Poll Is Lil Boosie A Legend?
- Thread starter Goldie
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BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
Now this nigga can pull up in any city and sell out.........
@Goldie it's time to bring back Legend or Vet..........
yea mf
from Albuquerque, NM to Worcester, MA
& whatever lil podunk town you can think of.. he sellin out shows
if you bitch ass niggas don't be outside jus say that
Marc123
You got it dude!
lol at the back handed e 40 complement
yea mf
from Albuquerque, NM to Worcester, MA
& whatever lil podunk town you can think of.. he sellin out shows
if you bitch ass niggas don't be outside jus say that
Ain't seen a Boosie concert sell out in DC in 15 years.
So if you emotional bitches wanna lie cause he's your hero. Be my guest.
If y'all gotta say he's a legend in just this certain part then he's not a legend.
NinetyFree
Active Member
I think he represents a very specific type of Southern Black male that is underrepresented in hip hop..
Similar to how Uncle Murda represents a very specific type of Brooklyn Black male that is underrepresented in hip hop.
Now, you’re gonna say it ain’t NOOOOO comparison between these two.
Thats exactly how the majority of people would feel hearing Boosie called a legend.
Similar to how Uncle Murda represents a very specific type of Brooklyn Black male that is underrepresented in hip hop.
Now, you’re gonna say it ain’t NOOOOO comparison between these two.
Thats exactly how the majority of people would feel hearing Boosie called a legend.
BRIAN B.
Shittypoobutt
I have, that's why it's been 15 years.
Don't wanna Independent on repeat for a an half hour...................
Crank Lucas
Active Member
In the south yes, to me he's a legend.
I'm saying this as a square dude that grew up in pg county Maryland, his music reached me, now I can only imagine what his music did for dudes that actually grew up like him in areas like Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Texas and surrounding areas.
" In Louisiana streets I'm like J Prince in Houston"
Is he the greatest of all time? Hell no, but he def made his mark. You can't go to a HBCU party or sporting event and not hear his music, if you listen to the younger guys coming up out of the Louisiana/BR area you can hear his influence.
Not hear to argue, just wanted to say my piece.
I'm saying this as a square dude that grew up in pg county Maryland, his music reached me, now I can only imagine what his music did for dudes that actually grew up like him in areas like Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Texas and surrounding areas.
" In Louisiana streets I'm like J Prince in Houston"
Is he the greatest of all time? Hell no, but he def made his mark. You can't go to a HBCU party or sporting event and not hear his music, if you listen to the younger guys coming up out of the Louisiana/BR area you can hear his influence.
Not hear to argue, just wanted to say my piece.
Right. That nigga on tour with Jeezy and Juve still don't be selling out the arenas they got come up but he selling out arenas solo? Nigga only selling out skating arenas
IDC bRight. That nigga on tour with Jeezy and Juve still don't be selling out the arenas they got come up but he selling out arenas solo? Nigga only selling out skating arenas
757'sFinest
OG
He's a legend on DJ Vlad
SneakDZA
The New Ho King
But the difference is nobody in BK would claim Uncle Murda is a legend. Not even a local legend.
