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willystaley:

beerandrap:

juice-mannen-hugo:

perfectionisperfected:

T-Bone the Dankster – “Livin the Life” (Straight Illegally, 1994).

The Mack Clan is the only rap group I can think of to come out of Daly City, which I guess shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise.  But it’s so close to South San Francisco that maybe people have claimed (South) San Francisco when they’re really from Daly City.  Who knows?!

Wasn’t Cougnut from there?

No, cougnut died in daly city but he was from SF. 

Are there really dudes claiming south city over daly city? they are separated by a mountain and graveyards. I don’t know that just seems kind of pointless, like being from south city is some how more legit because you’re closer to the airport? Do people in Brisbane claim Oyster Point?

I recall hearing that Cougnut (or C-Fresh) was from Diamond Heights or Glen Park, but moved to Lakeview?

Anyway, Lakeview and the Excelsior are what I like to call Basically Daly City.

Just checked, Lakeview is correct. 

juice-mannen-hugo:

perfectionisperfected:

T-Bone the Dankster – “Livin the Life” (Straight Illegally, 1994).

The Mack Clan is the only rap group I can think of to come out of Daly City, which I guess shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise.  But it’s so close to South San Francisco that maybe people have claimed (South) San Francisco when they’re really from Daly City.  Who knows?!

Wasn’t Cougnut from there?

No, cougnut died in daly city but he was from SF. 

Are there really dudes claiming south city over daly city? they are separated by a mountain and graveyards. I don’t know that just seems kind of pointless, like being from south city is some how more legit because you’re closer to the airport? Do people in Brisbane claim Oyster Point?

tumblinerb:

Fat Trel – “Fuk Yo Life” (Youtube, 2013)

More filter madness from 12 Hunna. This recent wave of overtly dynamic production coming from and around the GBE camp has been exhilarating. As recently as a year ago Keef and them were still rocking over tracks that basically operated like on/off switches – the beat drops, the beat cuts, the beat drops again – and now it feels like so much is happening even when not much is happening. There’s an overwhelming internal motion to his style that’s sort of unprecedented for rap production.

Trel sounds pretty subdued for a song about fucking and taking lives but whatever. If he continues to rock with this caliber of beats for SDMG then all will be right with the world.

Key Nyata with plenty of tiss tiss stutter and a hook that the kids will like yelling at the rap concert.

Still haven’t figured out what dude means by stuff crust. I would assume rolling blunts or some shit but I was hopping for more pizzahut. I’m fucking with the first verse hard though. Rhyming grunts and halfwords with echoed out adlibs dropping throughout the whole shit. I like echos in my rap as well as emphasis in words where there isn’t suppose to be any. They still can’t kill Russell Jones’ legacy.

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Que f/ Migos – “Young N***a” (Mixtape, 2013)

Putting aside the the fact that the title is such a gross cliche that it was parodied before it was even imagined, this track goes. It’s like “All Gold Everything” on “Karate Chop” juice.

I didn’t download this mixtape when it dropped because of the cover. I thought Jenelle Monae was trying to get into the rap game.

Sunday morning easy listening. Yeah remember when hiphop was so positive? True school hiphop is nothing like this ultraviolent gangsta rap of today. How can people listen to rap that glorifies guns and violence? What happened to the culture? Oh 1994 you were SOOOO different. No one rapped about killing or selling drugs. 

Rewriting history to fit your dreams and resentment towards a new generation is easy kids, anyone can do it.