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The song is old and I think is the same beat at backyard boogie by Mack 10 except the beat is slower. Could be a different beat but it just sounds similar. Anyone know? Damn song has been in my head for a minute and I can’t remember any lyrics from it. submitted by /u/escorpiobey [link] [comments] Be noted that Anyone know this old rap song? is posted on /r/HipHopHeads on Reddit .

Im excluding the top 10s who have built a narrative, a story and a real fanbase over the course of their careers. Hiphop and in general, the music industry seems to be slowing a bit, sales-wise also. When it comes to HH, and the new generation and rappers, however, I feel like the ''care'' is gone The new generation isn't exactly creating or speaking on narratives that relate to the current youth, so the old guys are still leading which isn't as healthy. A new sound but the skill levels are much lower, and even artists with some buzz before seem to be underselling, undermarketed, and under ''cared'' about. Like Jack Harlow came out, known guy, sold around 29K the first week - to me its irrelevant whether the album was good or not, it would not have changed sales that much, its just I have a ''Cool, but I dont really care or even bother" feeling that persists with most if not all releases. Its not just Jack for me, its everyone ...

Here is the 3rd mixtape from Windsor, Ontario, Canada emcee/producer  J Reno . Introducing himself over 2 decades ago off his debut tape  Ground 0  as well as the full-length debut  Unleashed  & the sophomore effort  The Lunatic’s Back , he would follow it up with 6 more albums preceding Crossworm signing him to Dirtcore Music :  Lost in the Dark ,  Politikilla ,  Into the Fire ,  Welcome Home ,  Blood, Guts & Boom Bap  and  Me & My Demons . His debut for the Grand Rapids label  The Dirttape  came out a cool months earlier & the bridging portion of the trilogy has arrived. After the “Press Play” intro, the first song “Consume” begins with this bloodthirsty boom bap beat talking about facing repercussions of playing haunted cassettes whereas “Fuck It Up” goes for a trap vibe instrumentally talking about him not being here to save a soul. ZOT’s appearance on “It’s Hip Hop” doesn’t really do much f...