Crunk Classics; I'm So Hood Vs Never Scared
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No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name. -
Three six aint seeing Lil jon and the eastside boyz what you been smoking
3 6 innovated a lot of things you still see today. And they was the Goat Group. I still don't even know what the eastside boys did. -
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
I'm from the east coast too and you sound like an idiot -
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
I'm from the east coast too and you sound like an idiot
Hip Hop/Rap Music comes from New York City. Thats indisputable.
When people outside of New York City make Hip Hop/Rap Music that doesn't sound like it comes from New York its inherently a sub-genre. Thats indisputable. It could be G-Funk, Miami Bass, Hyphy, Dub Step, Dancehall, Trap, or whatever.
I'm So Hood doesn't sound like it came out of New York, because it didn't. By its very nature, I'm So Hood is a sub-genre.
My question is; Whats the name of the sub-genre? -
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
I'm from the east coast too and you sound like an idiot
Hip Hop/Rap Music comes from New York City. Thats indisputable.
When people outside of New York City make Hip Hop/Rap Music that doesn't sound like it comes from New York its inherently a sub-genre. Thats indisputable. It could be G-Funk, Miami Bass, Hyphy, Dub Step, Dancehall, Trap, or whatever.
I'm So Hood doesn't sound like it came out of New York, because it didn't. By its very nature, I'm So Hood is a sub-genre.
My question is; Whats the name of the sub-genre?
There is no name it's just a mainstream rap song lol dancehall really -
Never Scared
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
This is the definiton of "East Coast Bias"... also known as "East Coast Priviledge", or "Eastfluenza"... -
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
This is the definiton of "East Coast Bias"... also known as "East Coast Priviledge", or "Eastfluenza"...
No its not. Its the truth.
Rap music comes from New York City. Who would debate that? -
lol sighs
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Never Scared
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
This is the definiton of "East Coast Bias"... also known as "East Coast Priviledge", or "Eastfluenza"...
No its not. Its the truth.
Rap music comes from New York City. Who would debate that?
? you said a lot more than that... -
No its not. I'm from the East Coast. Thats not an ordinary rap song. Ordinary rap songs sound East coast. If its made somewhere else like on the West coast or down South then its a sub-genre. That sub-genre has a name.
lmaoooooooooo
yo ? really think like this too. -
speaking of pre super superfriends khaled
i need to bump that grammy family -
Never Scared@5grand why you ain't vote?
