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and just to make it interesting..

sac rap>southern cali rap>bay rap

as far as the 90s
And 90's Sac was hard but... RBL, Get Low ,The Luniz,Bay Area Master P,E 40& the Click,Seagram,Dre Dog, Early 90's Mac Dre,Mac Mall, and the rest that I didn't include.
As I've stated that I do like SD rappers... Oh and if wasn't for Bay rappers y'all wouldn't have a blueprint to follow in this independent rap hustle.
 

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As I've stated that I do like SD rappers... Oh and if wasn't for Bay rappers y'all wouldn't have a blueprint to follow in this independent rap hustle.
uhh, but if it wasnt for new york the bay wouldnt be rapping at all. so i dont know why youre acting as if the bay pioneered selling albums.

the moment music became duplicable, niggas duplicated tapes and sold them. that has been going on from the moment the first dual cassette tape came out.
 

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were not beefing, its the net..were just talking...

what you prolly shoulda said was the bay was the first to make independent music selling into a lucrative business

niggas was sellin tapes from the jump
they sold tapes at the swap meets

and IMO, cbo/lynch/raided/first degree >>>>all that shit you named

bay rap was like the shit in the murder dog i never bothered listening to in most cases

like if it wasnt e40 luniz or too short i probably wasnt fuckin with it
the homegirl tried to put me on to mac dre waaay back in the day and i was not having it
 
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were not beefing, its the net..were just talking...

what you prolly shoulda said was the bay was the first to make independent music selling into a lucrative business

niggas was sellin tapes from the jump
Thank you for being open to discussion. Unlike most, you're open to debate and it ain't personal, I'll agree to disagree. It's that Nor hustle that made it's way to SD.
 

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what do you mean its that nor hustle that made its way to sd? dont no one sell shit out the trunk here. niggas got stores and shit. the only thing that the bay made that made its way out here is hyphy.

i dont know one rapper in sd that sells his albums out the trunk.

oh nah, its no big deal..no reason for me to take it personal..

we took our gameplan from NWA...definitely not the bay...who inspired san diego is lynch and raided...straight up...niggas out here rhymed like them for an entire decade
 
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Well when I was in SD, before the Hyphy shit, most of the cats I met was on some Bay shit. I was hella surprised by that shit. I'm talking that mobb shit. And cats did love Lynch tho.
 

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huh? lol
ive lived here 27 years and i dont know what youre talking about..mobb shit?
i know most of the rappers here, can you give me an idea of who your talking about?

cuz i cant think of one rapper in san diego out of almost a hundred people who would be considered a canidate for making mobb music
 

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the only bay shit i ever heard get play in san diego is e40, too short or b legit. im just being super real with you here. and ive lived here almost my entire life and knew a broad variety of different types of people.

sac shit was heavily played, but...no one knew about all that other shit..40 and too short and b legit is really the only bay shit i can say honestly got play...

back then bay area rap wasnt even sold in san diego. my first jt and mac mall albums came from someone who lived in modesto
 

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i didnt say you made it up, im speaking to you as a native of this city so im giving you a broader understanding. yuk, 40, everyone played that on the west. but cellski, 11-5, no one bumped that shit in sd. no one knew about it.

i dont even think people knew sacramento wasnt the bay.

there was a really small amount of cds making its way to southern cali in the 90s via the bay area. and it was only shit that sold (too short, 40)

when i moved up to the bay , there was literally people i had never heard (i wrote heard of, but i knew the names from murder dog) , with 12 albums at amoeba..people like nickatina and dre...im just tellin it how it is...and im the more musicially inclined person in san diego...

i was actually up on the hip hop shit tho, like del or souls of mischief. but as far as inspiration? naaah...hell nah.....LA was san diegos inspiration..we aint learn shit from yall..but we can leave it at that no reason to argue. around 98 i played catchup with alot of bay area shit when i moved to frisco but honestly the towns are completely opposite and i dont think many people in sd could tell you what rappers are from frisco

oh people DO bump mess down here though i totally left him out of the equation. and to your credit the homie rasan from SD put me up on mess i never fucked with him previously. i think when the internet became a tool thats when i really got up on bay shit...but early 90s it wasnt poppin like that you still bought physical albums.
 
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i didnt say you made it up, im speaking to you as a native of this city so im giving you a broader understanding. yuk, 40, everyone played that on the west. but cellski, 11-5, no one bumped that shit in sd. no one knew about it.

i dont even think people knew sacramento wasnt the bay.

there was a really small amount of cds making its way to southern cali in the 90s via the bay area. and it was only shit that sold (too short, 40)

when i moved up to the bay , there was literally people i had never heard (i wrote heard of, but i knew the names from murder dog) , with 12 albums at amoeba..people like nickatina and dre...im just tellin it how it is...and im the more musicially inclined person in san diego...

i was actually up on the hip hop shit tho, like del or souls of mischief. but as far as inspiration? naaah...hell nah.....LA was san diegos inspiration..we aint learn shit from yall..but we can leave it at that no reason to argue. around 98 i played catchup with alot of bay area shit when i moved to frisco but honestly the towns are completely opposite and i dont think many people in sd could tell you what rappers are from frisco

oh people DO bump mess down here though i totally left him out of the equation. and to your credit the homie rasan from SD put me up on mess i never fucked with him previously. i think when the internet became a tool thats when i really got up on bay shit...but early 90s it wasnt poppin like that you still bought physical albums.
Well I didn't live in SD til the early 2000's . I knew a lot of people that had fam in the Bay ,so that's how they were put up on the Bay cats.
 

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ahh, early 2000s. yeah thats a lil late in time, i can believe that. cuz you could just download an album. i was into obscure southern rap at the time like dj screw and beltway 8 and swishahouse personally

san diego is like the fifth biggest city tho so its gonna vary..you get deep into sd and people are slapping local shit or south shit..southern shit because its a military town..but early 2000s i was in frisco, i wouldnt doubt people were listening to the bay but take inspiration from or got game from, thats laughable.

we all got our own takes on things tho and i wont down you for it.
but bay rap wasnt all that popular from how i saw it, sac rap however everyone was on cuz they were on the banging shit like us

pretty much southern cali shit got the most burn out here and there was a few oddballs who liked other types of shit