Pro Black Rap From The Late 80s/Early 90s

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[LurkerSix]

Lakim Shabazz - Black Is Back

 

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[genocide_cutter]

 

[konceptjones]

For my Detroit fam @The Mad Titan @Ghost313 @313 Wayz and anyone I forgot:

 

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Any old heads from Seattle on here?

 

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Here's a socio-political song by Awesome Dre




And here's the same artist, Awesome Dre, dissing LL Cool J

 

[konceptjones]

 

[konceptjones]

Here's a socio-political song by Awesome Dre




And here's the same artist, Awesome Dre, dissing LL Cool J

One of the best days for Detroit rappers in the late 80's was the day Frankly Speaking debuted on Rap City and on the same day it came on Yo MTV Raps.

 

[5 Grand]

One of the best days for Detroit rappers in the late 80's was the day Frankly Speaking debuted on Rap City and on the same day it came on Yo MTV Raps.

Any idea why he went after LL? Or was that just the thing to do in 1988?

 

[konceptjones]

also, this is the cover for that Awesome Dre single "Lame Loser"

Which he re-made for the album cover

 

[konceptjones]

Any idea why he went after LL? Or was that just the thing to do in 1988?

yeah, it was kinda the thing to do. Some of everybody was coming at LL in '88.



"Jack the Ripper's a punk / I never liked you, sucker, and your records stunk"

 

[The Mad Titan]

Fire!

Damn, imagine if this pill poppin lean drinkin bullshit disappeared and this came back

 

[Achewon87]

 

[King Poetic]