There was a period of time where L.L. was just that dude.....but it was so many good groups out then it didn't feel like the gap for #1 was that big. That song takes me back to summer before my senior year, bumping that track and cruising around town scoping out the females at Six Flags and at the mall.
I used to fuk wit Eazy HARD till I peeped one of his songs was a TRANNY RAP The song "still talking shit". Ice Cube is a hellofa writer but i think that bar was "part of the deal" cause the rest of the songs is ridin. Eazy E was the prototype for the real gangsta. That shid in the movie was real from what I seen and heard.I dont know about the police tank at HIS DOPE house bout its possible cause it was certainly like that.
Yes I remember they were larger than life when I was a child. Flava Flav was one of the dopest hype men of all time and the clock around the neck was so iconic. I miss that before my age and Flav’s antics showed me that they were just regular dudes. If I fought my intro song would be shut em down.
Hahahahahaha man wasnt that a cool time? I’m a bit younger than you so it wasnt a song I was pullin shorties too but I do have memories of Cali summers and it playing at the park.
Shut em Down might be one of the hardest anthems ever. Cant trust it was THE video
Hell yeah bruh shut em down starts off so damn hard that’s my shit.
Which was such an early point in Hip Hop too I can’t imagine how it felt. I always wonder how would it feel to be alive at certain times. How did it feel when Let’s Groove Tonight first dropped on the radio or Billie Jean
Shit was classic Eazy-E’s rep was untouchable for the nigga to be 5’2” and be having niggas change they whole demeanor.
That height didn't matter. You heard what Eazy said:
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