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PRIME said:
But.. If Short wasn't a real pimp, wouldn't that mean he was doing the same thing?

I don't get your logic.

It ain't like the dude talking about slangin' dope or being in a gang. He's talking about being a pimp. Was Pimp C a real pimp? Is Snoop? No. But they give/gave off that persona. This dude's music is just vibe music. He's talking about something he's inspird by and he even says "I'm not a pimp, but I'm a player". Dude loves ***** and raps about it.

Like Curren$y or any other rapper who has lines from the movie "The Mack" on their mix tapes. ITs good vibe music, and I'd rather hear that, then a lot of other stuff. This kind of stuff is smooth to drive to. Not to be taken seriously. Its just music...

This dude doesn't need a cosign. He's his own man. I respect dudes who don't need cosigns.
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But how did Too Short get his start? He was sponsored by the streets because he used to get paid to rap about local street dudes. Short earned his right to talk about the game because he was making music for dudes in the game, THEN he branched off and became a national sensation.

Pimp C is from the game. Don't get it twisted. Chad Butler (R.I.P) was a real dude. If you know anything about him and listen to his music, not just the singles and videos, but his entire discography, Pimp was certified. Not only that, do you think that ANY other rapper could've done that interview where he ******* on Atlanta, Russell Simmons, Young Jeezy, etc. without some people coming for his head? :lol: :smh: Pimp wasn't a ******g lame talking about being a gangster rapper, that dude was a GANGSTER rapper.

Snoop dropped that whole pimp persona when dudes started calling him out. Point blank. Street dudes put a foot in his *** because he was claiming the game and never had a part in it. Snoop was doing to pimping, what Lil' Wayne was doing to banging. He turned into a pimp late in life and he got checked for that ****. If you're looking hard enough you can find interviews where Snoop talks about "trying it out" (referring to pimping) in his raps because he grew up idolizing pimps, but it wasn't really him. And I didn't mention Snoop for a reason.

You respect dudes who don't need cosigns? Like who? Curren$y didn't make his way into the game without help. And I **** with Spitta, but dude had two of New Orleans', no my bad two of HIP HOP's biggest labels bring him into the game. No Limit and Ca$h Money. He was signed to both labels my dude. You think if he wasn't a member of the 504 Boyz and Lil' Waynes Squad that he would be where he is today? Really? No cosign? :lol: Boy stop.

I'm not claiming to be the expert on street science homie, but if you don't have respect on them, you ain't ****. And respect comes from bigger dudes, OG's, recognizing you and handing you the torch. Either that or you make them bow down and you take that ****. Kendrick got handed the torch from Snoop. Snoop got handed the torch from Dre. And if we really wanna analyze the hip hop and what dudes are allowed to make certain moves and still be good on the streets, then torches are either handed or taken in all regions. Clowns don't last long repping something they're not unless they're paying for protection and that's ho3 ****.

Not dissing dude at all. His music is kinda dope, but I can't stand when dudes make a mockery out of some real **** and present it in a cartoony way like it's authentic. Playing a character ain't where it's at. I mean, if you're gonna represent the game, at least be affiliated and stamped by dudes living it for real.

I hear your opinion, I just don't feel what you're saying.
 
Brolic Scholar said:
PRIME said:
But.. If Short wasn't a real pimp, wouldn't that mean he was doing the same thing?

I don't get your logic.

It ain't like the dude talking about slangin' dope or being in a gang. He's talking about being a pimp. Was Pimp C a real pimp? Is Snoop? No. But they give/gave off that persona. This dude's music is just vibe music. He's talking about something he's inspird by and he even says "I'm not a pimp, but I'm a player". Dude loves ***** and raps about it.

Like Curren$y or any other rapper who has lines from the movie "The Mack" on their mix tapes. ITs good vibe music, and I'd rather hear that, then a lot of other stuff. This kind of stuff is smooth to drive to. Not to be taken seriously. Its just music...

This dude doesn't need a cosign. He's his own man. I respect dudes who don't need cosigns.
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But how did Too Short get his start? He was sponsored by the streets because he used to get paid to rap about local street dudes. Short earned his right to talk about the game because he was making music for dudes in the game, THEN he branched off and became a national sensation.

Pimp C is from the game. Don't get it twisted. Chad Butler (R.I.P) was a real dude. If you know anything about him and listen to his music, not just the singles and videos, but his entire discography, Pimp was certified. Not only that, do you think that ANY other rapper could've done that interview where he ******* on Atlanta, Russell Simmons, Young Jeezy, etc. without some people coming for his head? :lol: :smh: Pimp wasn't a ******g lame talking about being a gangster rapper, that dude was a GANGSTER rapper.

Snoop dropped that whole pimp persona when dudes started calling him out. Point blank. Street dudes put a foot in his *** because he was claiming the game and never had a part in it. Snoop was doing to pimping, what Lil' Wayne was doing to banging. He turned into a pimp late in life and he got checked for that ****. If you're looking hard enough you can find interviews where Snoop talks about "trying it out" (referring to pimping) in his raps because he grew up idolizing pimps, but it wasn't really him. And I didn't mention Snoop for a reason.

