Vancouver Forum: Replying To Top 5 90s Hip Hop Songs - Vancouver Forum

cartman, on Feb 23 2008, 09:23 PM, said:

hey remember Dr. Bum, He was more awesome

have you heard of cougnut?

cartman, on Feb 23 2008, 09:23 PM, said:

do you know you're talking to someone who was born and raised in LA?

hey remeber Easy-E he was awsome

cartman, on Feb 23 2008, 09:17 PM, said:

damn, i did not know scc was known in canada :o

GoodVibez, on Feb 23 2008, 09:14 PM, said:

yes i wish we had the talent that death row records had back in the early ninties

mainstream hip hop is dead, but the undergound is alive and kicking ;) look deeper, and you'll find some good shit.

americaisokmaybe, on Feb 23 2008, 09:12 PM, said:

I remember a song gang stories... we are big on west coast out here. east coast was frowned upon

Yea everyone seems to be trying to imitate Bone thugs rapid flow these days too. They just sound stupid like they are trying too hard, but hey I guess some of these lil teenie boppers buy into that crap. They do after all buy the soujaboy crap...lol... Hip Hop is half dead or in a deep sleep no doubt... We need those 90's type of songs back... And yea I would probably put at least top 50 too or even top 100, there are just too many songs I could put on a list... The 80's and 90's were the times when there was more lyrical content and sick flows, instead of this let's make up 100 dances that all look the same type of BS.. And all they talk about now is money, women(or should I say b*tches and hoes as they say it), cars, drugs, the imaginary people they've killed and other foolishness.. If you make a top 100 I guarantee most if not all songs will have some real tight lyrical content and flow...

you've probably never heard of them, but south central cartel did make some hits in the 90's that probably didn't get played outside of LA.

south central cartel - its a s.c.c. thang.mp3 - 3.01MB