dh1water
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- Aug 15, 2014
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Yo,
I'm sitting here listening to Dipset, as I do most days, but specifically ALL day every 9/11 and I got to thinking....
Dipset was bold as hell in the early 2000's. Lyrics especially.... They had absolutely no remorse for 9/11....
'I ain't mad that the towers fell, I'm mad the coke price went up and the crack won't sell' ~Juelz
'Dipset/TALIBAN!!!' ~ every other ad-lib and skit for a minute
'I worship the late profit, the great Muhammed, Omar Atta for his courage behind the wheel of that plane, reminds me of when I was dealing the caine.' ~ Juelz
'F the Twin Towers, dog we on top of the Eifel...' ~ Cam
They had a legitimate cult following (well, they still do but it was tenfold the strength then) from 2000-2005, a gang of people under their influence who would die for them, they openly called themselves 'Taliban,' and took multiple raw bars at 9/11. The government could have easily seen them as a terrorist organization...I'm surprised they are still around to speak.
OG ISIS
Times were mad diff back then too. They need a full chapter in all history books after 2010 to be about Dipset, their music, their following, their humor, their antics, and their overall significance on CULTURE in general.
I'm sitting here listening to Dipset, as I do most days, but specifically ALL day every 9/11 and I got to thinking....
Dipset was bold as hell in the early 2000's. Lyrics especially.... They had absolutely no remorse for 9/11....
'I ain't mad that the towers fell, I'm mad the coke price went up and the crack won't sell' ~Juelz
'Dipset/TALIBAN!!!' ~ every other ad-lib and skit for a minute
'I worship the late profit, the great Muhammed, Omar Atta for his courage behind the wheel of that plane, reminds me of when I was dealing the caine.' ~ Juelz
'F the Twin Towers, dog we on top of the Eifel...' ~ Cam
They had a legitimate cult following (well, they still do but it was tenfold the strength then) from 2000-2005, a gang of people under their influence who would die for them, they openly called themselves 'Taliban,' and took multiple raw bars at 9/11. The government could have easily seen them as a terrorist organization...I'm surprised they are still around to speak.
OG ISIS
Times were mad diff back then too. They need a full chapter in all history books after 2010 to be about Dipset, their music, their following, their humor, their antics, and their overall significance on CULTURE in general.
Opened my eyes to the idea dudes could be living in NYC and not be a fan of the team (whether they sucked or not at the time and they didn't suck at the time) but want to go be fans of other teams.
