Old Rap Forums from the 1990s.

Hey White Boys,
I see some of you are still on this newsgroup. My organization, Brothers
Only, are systematically eradicating all white presence in hip hop on
the internet. www.truehiphop.com/atak is virtually inoperative and we
have almost totally closed it down. All the rest of you better watch
out. I have the support of artists such as Lord Jamar, Paris, MC Ren,
K-Rino, Maestro Fresh Wes, Schoolly D and even 'the artist formerly
known as - Prince'. That's right - We have basically had enough of the
white bastardisation of OUR music and style. It has to and WILL end !!!!
Sean Flynn, Paul Gembus, Sole and the rest, watch out palefaces. All you
punk albinos can go to alt.whitepower or some BS like that and discuss
how 'real', 'underground', 'true to the music' y'all think you are.
Truth is, you don't really understand or know jack about the nubian
language - hip hop !!!! All you know is commercial ass BS like 2Pac - he
never gave a ? about whites anyway !!!! As for all the so called
'underground' artists - they all get pushed into the mainstream by you
boys. Isn't it curious how y'all talk about Eminem all the damn time
!!!!! You know why don't you - he's white. Y'all have a caucus mountain
? to idolize now. All of y'all must be wettin' yourselves about him.
Wait till he goes mainstream - of course y'all will start pretending
like you never liked him - cause your too underground or whatever. Oh
please !!!! Go back and listen to Nirvana, Garth Brooks or whatever is
big in your white world these days. [/i]

Feb 24 1992
ICE-CUBE CONCERT
Has anyone seen the Ice Cube tour? I just saw him last Thursday
in Rochester, NY, and it was probably the best rep concert I have ever
been to.
The show started with a 15min set from Rochester's own, KMC. Nobody
really seemed to care that they were on stage, anyway. Then WC AND MAAD
CIRCLE performed for about 20min. They are reletively new so the crowd
still wasn't that involved. Then DEL came out for about 30min and rocked
the house. But it just kept getting better with LEADERS OF THE NEW SCHOOL
(Busta' Rhymes is somethin' else!) and with BLACK SHEEP! When they did
"the choice is yours" the house came down. And finally (YOYO was sick)
Cube entered Gangsta style and did everything from "***** you love to hate"
to "how to survive in S.Central" to "jackin for beats".
The funniest part of the show was that he had tombstones on stage
that read "NWA", "EASY-E", etc. And in the hallways there were murals
with had drawn pictures of NWA with captions like, under EASY: maggot
turned ***got. And so on.
The most disturbing part of the concert was that you could get
you picture taken with a cardboard cutout of Cube (looking like a hood)
while you hold an UZI at the camera. DEL seemed to encourage
drug use by telling people to smoke Buddha and lowering a giant joint
from the roof.


you can tell this guy was some nerdy white kid who got into hip hop because it was rebellious

jamacia wrote: »

lol at a thread about bone thugs titled "bone thugs phat or wack"

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.rap/browse_thread/thread/cd8c289e7ee6bc71/3d10fe1f35e939cb?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=bone+thugs#3d10fe1f35e939cb



here is a thread about 2 pac and deathrow vs nas and mobb deep


http://groups.google.com/group/rec.music.hip-hop/browse_thread/thread/4fbd6899761973d2/0c0ea75db75c9094?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=nas#0c0ea75db75c9094

LOL at the 2Pac one saing "2Pac and 2 other losers releasing Hit'em Up". It shows that Pac had his far share of haters when he was alive. Pac didn't get unconditional love until his death.

TheEyeronic1 wrote: »

yooo this is good ? for real.

Don't ask how I found it I just accidentally ran across it. I didn't know there was rap forums then either.

I've been saying people was ? about rap being dead before Pac and Biggie died. I remember even before I Use To Love H.E.R. It started when Vanilla Ice and MC Hammer blew up.

Aug 15 1996

In the beginning, rap was rap... it came from the heart and the soul,
not the pocketbook and the wallet. True MCs are slowly but surely
becoming a dying breed. *****z selling out to the gangsta rap ?
"I-shot-ya-daddy-and-I'll-damn-sure-shoot-ya-momma-too" ridiculous
bull****. Now I see wannabees on the net tryin to be hard like these
rappers they emulate.

Hip-Hop is mentally dead... MCs who try to put a message out to the
urban youths that what's going on today doesn't have to go on tomorrow
are given little airplay, and those with a message who are given more
airplay are labeled as "sellouts" or "not being true", just because
they don't promote murder and drugs.

Maybe hip-hop isn't mentally dead, maybe it's just the people who
purchase it. Over 60% of sales from hip-hop tapes, CDs, etc, can be
attributed to white, suburban,
"driving-my-daddy's-vette-cuz-mine-is-in-the-shop" kids. Lemme put it
in perspective. If you're white and well off, what interest do you
have in hearing someone talk about upliftment of the Black community?
There seems to be a fascination between rich white boys and acting
thuggish. When you ain't never held a gun in your hand, never seen
anyone get shot, and never been arrested, I guess you HAVE to use
Bone's CD as a "ghetto tutorial". It's all a vicious cycle, and it is
too frustrating to explain in one article.

Jan 4 1995

Okay...who else here has heard this phat joint called "Shook Ones" by Mobb
: Deep. I loved the beat. I'm gonna put that in my all-time favorite beats
: memory bank. What do U guys think of it?


Yea, I thought this single was mad phat too. Been looking for the
single for weeks, and still haven't found it.


Jan 5 1995

it's been out since Late October,
and available at NYC Record stores since Late November.

By the way, the "Shook Ones (Original)" is phat too!
"Shook Ones (Rmx)" is the #1 Underground track of the Year
(#2 "Murder MCs")(#3 "Proceed" - The Roots)


Jan 13 1995

I first heard "Shook Ones" last August on Hampton University's WHOV 88.1
station and they were like the only ones with the wax around and DJ Law on
WOWI played it around Sep. "Shook Ones Pt.II" is also phat with the new
lyrics and the video is ruff