern, im talkin some in the east coast and midwest too.
i said b4 tho, daz is nice on the boards.
I never knew ugk had albums that ppl considered classics until i came here
well now u know, there's more to the world than subways and ? bodegas.
Yeah lean and a bunch of ? lyrics, no thanks
Ill stay with the smooth sound of the pound
UGK & MJG & Ball make some of the "smoothest" rap music
You need some g funk in your life
? c/no joe and daz both provided smooth sounds.
and u may not like or identify with the culture ugk spoke on but please tell us how dpg's subject matter was soooo far ahead of ugk's
lol
I dont remember saying their subject matter was better, but to say bun and ? could flow as smoothly on a beat like kurupt and daz did is nonsense
But ugk subject matter was repetative to say the least
But u claimed to have just checked 1 of their albums recently based on it being praised on the reason.
So now u gunna tell me their subject matter is repetitive when you obviously never heard their discography.
You just talkin out your ass now. You probably didnt even peep Ridin ? like u claim
Haha grasping at straws now, you ppl are salty in here huh
Thats cool when was the last time you listened to dogg pound? Because the last i knew you dont go back to music you dont like very often..
I like Dogg Pound
They just aint on UGKs level
Never said i didnt listen to them -
Dogg PoundI'm listening to Ridin ? right now.
I honestly believe this is my first time hearing this song.
The beat is nice but I don't like the way they rap. -
OutkastI'm listening to Ridin ? right now.
I honestly believe this is my first time hearing this song.
The beat is nice but I don't like the way they rap.
So why you pick Dogg Pound? -
OutkastT. Sanford wrote: »@supergangster stop pm me & go shoe shine Nas esco shoes & sell Destiny's lip stick products, you Sweden ? boy
Lol the hate for Mobb Deep is strong. -
Mobb DeepI'm listening to Ridin ? right now.
I honestly believe this is my first time hearing this song.
The beat is nice but I don't like the way they rap.
What song?
Ridin ? is an album. Sounds like you describing your review for a single song? -
Mobb DeepWhen is the reason going to realize that better lyricist doesn't translate to better music. Yo bars can be sick all day but that doesn't mean you are musically better.
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Dogg Poundsupergangster wrote: »
I've actually heard Dogg Pound and I've come to the conclusion that I don't like them. I haven't heard enough of UGK to form an opinion.
Isn't this song called Ridin ? ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqmoXHzvWcE -
Mobb DeepYea.
I thought u meant you were listening to Ridin ? the album. Not just the 1 track. -
T. Sanford wrote: »When is the reason going to realize that better lyricist doesn't translate to better music. Yo bars can be sick all day but that doesn't make you are musically better.
? , go play a violin if you want some musicality. We talking rap music, as in rapping. -
Mobb Deep? go stand in line for an acapella album if that's all u want, were talking RAP MUSIC, as in dope flows and THE BEATS THEY ARE SPIT UPON or in other words, rapping on MUSIC, sit yo def poetry ass dine
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Mobb Deephiphop12345 wrote: »T. Sanford wrote: »When is the reason going to realize that better lyricist doesn't translate to better music. Yo bars can be sick all day but that doesn't make you are musically better.
? , go play a violin if you want some musicality. We talking rap music, as in rapping.
Posts like this is the reason why hip hop is dead now -
Mobb Deep? said ? musicality then said we talking RAP MUSIC. Man close this ? thread
