Thread: Defining "old school" Hip Hop..
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Old 11-20-2010, 12:06 AM   #72
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Originally Posted by Savior View Post
....and that is just ONE Gangsta rap album that reached success. Gangsta rap did not really take off until the 90s. Same EXACT thing with Grunge music sure it was around before the 90s but it realllly took off in the 90s.
It took off when the album that "opened the door" for gansta rap went platinum and was a mainstream success..
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