What is the most important hip hop album of all time?

E-4000, Ya Smell Me? Posts : 4876 Join date : 2009-05-31

All of those things you've stated are guesses. And not very accurate, at that. Meanwhile here, on this forum, recorded in print, you have shown that you are indeed very, very stupid. Your reading comprehension is on par with an elementary school student. This is a fact established here, by yourself.

You're stupid. That much is obviously true. Go ahead and make some more arbitrary speculations about my life. It won't change what we KNOW about you.

A good example is your continuance in stating that I claimed not to use wiki amongst my sources in researching your "facts". I never said that. You just have difficulty understanding what you read.

Because you're stupid, little buddy. Dumber than dog shit.

Last edited by D.Powell on Fri 07 May 2010, 6:09 pm; edited 1 time in total

Kid Joe you keep saying the same things man...your quite boring my dude this is also another FACT

and stop talking about WE when you talk dummy...you don't know a soul on this piece...your speaking for you and I'm speaking about you for myself..

stop including those who you believe are your bestest e-buds....damn your life is MUNDANE...lol...go have some kids my dude...you need to be loved...lol

Back to the actual subject of this thread before the Multiple Parkers hopped all over the testicles...

Run-D.M.C.-Run-D.M.C. is the most important hip-hop album of all-time IMO..even Mr.Wikipedia saw and agreed with that...

I would say that N.W.A.-Straight Outta Compton is the most important hip-hop album of all-time in the gangsta hip-hop genre

Wu-Tang Clan-Enter The 36 Chambers is the most important for the business/financial side of the game IMO...

I would say that Outkast-ATLiens is the most important southern hip-hop album of all-time...it gave the south respect nationwide....even the east couldn't front on that effort...

E-4000, Ya Smell Me? Posts : 4876 Join date : 2009-05-31

I'm sure it is boring, being reminded of your feeble brain. Especially when all you can do is make nonsensical, unfounded implications in return.

You see, my simple friend, I say 'we' because we all have seen what I've been pointing out. Because I've been dealing in FACTS (dawg!) they don't need to be my 'friends' or side with me. In fact, they don't even need to agree with me. Because facts aren't subject to agreement/disagreement. That's what facts are, and now you know.

Let's see if you can comprehend what I've just written and start using the word properly. I bet you can't.

Because you're a stupid fucking idiot.

E-4000, Ya Smell Me? Posts : 4876 Join date : 2009-05-31

The OP only asked one question, not four. Retard

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D.Powell wrote:: I would say that Outkast-ATLiens is the most important southern hip-hop album of all-time...it gave the south respect nationwide....even the east couldn't front on that effort...

I'd say that award goes to Mr Scarface Is Back. Most East Coast heads (myself included) love that album and bumped the hell out of it back in 1991. ATLiens was dope, but Aquemini (their best IMO) and Southernplayalisticadillacmusik were equally as well recieved nationwide.

Kid Joe wrote:: I'm sure it is boring, being reminded of your feeble brain. Especially when all you can do is make nonsensical, unfounded implications in return.

You see, my simple friend, I say 'we' because we all have seen what I've been pointing out. Because I've been dealing in FACTS (dawg!) they don't need to be my 'friends' or side with me. In fact, they don't even need to agree with me. Because facts aren't subject to agreement/disagreement. That's what facts are, and now you know.

Let's see if you can comprehend what I've just written and start using the word properly. I bet you can't.

Because you're a stupid fucking idiot.

LMAOOOOOO@ Parker LOOOOOUuuuiiisss

this idiot should've been a college professor in the class named BULLSHIT....stop spouting a bunch of NOTHING man....no one is interested stupid

AND THATS A FACT lil luck...lol

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