FeedMeHipHop @crocodileheart

Golden age hip hop (meaning 1986-1995) junkie. Stockholm, Sweden. Strictly underground funk keep the crossover. Joined September 2021

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FeedMeHipHop @crocodileheart

12 hours ago

Linden boulevard represent represent-sent

I Am… @HarmoniEquality

14 hours ago

Linden boulevard represent represent-sent

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13 hours ago

So, you’re a philosopher?

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Arnold on a 🚌 vibing to... @vibetoarnold

3 days ago

Bus-a-bus! Whatta gwaaan?

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3 days ago

Yes. Stockholm, 1993.

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4 days ago

My personal top 5 favourite rap acts, alphabetical order: A Tribe Called Quest EPMD Eric B & Rakim Ice Cube Public Enemy

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5 days ago

If you ask me, Mase is Plug Three from De La Soul. ✌️

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How about: The Golden Era starts with Paid in full by the God MC and ends with Illmatic by the Prodigal son. Ready to die kicks off a new era where hip hop is more professional in terms of production and marketing, way more successful commercially, more stereotype and less FUN.

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6 days ago

Personal fave, apart from the obvious ones: “Take a bow”, written by Babyface.

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7 days ago

Personal fave, apart from the obvious ones: “Take a bow”, written by Babyface.

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6 days ago

“I make my own damn beats, now all the money is mine” Too Short (1988)

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7 days ago

…and praise the Lord for the JBeez! (Q-Tip, 1989)

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a week ago

For those that don’t know: LL Cool J is hard as hell. He’ll battle anybody, and he doesn’t even care if you tell.

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a week ago

I was 17 when one of the greatest most mind blowing hip hop albums of all time dropped!

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a week ago

I was 17 when one of the greatest most mind blowing hip hop albums of all time dropped! https://t.co/h99oH2Gydg

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2 weeks ago

The soundtrack to the movie Colors (1988) was crazy.

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2 weeks ago

It takes a nation of millions to hold us back

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2 weeks ago

It takes a nation of millions to hold us back

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3 weeks ago

From what I heard, what he said was: “DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK, I’VE BEEN HERE FOR YEARS!”

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3 weeks ago

From what I heard, what he said was: “DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK, I’VE BEEN HERE FOR YEARS!”

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3 weeks ago

Again, if you choose this as a way of measuring greatness, you have to factor in that “To the extreme” by Vanilla Ice is one of the fastest selling albums ever. Just saying.

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3 weeks ago

Again, if you choose this as a way of measuring greatness, you have to factor in that “To the extreme” by Vanilla Ice is one of the fastest selling albums ever. Just saying.

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FeedMeHipHop @crocodileheart

3 weeks ago

Country and soul has obviously been overlapping since forever. One of my favourite examples (and songs) of that, by “the baddest white man on the planet” (according to Sly Stone). Jim Ford - Harlan County youtu.be/ivPTrWrEOGU?si…