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RIP Pimp C

OttOtt Posts: 403
edited December 2007 in Other Music
A true TX legend was found dead in his Hollywood hotel today. Say what you'd like about rap, but he and Bun B (UGK) put Texas on the hip hop map and revolutionized the genre. A whole lot of mediocre MC's owe a ton to him and his partner. True Underground legends, and innovators of Country Rap Tunes, he will truly be missed. By this suburban honky at least. Very sad day.

Ott
'Give me some music; music, moody food/ of us that trade in love'
-Shakespeare
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  • angryyoungmanangryyoungman Medford, NY Posts: 1,028
    Ott wrote:
    A true TX legend was found dead in his Hollywood hotel today. Say what you'd like about rap, but he and Bun B (UGK) put Texas on the hip hop map and revolutionized the genre. A whole lot of mediocre MC's owe a ton to him and his partner. True Underground legends, and innovators of Country Rap Tunes, he will truly be missed. By this suburban honky at least. Very sad day.

    Ott
    im sorry he died but hopefully they bury country rap with him in his coffin(whatever that is)
    i have wished for so long, how i wish for you today
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    finally, FUCK TICKETMASTER
  • stickfig13stickfig13 Posts: 1,532
    country rap?

    My least favorite genres combined together........I can only imagine!
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  • DaytimeDilemmaDaytimeDilemma Posts: 2,008
    It's not like country rap, more like awesome southern rap. Anyway, RIP PIMP C.

    Give my regards to Big Moe and Big Hawk while you're up there.
  • OttOtt Posts: 403
    angryyoungman wrote:
    im sorry he died but hopefully they bury country rap with him in his coffin(whatever that is)
    Ah, typical. But if you know not of what you speak...
    It was just a southern style. Before they hit it, rap was an east coast, west coast monopolized thing. They were one of the first in years to take it and put a new sound to it. Southern accents, and jazzy/bluesy samples and gritty beats. So, talk all the shit you want, but they were innovative and opened the doors for many sucka MC's to run in through. But, stay angry, young man. And naive.

    Ott
    'Give me some music; music, moody food/ of us that trade in love'
    -Shakespeare
  • stickfig13stickfig13 Posts: 1,532
    Any dude in a song called "Big Pimpin" probably didn't change the world of music.....


    ...but he must have had fun doing it....
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  • OttOtt Posts: 403
    stickfig13 wrote:
    Any dude in a song called "Big Pimpin" probably didn't change the world of music.....


    ...but he must have had fun doing it....
    "change the world of music?" Never typed that. But, UGK did change the landscape of rap. Scarface and the Geto Boys were before them, sure, as Nirvana was to PJ. But they indeed put the South on the map as far as hip hop is concerned. And they had a unique sound. One which is still being emulated and built upon. Some crap to be sure, but who would Creed be without PJ? Same story, different language.
    Big Pimpin was their "Last Kiss." Sell a million copies, gain some fans. And since you bring it up, would Jay-Z (who just tied Elvis for second on the list for the number of #1 albums, BTW) would have used a beat of theirs, and called to make a hit with them if they were just some hicks form the sticks with big black dicks? C'mon. Broaden your horizons. There's a whole world outside of Seattle. Take a peek.

    Ott
    'Give me some music; music, moody food/ of us that trade in love'
    -Shakespeare
  • stickfig13stickfig13 Posts: 1,532
    Ott wrote:
    "change the world of music?" Never typed that. But, UGK did change the landscape of rap. Scarface and the Geto Boys were before them, sure, as Nirvana was to PJ. But they indeed put the South on the map as far as hip hop is concerned. And they had a unique sound. One which is still being emulated and built upon. Some crap to be sure, but who would Creed be without PJ? Same story, different language.
    Big Pimpin was their "Last Kiss." Sell a million copies, gain some fans. And since you bring it up, would Jay-Z (who just tied Elvis for second on the list for the number of #1 albums, BTW) would have used a beat of theirs, and called to make a hit with them if they were just some hicks form the sticks with big black dicks? C'mon. Broaden your horizons. There's a whole world outside of Seattle. Take a peek.

    Ott

    It was a joke.....

    rap still sucks....

    I don't live in Seattle...

    I've traveled the world and I know how big it is....

    rap still sucks...


    ....and not sure where "big black dicks" fits into the conversation.
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  • South of SeattleSouth of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    RIP Pimp C

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnIvnA7daDY
    NERDS!
  • OttOtt Posts: 403
    stickfig13 wrote:
    It was a joke.....

    rap still sucks....

    I don't live in Seattle...

    I've traveled the world and I know how big it is....

    rap still sucks...


