GANGSTA ERN

[joedirtdoindirt]

ALOT OF PEOPLE BE TELLIN ME ABOUT HIM. I DONT REALLY KNOW WHO HE IS BUT SOMEONE SAID HE SPIT ON COUPLE TRACKS AND HES TIGHT AS FUCK. ANYONE GOT ANY SONGS BY HIM?

 

[DaYgoKiNg]

He's been dead for years, unless you're talkin bout his son Wanksta Ern.

 

[enserio]

His music is over 10 years old.

If you were into rap at that time and liked the whole Bombsquad/Sir Jinx type of production, then you will prolly like Gangsta Ern.

It's kinda like the Amerikkkas Most Wanted - San Diego style.

 

[mrtonguetwista]

Gangsta Ern--Up Against It

http://www.zshare.net/download/47933313ae8304/

 

[joedirtdoindirt]

THANKS FOR THE LINK. AND THAT CHICK TRINA LOOKS GOOD AS FUCK TOO.

 

[joedirtdoindirt]

THOSE TRACKS ARE HARD AS FUCK TOO. IS THERE ANY MORE THAN THOSE 4 SONGS? DUDE WAS WAY BETTER THAN ANYONE OLD SCHOOL LIKE CUBE AND SNOOP SUPRISED HE DIDNT BLOW UP ROUND THE US.

 

[B-San]

THOSE TRACKS ARE HARD AS FUCK TOO. IS THERE ANY MORE THAN THOSE 4 SONGS? DUDE WAS WAY BETTER THAN ANYONE OLD SCHOOL LIKE CUBE ...

Wow that is a bold statement... have you ever listened to Death Certificate... not heard, but actually listened to it? Cube touches on so many different topics depicting life in the pre-Rodney King-riot era of South Central LA... I wouldn't be surprised if it will be material for college classes in the future!

Granted, Gangsta Ern didn't live long enough to make any material other than that which depicted his rambo-like escapades at the Mexican border.... along with other life threatening activities, which ultimately led to his demise... Gangsta Ern was by all acocunts was the real deal... In an era of those who rap before becomming the gangsta, Gangsta Ern was a gangsta long before ever picking up a mic... this makes the simplicity of some of his lyrics easily excusable...

To sum it up lyrically: Cube > Gangsta Ern

To sum it up production wise?

I believe that production wise - the tracks on Gangsta Ern's "Up Against It" were easily as good as Cube's pre-LA riot work... possibly better... but not "way better"... It would be unfair to compare the two because of Gangsta Ern's lack of an extensive catalog...

On a final note, I wouldn't consider Snoop as old school... I'd say the old school LA scene eneded with the LA riots... and that "187 on an Underover Cop" actually hearalded a new era of West Coast rap...

Just my opinion... over here at work killin' time....

What y'all think?

 

[Darkshowdown]

ol Ernie got some tight tracks. r.i.p

how did he die?

 

[B-San]

From wut I heard he dressed up as a DEA agent and tried to run up in a baller's house...

Didn't work out so well...

RIP

 

[The Evil Genius]

Didn't Gangsta Ern have a process hair doo? Wasn't nobody buying into a nigga with a process posing as a DEA agent.

 

[B-San]

Yeah, he had brothas seasick off them finger waves! lol

I guess that might've contibuted to the end result of his misadventure...

 

[isercastik]

theres a OG Gangsta Ern 12" on EBay right now only bringing like 6 bucks...check that shit out

 

[SouthSanDago]

 

[Base4esteban]

Wow that is a bold statement... have you ever listened to Death Certificate... not heard, but actually listened to it? Cube touches on so many different topics depicting life in the pre-Rodney King-riot era of South Central LA... I wouldn't be surprised if it will be material for college classes in the future!

Granted, Gangsta Ern didn't live long enough to make any material other than that which depicted his rambo-like escapades at the Mexican border.... along with other life threatening activities, which ultimately led to his demise... Gangsta Ern was by all acocunts was the real deal... In an era of those who rap before becomming the gangsta, Gangsta Ern was a gangsta long before ever picking up a mic... this makes the simplicity of some of his lyrics easily excusable...

To sum it up lyrically: Cube > Gangsta Ern

To sum it up production wise?

I believe that production wise - the tracks on Gangsta Ern's "Up Against It" were easily as good as Cube's pre-LA riot work... possibly better... but not "way better"... It would be unfair to compare the two because of Gangsta Ern's lack of an extensive catalog...

On a final note, I wouldn't consider Snoop as old school... I'd say the old school LA scene eneded with the LA riots... and that "187 on an Underover Cop" actually hearalded a new era of West Coast rap...

Just my opinion... over here at work killin' time....

What y'all think?

question: how are you comparing cube with ern because they're totally different imo

 

[The Evil Genius]

^ ^ Read the entire thread.

 

[Base4esteban]

^ ^ Read the entire thread.

what i mean is there's no comparing the 2. cube is highly successful mainstream rapper where as ern is strictly underground and very few know him. its like comparing 50 cent to c-lim.

 

[enserio]

Nobody is comparing their success - that would be ridiculous.

If you see no similarities in their music, then I don't know what to tell you.

 

[ESCOBAR 92113]

i think he was trying to say that ern had that type of talent, that ern had the skills to go mainstream and be as successful if not more than cube

 

[B-San]

^ ^ Read the entire thread.

Good lookin' fam

 

[joedirtdoindirt]

OBVIOUSLY CUBE GOT BIGGER THAN ERN. IM SAYIN IF THEY HAD SAME MONEY 2 PUT ON PROJECTS AND THEY DEVELOPED ERN SOME MORE SHITTT ERN WOULD BE BALLIN SOMEWHERE WOULDNT HAVE 2 WORRY BOUT ROBBIN PPL. BUT TO MY OPINION I DONT REALLY FUCK WIT CUBE SO I LIKE ERN BETTER