Late 1990s and early 2000s club bangers


Scott ni noma aisee..na ile kinanda! Dr. Dre alijivunia sana kuwa na hicho kichwa. Hadi akawa na bifu na Jermaine Dupri juu ya upigaji wa kinanda, kumbe alikuwa akijivunia mkono wa Storch.

Hivi unafahamu ile ngoma ya Fat Joe, 'Lean back', Scott ana mkono wake mule? Pamoja na hizi:

1. You got me ya The Roots, 1999.
2. Still D.R.E ya Dr. Dre ft. Snoop, 2001.
3. Break your neck ya Busta Rhymes, 2001.
4. X ya Xzibit, 2000.
5. Just a little bit ya 50 Cents, 2005.
6. I'll hurt you ya Busta Rhymes, 2004 au 2005.

Scott alikuwa noma. Nasikia sasa anadai ameachana na ujunkie! Sasa sijui kama ataendelezea mikuno yake.
 
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Ferooz-STAREHE,Mwana FA-Alikufa kwa ngoma,Juma Kiroboto-Ugali,Mike Tee-Sitobadilika
 
Read again the heading of this thread.
Okay, so if we go with just the header what was the point of writing all that senseless jazz under the header then imply that we ignore it?

Get this: N.O.R.E does not punctuate "the era that saw the boom of down-south hip hop music." Simple as that.
 

Hahaha King'asti umekumbusha mbaliiiii ile mbaya, thx kwa hilo. Lets talk bout sex waliiimba wadada wanaitwa salt n' pepa by then ndo walikuwa wakitunishana misuli kwenye swangaz na T-Boz, Left Eye na Lisa yaani TLC, sistaz with voices na wakali kama Jade na Evogue.
kwa upande wa TLC kuna ngoma kama lady light special, crips, no scrub na baby baby baby.
Wakati kwa upande SWV kuna ngoma kali kama u r the One, Human Nature ft Michael jackosn, Rain, Can we ft Miss Elliot na ngoma ka hizo.
Katika kipindi hiki nikitaka kwenda ku-bang na ngoma hizo huwa najisogeza zangu Nyumbani Lounge au synegy Lounge kila Jumamosi.

Ni hayo tu.
Asante kwa mwanzisha uzi.
 

Mkuu umetsha sana, lots of memoriies aisee!
Nina hizo albums za Jodeci, SWV, TLC ni soft copy nimezifanyia backup na kuzificha mbali sana kwa namna ninavyozipenda!
 
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Hii Ndio Mipini yangu enzi Hizo:

N.O.R.E.A.G.A - Super Thag

Jonh Blaze:fat Joe

Don Cartagena-Fat Joe

Big Pun:Still Not A player

Big Poppa::
 
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Hiyo Mipini inanikumbusha mbali sana,acha tu ndio nilikuwa nimeibua mchuchu mpya acha tu full shatashata umate umate.
 
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[Dre]
Me and Ross back at it ya'll ass backwards
My homey Dirtbag (yesss) he got don status
Epedemic is an army Triple C is a navy
We combine and take over this state shiiit
My partner D. Wade keep a heat jersey on em'
I just tot heat from haters that try to hurt me homey
I got monopoly chesse I work the streets hard
Try to dodge the snitches with get out of jail free cards

[Rick Ross]
I sold food like ruby and gene's
I'm telling' ya my whole crew rock rubbies and g's
Put me in power when he threw me them thangs
I came back money bags and louie in seams
Crystial rosey yeah I poe that
We connected with Khaled we back door that
You see my wrist man keep your pink wrist bands
She can't believe I'm in a chevy even though I'm rich man
 
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Da ilo pini umenikumbusha kuna mtoto wa fogo flan tulikuwa tunaxul naye alikuwa na tape karecord huo mpini alafu alikuwa kiongozi wa social so jumamosi mtego(Tv) wakitoa kwenye Hall tulikuwa tunatizama hiyo tape.
 
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Nakumbuka sana hizi nyimbo
Believe– Cher,
Be My Lover – La Bouche
Shaggy-mr bombastic
Will Smith - Gettin' Jiggy Wit It
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) na Where Do You Go? – No Mercy
 
Yeah zilibamba bongo,mana kila mtu naona ana jifanya mzungu,sifia cha kwenu.
 
Okay, so if we go with just the header what was the point of writing all that senseless jazz under the header then imply that we ignore it?

Get this: N.O.R.E does not punctuate "the era that saw the boom of down-south hip hop music." Simple as that.

Dude, the late 1990s and early 2000s was the era that saw the boom of crunk and heavy bass music. It is also within that era where N.O.R.E's hit song, 'nothin' was banging in clubs.

I don't know why you seem to mislead what I meant!!
 
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"Asubuhi mchana na usiku ....yeyoo yeyoo " Hayo yalikuwa maneno ya vijana wa Solid ground Family walitamba na ngoma kama "Bush Party,Kibonge". University Corner wazee wa T-Shirt na Jeans ,Crazy GK (Mama)
 
Da ilo pini umenikumbusha kuna mtoto wa fogo flan tulikuwa tunaxul naye alikuwa na tape karecord huo mpini alafu alikuwa kiongozi wa social so jumamosi mtego(Tv) wakitoa kwenye Hall tulikuwa tunatizama hiyo tape.
Wewe utakuwa Mmenye haa haa haa ...Umenikumbusha mtego
 
Dude, the late 1990s and early 2000s was the era that saw the boom of crunk and heavy bass music.
Whoa!... whoa!...whoa!.... stop!

Heavy bass music did not boom beginning in the late 1990s and 2000s.

Base has been around since the dawn of sound! Please!
 
Bass has been around since the dawn of sound! Please!

Dude, do you know what the word 'boom' is?

Did the baby boom in US, Canada and Aussie after WW2, mean that babies were not being reproduced before that era?!

Whoa!... whoa!...whoa!.... stop!

Heavy bass music did not boom beginning in the late 1990s and 2000s.

Remember, I am talking about heavy bass (with influence from rock music) in hip hop genre!

I know that, heavy bass has been around. Tracks like C.R.E.A.M by Wu-Tang, Boyz in the hood by Eazy-E, This is how we do by Eazy-E (even the remix ft. 2Pac) etc. These tracks had heavy bass on them! However, their usage wasn't much in the genre.

But, the late 1990s and early 2000s saw an increased and advanced usage of heavy bass in hip hop songs. Lil Jon's crunk music was one of the reasons behind such an advancement - Lil Jon came up with an enhanced heavy bass music, which was dubbed 'bass-heavy'.

Go listen Lil Jon's albums: Get Crunk, Who U Wit: Da Album, We Still Crunk, Put Yo Hood Up, Kings of Crunk and Crunk Juice, you will understand what I'm talking about. You may also listen to tracks like, which are all 'bass-heavy':

1. Freek-a-Leek by Petey Pablo


2. Shorty wanna ride by Young Buck


3. Salt shaker by Ying Yang twins


4. Go DJ and Fireman by Lil Wayne


5. Bring it back by Lil Wayne ft. Mannie Fresh


Bass-heavy hip hop music is still dominant even today. Almost all hip hop hit songs have heavy bass in them - from Ima boss by Meek Mill ft. Rick Ross to A millie by Lil Wayne, Bugatti by Ace Hood ft. Future and Rick Ross, Bag of Money by Wale ft. Rick Ross, Meek Mill and T-Pain etc. Actually, the Maybach Music Group is doing a great job in making the most out of the heavy-bass music.
 
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