Another "L" for yuk aKa the West Coast Don
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IF ANY OF U KNEW THE "ORIGINAL REGIME" MEMBERS PERSONALLY...U WOULD KNOW THAT YUK HAS ALWAYS HAD THE POTENTIAL 2 RUB PPL THE WRONG WAY. I DONT THINK HE DOES IT ON PURPOSE...ITS JUST PART OF HIS PERSONNA. I KNOW YUK PERSONALLY AND DONT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH HIM IN THE FLESH BUT HE DOES SOME QUESTIONABLE THINGS(LIKE RAPPIN ABOUT SPIDER LOC ON THE MOMENT OF TRUTH ALBUM). I DIDNT JUDGE HIM AS A PERSON 4 THAT, I JUST REALIZED A PERSON LIKE THAT CAN GET U CAUGHT UP IN SOME SHIT BECUZ OF HIS MOUTH. IF U RAP GANGSTA SHIT ABOUT OTHER GANGSTAS..U GOTTA BE ABLE 2 BACC THAT UP. I HOPE THIS BLOWS OVER CUZ I THINK YUK HAS A GREAT RAP TALENT...BUT THAT PERSONAL SHIT WILL MAKE PPL SWITCH UP ON U QUICC. I ALWAYS KINDA KEPT MY DISTANCE THO CUZ LIL KI AND PHATS BOSSY(ORIGINAL REGIME) ALWAYS USED 2 TELL ME ABOUT YUK WRITING RAPS ABOUT THEM WHILE THEY WERE A GROUP. I DONT RUN AROUND TRYIN 2 ENFORCE MY ASSESSMENT OF HIS CHARACTER ON ANY OF MY FRIENDS BUT I HAVE INTRODUCED SOME OF HIS REAL FANS 2 HIM AND AFTER THE FACT THEY ALWAYS SAY THE SAME THING. IF NIGGAS DID MORE RAPPIN AND LESS TALKIN AND BEEFIN, THE WEST WOULD HAVE BEEN ALRIGHT BUT IT SEEMS LIKE THE UNITY THANG IS A WRAP NOWDAYS
I remember when I got my copy of Y.B.B. by Mac Dre...2 days later someone stole my shit out of my car...
that cassette tape probably got stolen out of my car many times....that's how dope it was...
we'd hit up San Jo on the weekends and not many fools knew about him out there, we'd bump it and dudes would be like
"aye homie, who's that you bumpin?" I'd say Mac Dre and fools most likely bought the tape the next day ...
that cassette tape probably got stolen out of my car many times....that's how dope it was...
we'd hit up San Jo on the weekends and not many fools knew about him out there, we'd bump it and dudes would be like
"aye homie, who's that you bumpin?" I'd say Mac Dre and fools most likely bought the tape the next day ...
while locked he got on Pimp Shit with Mall, and he got a talkin feature on an N2DEEP album in 94. Once he got out he had hitters on his first 2 releases, Rompalation and STDD. Plus he got on WCBB2. He would fucked with Pac if he didnt go in, thats a damn near fact. The closest he got to work with Pac is probably the Mac Dre samples on "Got 2 Survive" with Lay, Ray, Mall, and Pac.
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Mac Dre's success was because of many things. Not one person, event or album. Dre was a STAR and eventually they will be recognized so for anyone to take credit for another mans career says a lot about them. When you take credit for your so called friends success says more about that person. So when you take credit for your so called friends that has been dead for 8 years success to me Stretch, that ain't cool. RIP Mac Dre and let his legacy be HIS legacy. Real niggas don't keep score.
no. for me personally, it just seems like Mac Dre was popular before UGA. maybe Yuk is right, I don't really know exactly at what point he was popular in other regions, but for and most people I know who listen to Mac Dre, we were bumpin his shit waaaay before that. most people here have been Bay Area rap fans forever, so when we hear that statement it sounds far fetched.
I'm not gonna front and say I was bumpin YBB when it first dropped, because I'm only 25. the first MD album I heard was Stupid Doo Doo Dumb. My homie's brother who was a few years older used to have a gang of Bay Area rap albums, and that's when I started listening to him, around 1998 or so.
people don't think they're "cool," just pointing out that Mac Dre did have a gang of fans way before that shit. Although I'm sure we're all biased because we came up on this shit
I'm not gonna front and say I was bumpin YBB when it first dropped, because I'm only 25. the first MD album I heard was Stupid Doo Doo Dumb. My homie's brother who was a few years older used to have a gang of Bay Area rap albums, and that's when I started listening to him, around 1998 or so.
people don't think they're "cool," just pointing out that Mac Dre did have a gang of fans way before that shit. Although I'm sure we're all biased because we came up on this shit
this.
I mean, it's possible that a lot of people were introduced to Mac Dre, and especially the whole Thizz movement, when they saw that DVD... but he was bound to gain a lot of those fans eventually anyways. Yuk making it sound like if that UGA DVD never came out that Mac Dre wouldn't have had the success he had. He had the energy, style, persona, and sound that people were drawn to, especially during that time when he was making all that party/Thizz music and everybody and their mom was poppin pills
I mean, it's possible that a lot of people were introduced to Mac Dre, and especially the whole Thizz movement, when they saw that DVD... but he was bound to gain a lot of those fans eventually anyways. Yuk making it sound like if that UGA DVD never came out that Mac Dre wouldn't have had the success he had. He had the energy, style, persona, and sound that people were drawn to, especially during that time when he was making all that party/Thizz music and everybody and their mom was poppin pills
I dont think anyone in the Bay learned about Mac Dre from another rapper except maybe faggot 90's babies lol. I was later then u on him though, first cd i heard was that best of Mac Dre double CD which is pretty sad. That Thizz dvd didnt do much for Dre outside of Ca, Yuk however had a lot ties to the South and had a lot of fans all over the country i mean going Gold speaks for itself. Some well known South rappers were on the UGA DVD so of course that draws interest from folks in the South plus it was through Rapalot that it was put out. Thizz didnt have no distribution deal like Rapalot does come on now.
I remember hearing Stupid Doo Doo Dumb and I Need An Eighth when i was younger but i ended up not getting into Mac Dre until about a month before he died. Thizzle Dance and Get Stupid Remix are probably the 2 songs that made me pay attention to him, but Al Boo Boo is what made me a fan.
I honestly forgot about Yuk and MD working together until semi recently. Pretty fucked up that Yuk would try to take credit for any of Mac Dre's success.
I honestly forgot about Yuk and MD working together until semi recently. Pretty fucked up that Yuk would try to take credit for any of Mac Dre's success.
