Weston/Davie Rap/HipHop Scene
YO, yo, yo, this be my site gee. Iz just a newbie so gimme some time, ya hea. I'll but some of my ill beats on here and keep ya posted on the local rap/hiphop seen around the weston/davie area, represseeeennnnt. shiiiit!
More that just the future of Cash Money is hanging in the balance right now. No Limit, the cities other label, has been put to sleep, only after giving way to the New No Limit. With a slimmer roster, most notably without Mystikal and Snoop (it appears), the New label would appear to be in trouble. C-Murder has charges again (got over in fall 2001). Silk doesn't seem to have the same heat he came with on Charge it to the Game. Master P has lost the appeal in rap that he held in the mid-late 90's when he would just kill the market.
No doubt about it though, Master P is a great business man. Less persistent are the raps about dope slangin and his former street hustlin. He now gives much attention to his clothing and shoe lines. The featured artist on the New No Limit is Lil Romeo. He is not a ganster rapper and has a wide appeal, especially with the kids in the nation. There has definately been an increase in the positivity of the message coming from the New No Limit Records. It seems that they may have made the changes they need to continue to be successful in the future.
The original Memphis was a famous city in Northern Egypt bout 3,000 years ago. Now we got Memphis, Tennessee, US, on the map. Including bout 500,000 inhabitants itz the biggest city in Tennesse, a Southern state. In the rap scene Memphis hasn't played a big role as NY, LA or at least New Orleans. A lot of artists well-known in the Dirty South are still underground for rap fans all over the world. So let me introduce you to a city that should play a big role in Rap music history. Back in the late 80'z there was NY on top of Rap music for bout 10 years and on the other part of the US, in the sun-state California, rappers like the ground-breaking NWA, Ice-T, Too Short, Compton's Most Wanted, Tone Loc and others made LA and the Bay Area blow up! In the Dirty South only the Geto Boys became well-known with their street attitude (similar to NWA and others). They are from Houston, Tx. A lot of today's Southern artists started back in the days but became famous in the late 90's: Juvenile and Cash Money, No Limit Records, Rap-A-Lot Records. In Tennesse I consider the underground scene even bigger cuz yet no artist / group really became famous and multuple-platinum selling (tho i do NOT see platinum plaques as a price for good music).
The Weston/Davie rap/hiphop scene just keeps on growing, its unstopable, we're out to get you. And we will, we will.
Well, the latest beats is these, but docta docta, see you around and the dolphins, then docta doctas brother in law has some wacked out shit too, check these out, beautiful day , freak and same chord, this the latest new comer bees 6 pac with his rhyms be tight, get these too, want you and crooked.
Check out da talent. I have gotten permission from all these artist and they want all the exposious they can get, download the songs and go to the shows, see you there!
