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  1. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    These dudes also rapped that in and out style nicely.
  2. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    That song isn't quite like these. Boosie and Webber are going back and forth with verses like 2Pac and Snoop, but Raekwon and Ghostface and Jadakiss and Styles P are finishing each other's bars:
  3. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    There is a lot of time for him to slim down before the season.
  4. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    **** good find! Yeah, Pac was versatile and could have rapped any way he wanted. Great song.
  5. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    Good song. I heard Jadakiss refer to this style as "in and out" and, interestingly, that's the name of the song with Styles P that really shows what I'm talking about. Jay-Z and Biggie were going back and forth with verses like Jay-Z and Big L did, but still weren't finishing each other's...
  6. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    I think the style is known as "in and out" and it's when two rappers are finishing each other's lines. Yes, Pac and Snoop were following each other's verses with their own verse, but "2 of Amerikas Most Wanted" isn't quite like the songs I noted above. Check out Nas and AZ "The Essence" and...
  7. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    That's my favorite album. But Pac and Snoop weren't going back and forth on that track. Not sure I ever heard Pac do that style with anyone. I'm talking about Jadakiss and Styles P in "In and Out", Nas and AZ in "The Essence", or Raekwon and Ghostface in "Heaven and ****". Big Pun and Fat...
  8. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    It's a **** good track. Only rappers going back and forth like that today are Jadakiss and Styles P. Raekwon and Ghostface and Nas and AZ also had some nice back and forth songs. You don't see younger dudes doing this style because today's rap is watered down and crap compared to the 80s...
  9. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    There's no doubt Big Pun and Fat Joe's version was much more technical. That Dre/Snoop version was one of the first rap songs I ever heard and I remember being blown away. To this day, I love that back-and-forth style of rap that this song uses much like Run DMC, the Beastie Boys, or Jadakiss...
  10. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    This remix did the original justice:
  11. Poptimus

    DJ Dallas 187

    Sometimes you just gotta murk someone and then dry snitch on yourself on Twitter. Not sure what the big deal is about this.
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