    ....and not sure where "big black dicks" fits into the conversation.
    I get it. And by the Seattle comment, I meant musically. Figured I could generalize, too. But, really, for the most part, radio rap does suck. Just like radio "rock" nowadays. Can't listen to it. But Kweli, Mos Def, The Roots, there are amazing poets with mics out there. With a lot to say about the world we live in. Not just rims and bling and all that shit. To each their own, I guess.
    And congrats on your worldliness.

    Peace,
    Ott
    'Give me some music; music, moody food/ of us that trade in love'
    -Shakespeare
  • pjoasisrulepjoasisrule Posts: 3,412
    Sorry to hear that he died but his music was just as dreadful as all the other so called rap coming out these days. I still cant believe how shit the rap genre has become compared to what it was in the 80's and 90's.
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  • MasterFramerMasterFramer Posts: 2,268
    stickfig13 wrote:
    rap still sucks....

    Ignorance is bliss I suppose
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  • angryyoungmanangryyoungman Medford, NY Posts: 1,028
    Ott wrote:
    Ah, typical. But if you know not of what you speak...
    It was just a southern style. Before they hit it, rap was an east coast, west coast monopolized thing. They were one of the first in years to take it and put a new sound to it. Southern accents, and jazzy/bluesy samples and gritty beats. So, talk all the shit you want, but they were innovative and opened the doors for many sucka MC's to run in through. But, stay angry, young man. And naive.

    Ott
    im not gonna say rap sucks like some of the others on here but here's what i know: country music sucks. . .southern rap sucks (im thinking master p, nelly, etc.). . .combine the two together and it is what is known as "supersuckdom". . .ps jay z is the most overrated rapper ever. . .he sucks too
    i have wished for so long, how i wish for you today
    JEFFREY ROSS ROGERS 1975-2002

    9.10.98 NYC / 8.23.00 JONES BEACH /4.30.03 UNIONDALE / 7.9.03 NYC /5.12.06 ALBANY/ 6.1.06 E.RUTHEFORD/ 6.3.06 E. RUTHEFORD/ CAMDEN 6.19.08/ NYC 6.24.08/ NYC 6.25.08/ HARTFORD 6.27.08/ CHICAGO 8.24.09/ PHILLY 10.31.09/ HARTFORD 5.15.10/ NEWARK 5.18.10/ NYC 5.20.10/ CHICAGO 7.19.13/ BROOKLYN 10.18.13/ BROOKLYN 10.19.13/ HARTFORD 10.25.13/ NYC 9.26.15/ 4.8.16 FT. LAUDERDALE/ 4.9.16 MIAMI / 5.1.16 NYC/ 5.2.16 NYC / 8.5.16 BOSTON / 8.7.16 BOSTON/ 8.20.18 CHICAGO/ 9.2.18 BOSTON/ 9.4.18 BOSTON/ 9.18.21 ASBURY PARK

    finally, FUCK TICKETMASTER
  • BoardroomJimmyBoardroomJimmy Posts: 55
    rap sucks period.. any song that starts off "uh uh yeah uh...", and any rapper who thinks they're "my boy", (yo, this is yo boy ______) just flat out sucks and contribute nothing to society......

    what grown man with an elementary school diploma and a degree in finger painting from Happy Starts Pre-school names himself "Pimp C"?
  • hailhail82hailhail82 Posts: 330
    BoardroomJimmy wrote:
    rap sucks period.. any song that starts off "uh uh yeah uh...", and any rapper who thinks they're "my boy", (yo, this is yo boy ______) just flat out sucks

    Allow me to quote Eddie Vedder directly from Pearl Jam's second single:

    "Whoo! Uhhhuuh yeeeah"

    I know, I know. That's different. He didn't start the song with that.
    Using the word "methinks" in your message board posts doesn't make you look smart.
  • South of SeattleSouth of Seattle West Seattle Posts: 10,724
    hailhail82 wrote:
    Allow me to quote Eddie Vedder directly from Pearl Jam's second single:

    "Whoo! Uhhhuuh yeeeah"

    I know, I know. That's different. He didn't start the song with that.

    What about "arc"? there's a lot of moaning and groaning in that one too ;)
    NERDS!
  • hailhail82hailhail82 Posts: 330
    South of Seattle wrote:
    What about "arc"? there's a lot of moaning and groaning in that one too ;)


    Ha ha, of course.

    "Aah ahh ah aaaaaaaaahhhh
    yeaaaaaaaeeaaah yaaaaah
    ehhhhhh ehhhhhhh yeeeaaaaaaaaah"

    I wish Eddie would learn to contribute something to society.
    Using the word "methinks" in your message board posts doesn't make you look smart.
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