HIP HOP CULTURE HAS MANY FACES.

I think rap music came a long way. From Kangoo's to doo rags hip hop culture has many faces. I think what mostly influenced me is the whole New York vibe. I think rappers like Nas, N.o.r.e, Capone and Mobb Deep have made a great change to rap music.

What Tupac started as Thuglife New York rappers maintained it well. I think continuous progression in rap music comes from diversity of rappers. I think the above mentioned rappers have a common goal to get their raps through to the listeners. These above mentioned rappers contribute to the hip hop scene through making dope rap music.

I am waiting till another era start in the game of rap like those Queens rappers did. Something similar was going on in the early nineties with the West Coast rappers. They were dominating the hip hop scene and the charts. Check out this video about the glory of Queensbridge.

MOBB DEEP.

This Queensbridge duo is dominating the east coast gangster rap. They first album 'Juvenile Hell' was not a big mainstream success. I think they made to the top charts with their second album called 'Infamous'. This album contains great tracks. One of my favourite track is the track called 'Eye for an eye' featuring Nas and Chef Raekwon.

The third album and the fourth bring me much confusion. I think these albums are great. I think the 'Hell on the earth' album contains more hits then the fourth album called 'Murda Muzik'. I think the thug thing of the Queensbridge rappers have much allure. They truly live like kings.

I have bought a compilation album called 'Life of the Infamous'. This album contains a great hit called 'keep it thoro'. This is one of the tracks of Prodigy.
They complement each other well. I think the ghetto life is well explained by these two rappers called Prodigy and Havoc