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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrLequ6dUdM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP33_uFlzTMComments
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I thought you didn't ? wit ? after 88'
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I remember both....whats the point
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No pigeons>>>>>
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I remember both....whats the point
Just a blast from the past.
I hear No Scrubs every once in a while but I haven't heard No Pigeons in years, but it came on Music Choice a few days ago.
I figured I'd post both of them.
I wonder what happened to the Sporty Thieves? -
Stop making threads bruh. Comment on 80's hip hop only.
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They used to play these joints back to back in the discoteque lol
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Yeah I heard no scrubs just last week but now I can't remember where the ? I was at -
Stop making threads bruh. Comment on 80's hip hop only.
This is what I can't understand; If people don't like my threads why do they click on them and tell me to stop making them rather than just not clicking on them in the first place?
If you can explain how that makes any sense I'll give you a cookie. -
You should start a youtube channel where you take folks down hip hops memory lane with all your reminiscing
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ahhhh 1999 good times i remember when No Scrubs came out u couldnt even look at these chicks cause theyll automatically call u a Scrub for no reason then Sporty Thieves drop Hiroshima on them and the female population with No Pigeon and it was over
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? said you remember this like this was 82 or some ? who didn't remember these songs
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You should really try this new search thing called Google, it's awesome you can literally look up almost anything:
The group contributed to the Rawkus Records 2000 compilation Hip Hop for Respect, a project put together by Mos Def and Talib Kweli to put out an EP recording 41 emcees in protest over the 41 shots fired at African immigrant and innocent man, Amadou Diallo, by the NYPD.
On May 11, 2001, group member Marlon Bryant Brando was killed after being struck by a car in North Bronx at the age of 22. It is reported that the driver of the car was intoxicated and swerving onto the sidewalk.[3]Marlon Brando is believed to have saved a bystanding child's life by pushing him out of the way.[citation needed]
In 2013 King Kirk released his new Sporty Thievz compilation album mixtape called "Cinema, Beats & Brawdz". In 2014 Sporty Thievz released their official follow up to their first album "Street Cinema Part 2". -
You should really try this new search thing called Google, it's awesome you can literally look up almost anything:
The group contributed to the Rawkus Records 2000 compilation Hip Hop for Respect, a project put together by Mos Def and Talib Kweli to put out an EP recording 41 emcees in protest over the 41 shots fired at African immigrant and innocent man, Amadou Diallo, by the NYPD.
On May 11, 2001, group member Marlon Bryant Brando was killed after being struck by a car in North Bronx at the age of 22. It is reported that the driver of the car was intoxicated and swerving onto the sidewalk.[3]Marlon Brando is believed to have saved a bystanding child's life by pushing him out of the way.[citation needed]
In 2013 King Kirk released his new Sporty Thievz compilation album mixtape called "Cinema, Beats & Brawdz". In 2014 Sporty Thievz released their official follow up to their first album "Street Cinema Part 2".
@ the bolded. Well there's also a website called Allhiphop.com. You can ask a question on the message board and there's usually somebody that can answer it. -
You should really try this new search thing called Google, it's awesome you can literally look up almost anything:
The group contributed to the Rawkus Records 2000 compilation Hip Hop for Respect, a project put together by Mos Def and Talib Kweli to put out an EP recording 41 emcees in protest over the 41 shots fired at African immigrant and innocent man, Amadou Diallo, by the NYPD.
On May 11, 2001, group member Marlon Bryant Brando was killed after being struck by a car in North Bronx at the age of 22. It is reported that the driver of the car was intoxicated and swerving onto the sidewalk.[3]Marlon Brando is believed to have saved a bystanding child's life by pushing him out of the way.[citation needed]
In 2013 King Kirk released his new Sporty Thievz compilation album mixtape called "Cinema, Beats & Brawdz". In 2014 Sporty Thievz released their official follow up to their first album "Street Cinema Part 2".
@ the bolded. Well there's also a website called Allhiphop.com. You can ask a question on the message board and there's usually somebody that can answer it.
