How Hip-Hop Died Part 4: Loud Silence
Posted: April 23, 2012 Filed under: MONDAY RAMBLE, Real Rap Talk | Tags: bad boy records, Big daddy KAne, biz markie, canibus, CMW, how hip-hop died, jadakiss, loud records, Mase, monday ramble, Puff Daddy, Rakim, the message, Wyclef, X-Clan 4 CommentsHow Hip-Hop Died Part 4: Loud Silence
Hip-hop started out in the park. Back in the days, every emcee that grabbed a mic had a different style, charisma, and objective. The “emcee” began as a party-starter and crowd warmer while the DJ manned the wheels. Although “The Message” was one of the earliest hit records, not everyone wanted to hear anything that contained food for thought. Storytelling, bravado, violence, and sex all became a part of the genre.
Rakim was one of the earliest soloists that sparked individualism and conversations about who was the best. He and Big Daddy Kane had an ongoing cold war for the crown for years.
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