Most definitely like to apologize to those whom miss understood on just why we made that record it most definitely wasn't to glorify what we are ... I have the Boxtalk on my RU-vid page it's a price of the History capturing us all together talking about just what Bangin on wax is about... & of course you can always ask me 🙌🏽👊🏽💯💙❤❤💙🎹🎧🎤🎵 shout out to you pioneers still paving the way u know I'm already knowin
my hood definately loved Dayton but there were a few of us ( and i was the main one) that chose Top Authority. and to this day i still rap the 1st two TA albums word for word..and im 50
that "steady dippn'" still go hard today on the crip side. So many ppl was playing "Piru Love" in Htown I'm surprised we didn't have Cz & Bz running around the city. We didn't know all the code words & all the gang slang but we knew it word for word or thought we knew what they were saying.
Eihts got a point tho. I remember reading somewhere Tookie Williams would lift weights in his living room with Marlena Shaws "Go Away Little Boy" on repeat. Classic R&B is what most Gangsters the 70 and 80s grew up on. Even today, an artist like SugaFree will bump Michael Franks or some 80s rock over hip hop.
I had the tapes! Remember the blue and red cellophane wrappers on them? Young Dogz with no muzzle was my go to song. If you crip throw it up. If you blood throw it up, also classics
I remember seeing gangsters start beating people up when Whodini's "when we gon get it to the good part" song came on. That was like the prelude song to any violence that was about to pop off at a party .
They need to do a interview on this dude name Twisted Black out of Fort Worth Texas all his albums is Gangster than a mother f***** he got a song with BG from Cash Money called tru hustla that hoe jamming he got a song called down here featuring UGK a song called I got you featuring Scarface and a song with Anthony Hamilton called soldier this cat really slept on down here in Texas and he just got released from doing a 17 year bid four time felon and was shot in the face with a 12 gage and survived it don't get no gangster than that and he got a diss song at Ti and lil flip called ain't no king dude got some hits he ain't dropping no bubble gum rap and he from a Crip neighborhood to they need to check him out 🔥
It all depends on what your definition of "Gangsta or Gangster" is... It's levels and layers to it all. Some to the detriment,,, and some to the betterment... Either way... So it's all depends on the individual circumstances or situations...
Not being bias but why don’t they ever discuss how the Bloods side of Banging on wax was notoriously better than the Crip side ? Just for real conversation!!!
Yeah, I found that out after I posted this. I live in Valpo now and it's crzzy, I met Eiht back in the summer of 99 in Gary when him and Mack 10 were promoting the Section 8 album@@freestateofgrizzy1937
Nah I'm surprised Eiht would say that.... True Blue N.O.T.S was the only real gangsta or in fact gangbangin music...What Keke Loco did with True Blue did is unequaled by anyone.
Bangin on wax....up there fo sho..butt why everyone forget about or don't talk about TRUE BLUE...that's when we was low key sets all together before the war...11um duce neighborhood crip...og Bugs and I'm out.. 2 fingers and a thumb..don't act dumb...you know where I'm from...
It's always puzzled me how Mexicans want to emulate or copy an art form that originated and created by black people YET they have a deep disdain lightweight HATE black people 🤔
