Golden Age Hip-Hop/Rap

[Surf]

Man, don't get me started. Layin' the Smackdown, Mista Don't Play, Choices The Movie and Soundtrack, Crunchy Black, La Chat, Lord Infamous, Juice Man, Paul, Lil Whyte even. Oscar winners, Tear the Club up Thugs, me and these Memphis boys go back. Good times.

[KOSLOX]

I said, "This trip is over, we ain't finna ride on
This is for my mental and my momma that I cried on
Microsoft mother*ckers let bygones be bygones
But since I'm Macintosh, I'mma double click your icons"
He struggled for life, then gave up the fight
Me and Jesus the Pimp in a '79 Granada last night

[KOSLOX]

[Surf]

Haven't heard that one in YEARS. IT used to be a staple in the old Source Magazines.
Now when I hear it via YT, there's react vids to go with it. That's dope.

[Surf]

[Surf]

Wu-Wednesday.
Iron Maiden from the classic Iron Man.

If you've never seen the Education of Sonny Carson, well, do and you're welcome.

[Surf]

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[WraizeM]

When I think of old school hip hop this track is the first one that pops into my head.

[Emperor-of-Dragons]

I miss the Aesthetics of 90's Hip-Hop videos, back then it had a film quality unlike now where everything looks cheap and digital.

[Madam-Shogun-Assassin]

[Surf]

Think I had this on cassette tape.

[Surf]

Reflection vs. Glorification can be a thin line. Last Mr. Bigg most definitely leaned into the glorification side with a dash of fantasy. I always felt he should have written comic books. 'Ooohhh I'm the trafic Kinnnng.' This was a tough CD to find back in 2000. RIP.

[Surf]

An early staple on 'The Box'.