You respect dudes who don't need cosigns? Like who? Curren$y didn't make his way into the game without help. And I **** with Spitta, but dude had two of New Orleans', no my bad two of HIP HOP's biggest labels bring him into the game. No Limit and Ca$h Money. He was signed to both labels my dude. You think if he wasn't a member of the 504 Boyz and Lil' Waynes Squad that he would be where he is today? Really? No cosign? :lol: Boy stop.

I'm not claiming to be the expert on street science homie, but if you don't have respect on them, you ain't ****. And respect comes from bigger dudes, OG's, recognizing you and handing you the torch. Either that or you make them bow down and you take that ****. Kendrick got handed the torch from Snoop. Snoop got handed the torch from Dre. And if we really wanna analyze the hip hop and what dudes are allowed to make certain moves and still be good on the streets, then torches are either handed or taken in all regions. Clowns don't last long repping something they're not unless they're paying for protection and that's ho3 ****.

Not dissing dude at all. His music is kinda dope, but I can't stand when dudes make a mockery out of some real **** and present it in a cartoony way like it's authentic. Playing a character ain't where it's at. I mean, if you're gonna represent the game, at least be affiliated and stamped by dudes living it for real.

I hear your opinion, I just don't feel what you're saying.
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I guess bruh. But I don't take this music **** too seriously. I couldn't give 2 ***** if the ***** is a real pimp or not. Just like I said, it ain't like he's talking about selling dope or no ****. So to me, I don't need no other man giving him the sign of approval.

I also hear where you're coming from, and everything you said about them other ****** is true. But ****, I'm a grown *** man my dude. These ****** are all entertainment to me. So I guess we just see this **** from two different angles.

And when I said I respect ****** who don't need co-signs I meant I respect a ***** who doesn't have to use the people who **** with him as a way to show people that he's "real". If your **** is dope, then **** it, its dope. Its music, he ain't flying my damn plane. I don't care if he's "certified". Its music dawg.
 
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Dudes is reading too far into this.. Homie was influenced by the game he never said he was apart of it.. He clearly said in the interview he wasn't a pimp but he is a player.. I don't remember him even saying in a song about having broads on the track either so I don't get why dudes is all butthurt.. Let lil homie cook
 
DipsetGeneral said:
This cat got the same voice as Uncle Pimp. R.I.P.... I dunno if he'll catch buzz, he's whatever. I like that he admitted he was never a pimp. Just influenced by the music, stories and what have you.
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You know what, homie does sound like a young version of the Pimp. I might check his tape out.
 
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CTidda said:
Dudes is reading too far into this.. Homie was influenced by the game he never said he was apart of it.. He clearly said in the interview he wasn't a pimp but he is a player.. I don't remember him even saying in a song about having broads on the track either so I don't get why dudes is all butthurt.. Let lil homie cook
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Butthurt? ***** take the **** out of your ******g mouth. You're the one with sore jaws around this piece.

I clearly stated that I don't like the clown way he's playing a character NEVER said a thing about him faking being a part of the game. If you pick up a copy of hooked on phonics, reread my post all the way through before you respond to me playboy.

He obviously talks pimp **** on his tracks. I listened to them. Unless I missed something. The interview has him claiming to play a character of a pimp too. Clown shoes...

All I said is before he starts portraying the game, he should at least get the stamp of approval. I feel that way about a lot of these fake rappers, so I don't listen to them. Y'all are the ones getting sensitive because I'm not feeling dude and his feminine ways on the videos.

Let little homie cook... :lol: I don't give a **** what that dude is doing with his life. He obviously has a fanbase that wants to fight for him. :rofl:

Ain't ee'm mad at that. Old fan club sounding dude tryna call me butthurt like I take pipe. You're the one sweating a lil boy partner.

Are you going to have the same character/persona?
No, it’ll be different. With Ice Cold Perm, it’s all in the name. Ice. Cold. Perm. It’s just cold. It’s mack ****.
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Like Pimp C said, if you're a cartoon character on your first album, be a cartoon character on your last one.
 
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Just watched one of dudes videos lol

Song was cool I sensed a strong troll element tho :lol:
 
Exactly on that troll element with random **** in his videos on the slick clowning.

Dude's mannerisms and presentation just come off as corny when you see him in action. Like the picture and tracks don't even match.
 
Brolic Scholar said:
CTidda said:
Dudes is reading too far into this.. Homie was influenced by the game he never said he was apart of it.. He clearly said in the interview he wasn't a pimp but he is a player.. I don't remember him even saying in a song about having broads on the track either so I don't get why dudes is all butthurt.. Let lil homie cook
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Butthurt? ***** take the **** out of your ******g mouth. You're the one with sore jaws around this piece.
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:rofl:​
 
Brolic Scholar said:
 
PRIME said:
But.. If Short wasn't a real pimp, wouldn't that mean he was doing the same thing?