But for someone like you who literally all you do is ask questions you think a quick Google search that takes 10 seconds would be beneficial. Ah screw it nevermind I know most 50 somethings like yourself are set in their ways so carry on. -
I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
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its....JOHN B wrote: »I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
Whoever told you those lies should be ashamed of themselves. That song was trash and nobody bought their album when they first debuted. ? 5 Granddaddy I.U.; I can take you on a stroll down memory lane! -
I think The lead 1 got killed not 2 sure -
You Ain't Gettin' Nadaaaaaaa from us
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*~queenbee~* wrote: »its....JOHN B wrote: »I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
Whoever told you those lies should be ashamed of themselves. That song was trash and nobody bought their album when they first debuted. ? 5 Granddaddy I.U.; I can take you on a stroll down memory lane!
"In 1998, their album Street Cinema was released on Roc-A-Bloc/Ruffhouse Records. The majority of the production was handled by Ski, famous for his work on Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt. It had a unique concept in which every track had its own storyline that could also serve as a premise for a movie. This concept would reprise a decade later on rapper Ludacris's 2008 album, Theater Of The Mind."
Don't tell me what you feel about the single I want to know about the album, because that sounds like something that could be dope -
its....JOHN B wrote: »*~queenbee~* wrote: »its....JOHN B wrote: »I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
Whoever told you those lies should be ashamed of themselves. That song was trash and nobody bought their album when they first debuted. ? 5 Granddaddy I.U.; I can take you on a stroll down memory lane!
"In 1998, their album Street Cinema was released on Roc-A-Bloc/Ruffhouse Records. The majority of the production was handled by Ski, famous for his work on Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt. It had a unique concept in which every track had its own storyline that could also serve as a premise for a movie. This concept would reprise a decade later on rapper Ludacris's 2008 album, Theater Of The Mind."
Don't tell me what you feel about the single I want to know about the album, because that sounds like something that could be dope
Sounds like an overly ambitious artistic description for not only Street Cinema but also Theater of the Mind. Like all them songs for the ? on Theater of the Mind could be some premise for a movie. GTFOH. -
RIP Left Eye and Marlon Brando
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its....JOHN B wrote: »*~queenbee~* wrote: »its....JOHN B wrote: »I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
Whoever told you those lies should be ashamed of themselves. That song was trash and nobody bought their album when they first debuted. ? 5 Granddaddy I.U.; I can take you on a stroll down memory lane!
"In 1998, their album Street Cinema was released on Roc-A-Bloc/Ruffhouse Records. The majority of the production was handled by Ski, famous for his work on Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt.
Don't tell me what you feel about the single I want to know about the album, because that sounds like something that could be dope
No shade; I actually like those particular songs on RD, but that doesn't mean I got to like Street Cinema. Some music producers try to add some versatility to their music because of the negative feedback from fans. Around the late '90s, most hip hop fans loved that jiggy/shiny suits type of music. Ski was probably a beast in that recording studio, but nobody gave a damn hence for why SC flopped like it did. -
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*~queenbee~* wrote: »its....JOHN B wrote: »*~queenbee~* wrote: »its....JOHN B wrote: »I always used to hear that sporty thievz album is actually good I just never got around to listening to it
Whoever told you those lies should be ashamed of themselves. That song was trash and nobody bought their album when they first debuted. ? 5 Granddaddy I.U.; I can take you on a stroll down memory lane!
"In 1998, their album Street Cinema was released on Roc-A-Bloc/Ruffhouse Records. The majority of the production was handled by Ski, famous for his work on Jay-Z's Reasonable Doubt.
Don't tell me what you feel about the single I want to know about the album, because that sounds like something that could be dope
No shade; I actually like those particular songs on RD, but that doesn't mean I got to like Street Cinema. Some music producers try to add some versatility to their music because of the negative feedback from fans. Around the late '90s, most hip hop fans loved that jiggy/shiny suits type of music. Ski was probably a beast in that recording studio, but nobody gave a damn hence for why SC flopped like it did.
Sounds like you're jumping to a conclusion without actually listening to the album, you've mentioned the singles and it flopping but nothing about the actual album, I've heard multiple times that it's "actually" good meaning no one believed the album would be any good due to their goofy singles but surprisingly it is -
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