B Dot
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People will automatically say X or Three Six Mafia but...
Prodigy spent too many nights sniffing coke getting right.
Rae & Ghost were fiends for crack and weed.
Austin@LikSoStupid
Who the greatest junkies to ever rap?
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@NFLMaliik shit…. i remember living in langley park for a month in between spots and feeling like the king of the giants at 5’11” 😂
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It’s some neighborhoods in DC where they might not have one person over 6 foot in the whole community lol. It’s like that episode of Martin when Bushwick Bill and them jumped Tommy
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@Biz4Ever Right!! My mother raised hell when she saw the bill from ordering videos on The Box 🤣🤣🤣
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Baby girl, im "listen for the song on the radio & be ready to hit record on the cassette tape" old 🤣
Giɴ@Demeter_Erinia
How many of y’all are actually “burn a CD” old?
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@Quadripolar_B yayo definitely had some show stealers on them old g-unit tapes
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Now that I’m older I be going back listening to old Yayo verses like he was getting off on a few of em
H▼LO 𓂋@FUCKHVLO222
bouta smoke some weed
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@MandyKnowsDC that’s PG County Parks and Rec (Maryland National Capitol Park Planning Committee)
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I have no idea what camp in DC that is… but I guess that’s why she didn’t know what MYLI was
She callin me Daddy, im somebody father@SnizzyKnowsBest
@MandyKnowsDC Word?! Huh MNCPPC camps were free when we were kids
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Worry about the abusers,rapist, pedos, and traffickers in the metropolitan police department.
DC Police Union@DCPoliceUnion
The hill these people have decided to die on is that unaccompanied children should be able to roam city streets after 11pm.
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exactly how the inventor of crack cocaine would dress. tucked in polo to flex the gucci belt
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@LuchianoTracks @Thechat101 O has a classic catalog and impeccable credibility within the philly tri-state area for those of us who came up in that era as well as for the next generation bc of how he put on meek and other young buls. just say you not familiar.
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@Thechat101 So tell him go and do other interviews without mentioning Jay and Bleek and see if he has anything to speak on. The least accomplished member out of everyone from that era with no catalog or credibility. This sounds like a pure hater smh
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Oschino Vasquez went off on Memphis Bleek, calling him Jay-Z’s professional groupie and claiming Hov doesn’t actually respect him. And how Hov sat with GQ m instead of pulling up on Bleek pod — via quiet part out loud
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And the sweet tea that is available isn’t right.
talia@taliasbonnin
DC is NOT the south and I know this because sweet tea isn’t available at every single restaurant here
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Good brother YOU said and I quote "he invented using fruity loops on commercially released projects." You can't "invent using something." You can "popularize" using something but you can't "invent" it.
B Dot@bonafidebdot
@Kil889 again bro, you really drawing with all these assumptions. i’m 39, i went to GFS (so the kekees about public school education are wild), and i am literally a 12th grade English teacher, thus why i know what “invented using” means vs. “invented”… smh
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I asked him. what did 9th "invent" like Pete, Preem, Dilla, Marley, etc. and bul said he brought Fruit Loops to the masses. I'm like bul...do you know what "invented" means? Puba popularized Hillfiger. He didn't "invent" it.
Miss you Hev🙏🏾...Love, Grap...RasTafari@HEVnamedMeGRAP
@Kil889 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...WTF??🙄
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@Kil889 bro, you really drawing with all these tweets. i literally said “he invented using fruity loops on commercially released projects though!” “invented using” directly asserts that the invention is the application, not the product itself (thus it was already available for use)
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Yup but only on twitter can making something popular become an invention. That's like saying Philly muslims invented the beard smdh.
Kaseam@_GeniusMinds
@Kil889 Lol nope but he definitely made it more popular
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That's not "inventing" anything fam. That's making something popular. Inventing something would be 9th creating Fruity Loops NOT making it popular. Puba made Hillfiger popular, he didn't "invent" it, Tommy Hillfiger did smdh.
B Dot@bonafidebdot
@Kil889 yeah dog, he invented bringing that product to that scale… it wasn’t a compliment by any means
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I apologize good brother but did you just said he "invented" using fruity loops? By any strange chance do you know what the word "invent" means?🤔
B Dot@bonafidebdot
@Kil889 he invented using fruity loops on commercially released projects though!
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In hell he does. All of the other producers named in my tweet "invented" something or brought something new to the game...riddle me this...what did 9th "invent?" I'll wait...
jenkinsworth@Jenkinsworth
@Kil889 I judge based on albums. With that said ninth absolutely belongs.
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@t_sadiity my sister that worked at Rite Aid used to say Closing Very Soon 😭
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@Forever_noir_ @Dscot510 aah, ok, i’m talking about for our community. they saw themselves as the true vanguards of the so-called american negro. you are 1000% right about their internationalism and cross-communal coalitions.
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@bonafidebdot @Dscot510 If they saw themselves as THE way they’d gave been chauvinists and not internationalists. There were and still are plenty of formations around ideologically aligned with the panthers who were not the panthers. That’s why the rainbow coalition was formed.
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The Panthers didn’t fail. WIC is a federal program co-opted from them that still feeds children to this day. Sickle cell screenings were unheard of until they started a program and resistance movements all over the world still integrate their tactics. We need to run it back.
WE SELL SWAG LLC@LegitTaste
I hate y'all with that "the panthers failed cuz...." And y'all ain't read shit yet. Lol The panthers failed because they were targeted by the most powerful military force on the planet...and everyone of its intelligence agencies from the CIA, to the mutha fuck ATF.
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@Forever_noir_ @Dscot510 i think that they very much saw themselves as the vanguards of the revolution at the time. of course, party veterans now see themselves as part of an ongoing struggle, but in that formation from i’d say ‘66-‘71, they saw themselves as THE way
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@bonafidebdot @Dscot510 I would argue that the panthers did not see themselves as the revolution but revolutionaries within a greater struggle that is still ongoing. They successfully advanced the struggle. They don’t fail until we fail.
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