I don't get your logic.

It ain't like the dude talking about slangin' dope or being in a gang. He's talking about being a pimp. Was Pimp C a real pimp? Is Snoop? No. But they give/gave off that persona. This dude's music is just vibe music. He's talking about something he's inspird by and he even says "I'm not a pimp, but I'm a player". Dude loves ***** and raps about it.

Like Curren$y or any other rapper who has lines from the movie "The Mack" on their mix tapes. ITs good vibe music, and I'd rather hear that, then a lot of other stuff. This kind of stuff is smooth to drive to. Not to be taken seriously. Its just music...

This dude doesn't need a cosign. He's his own man. I respect dudes who don't need cosigns.
Click to expand...
But how did Too Short get his start? He was sponsored by the streets because he used to get paid to rap about local street dudes. Short earned his right to talk about the game because he was making music for dudes in the game, THEN he branched off and became a national sensation.

Pimp C is from the game. Don't get it twisted. Chad Butler (R.I.P) was a real dude. If you know anything about him and listen to his music, not just the singles and videos, but his entire discography, Pimp was certified. Not only that, do you think that ANY other rapper could've done that interview where he ******* on Atlanta, Russell Simmons, Young Jeezy, etc. without some people coming for his head?
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Pimp wasn't a ******g lame talking about being a gangster rapper, that dude was a GANGSTER rapper.

Snoop dropped that whole pimp persona when dudes started calling him out. Point blank. Street dudes put a foot in his *** because he was claiming the game and never had a part in it. Snoop was doing to pimping, what Lil' Wayne was doing to banging. He turned into a pimp late in life and he got checked for that ****. If you're looking hard enough you can find interviews where Snoop talks about "trying it out" (referring to pimping) in his raps because he grew up idolizing pimps, but it wasn't really him. And I didn't mention Snoop for a reason.

You respect dudes who don't need cosigns? Like who? Curren$y didn't make his way into the game without help. And I **** with Spitta, but dude had two of New Orleans', no my bad two of HIP HOP's biggest labels bring him into the game. No Limit and Ca$h Money. He was signed to both labels my dude. You think if he wasn't a member of the 504 Boyz and Lil' Waynes Squad that he would be where he is today? Really? No cosign?
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Boy stop.

I'm not claiming to be the expert on street science homie, but if you don't have respect on them, you ain't ****. And respect comes from bigger dudes, OG's, recognizing you and handing you the torch. Either that or you make them bow down and you take that ****. Kendrick got handed the torch from Snoop. Snoop got handed the torch from Dre. And if we really wanna analyze the hip hop and what dudes are allowed to make certain moves and still be good on the streets, then torches are either handed or taken in all regions. Clowns don't last long repping something they're not unless they're paying for protection and that's ho3 ****.

Not dissing dude at all. His music is kinda dope, but I can't stand when dudes make a mockery out of some real **** and present it in a cartoony way like it's authentic. Playing a character ain't where it's at. I mean, if you're gonna represent the game, at least be affiliated and stamped by dudes living it for real.

I hear your opinion, I just don't feel what you're saying.
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You should really listen to the mixtape more before you judge his "authenticity"

If you like the music but think he's on some fake pimp **** that's unfortunate because really he's just on some player ****, yes the pimp influence is strong on the artistic side (the hair, the movie soundbites, etc) but not in the lyrics.

He doesn't rap about actual pimping, he's just a young kid spitting real authentic game that a lot of urban men (especially in the Bay Area) can relate to without ever having come close to the pimp game. I can see how that could be hard to distinguish the two but there's a difference. I also wouldn't be so quick to say he's making a mockery of the pimp game without understanding where he's from and the history and influence actual pimping has had on the East Bay (Oakland is notorious but I'm also speaking about West and South Berkeley).

Dressing in audacious minks and furs while drinking out of diamond studded goblets a la Snoop or 50 Cent is making a mockery of the pimp game. 

Cliffs:
  • Player ≠ Pimp
  • He doesn't rap about the actual pimp game
  • he raps about knocking hos, having hos, and regular **** you deal with messing with ratchets ho's
 
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I hear you ICE CITY...

I've known pimps (related to one too) and know the diff between a player and a pimp. I just don't like the whole "playing a character" angle dude is talking about. Other than that, his music aight. Not my speed after seeing him on the videos, but more power to the dude.
 
Brolic Scholar came thru and hit me with that ether I can't even front... I haven't seen any of his vids , I've only heard the mixtape so I can't speak on his mannerism.. I thought the tape was dope.. I see I spoke too soon on em.. Itz all good, my bad fam..
 
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We cool playboy.

Ain't **** but a schoolyard fight my dude. We can dap and go back to playing ball. :nthat:
 
His producer and his vocals make me think of a pimp ridin in the caddy, patrolin the streets,

checkin up on his team.  Thanks for awaring me, OP.

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