Toronto golden era was a classic vibe. It had a heavy New York boom bap influence with warm basslines, but with a bit more spice with the Caribbean flavors, slang and vibe. Throw in the Helly Hansen sailing jackets, 100 miles and 2 Black Guys gear, people just chilling on the block in Jamestown, Summertime vibes of Toronto, and you have some nostalgic Toronto vibes here.
Everytime i get abused from this life , instead of flippin out ,,,, man.. these hiphop beats , especially this one hit deep.. the deepest.. just gotta breath n not take anything to serious 🌬️
I lived on Whidbey Island right near the Canadian Border so I heard a lot of Canadian Music. I'm 45 YO and grew up in Hollywood. I was one of the first white kids to buy Beastie Boys and NWA.
So fuckin dope, i love this beat, how do i can to use this beat? Do you can help me brother, im a rapper from honduras, long live to the real hip hop peace
De los 80 no conozco taantos, pero podes escuchar NWA, 2 Live Crew, Getto boys, Whodini y de los 90 bueno Cypress hill, De la Soul, Nas, 213, DD Ramone, Jay Z, Lil Kim, Method Man (la mayoría son artistas individuales).. El q más t recomiendo es NWA, de ahí salieron dree, snoop dog, ice cube.. También bueno los grandes como notorius big o 2pac, big l, Eazy E, Mc Ren y qsy Public Enemy, saludos
Man. Chill. This was golden era HipHop. Go to Regent Park, Jungle or Rexdale in them times and pop shit. Hoods everywhere. Places like Parkdale and Eglinton West were ZombieLand. Dirty fiends, Drugs and Low Income Families.
Not really it looks ghetto to me, have you seen how clean and big the houses are in South central la loool. it not a competition anyway but I'm just saying
