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Go watch Jackie Singh's (@hackingbutlegal) keynote https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ov_jBhsQZk.
Why do you think Jackie didn't name John Gibney in her keynote with OWASP? She seemed pretty confident on twitter. Is that because she doesn't have any evidence and made the whole thing up? Watch the keynote several times and make up your own mind.
Why would she confidently accuse someone on socially media, but then refrain from naming people in her keynote? Maybe the OWASP Foundation has an answer to that.
Beastie Boys > Wu-Tang Clan… I’m sorry that you’re so stupid and can’t grasp this.
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I always thought the Beastie Boys were a novelty group. I'm so sorry, Bonnie.
Wu Tang Clan were a bunch of faggots, never got it, and ODB was the only cool member.
In fact every rap group besides NWA is pretty gay
Every musical act in all of human history is a novelty.
Beastie Boys on MTV watch pretty good:
Not ashamed to admit that Instant Death has made me fawkin' misty-eyed in the past:
Not ashamed to admit that Instant Death has made me fawkin' misty-eyed in the past:
The Offspring changed the course of humanity. Hardly a novelty.
Ohhh wayyyy ohhhh yeah yeaaaahheeahhh oohhh hyeaaahhyaahhheeaahh
Timeless.
!!! Indignant backpacker incoming !!!
Wu Tang is an anomaly in that it is more of a brand now. My ex had a wu shirt and she didn't even listen to them. She just liked the style. They are probably selling shirts and shit in target now, idk. The members themselves are wholly unique and didn't ride any trend waves coming up. They started a lot of them. A bunch of dudes who all rap different, some of whom are really skilled, teaming up under the production of RZA. Several members made classic albums, some as late as the late 2000s. A bunch of scary nappy dudes rapping esoteric shit over cinematic beats just does it for me.
Idk cochise, I'm gonna have to disagree with ya on this one
Wu Tang is an anomaly in that it is more of a brand now. My ex had a wu shirt and she didn't even listen to them. She just liked the style. They are probably selling shirts and shit in target now, idk. The members themselves are wholly unique and didn't ride any trend waves coming up. They started a lot of them. A bunch of dudes who all rap different, some of whom are really skilled, teaming up under the production of RZA. Several members made classic albums, some as late as the late 2000s. A bunch of scary nappy dudes rapping esoteric shit over cinematic beats just does it for me.
Idk cochise, I'm gonna have to disagree with ya on this one
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I've never been able to get into Wu-tang. They seemed cool but none of that shit ever stuck with me. Beasties have some great shit. You watch the documentary about them from a couple years ago? Fun stuff.
Love the BB's and as a Manhattan kid it hurts to say this but they have nothing that compared to 36 Chambers or Only Built 4 Cuban Linx or Supreme Clientele or Liquid Swords. Just going by Wu-Tang as a group though I'd take the BB's overall but 36 Chambers is upper echelon hip hop all the same.
Outkast had like 4 spectacular albums
It's difficult to explain to someone who wasn't around at the time how new and original 36 Chambers was when it came out. There was literally nothing like it
“Ice Cube writes the rhymes that I say.”
They’re supposed to be a goof by the way. That’s why they’re so sick. Fawkin Big Blaze, I needed you dat day.
Okay, one good album.
Mobb Deep > NWA and Wu-Tang. RZA ruined the group. I saw GZA at like noon 4 years ago at a music festival.
Yes, GZA has been working on an album about Space since I was in HS. Both the Liquid Swords album rule though. Paper Plates (different album) is the best 50 diss besides Checkmate.
yeah legend of the liquid swords doesn't really get mentioned a lot but I used to play it all the time in my car. I bought that album with paper plate for like 8 bucks at best buy. you telling me you didn't like cuban linx 2? i feel like that's the hardest rap album i have heard since it came out in 09