[Guero]

Originally posted by Damien M

Support your own, you flop mexican cuban!!
Geuro did you use Gasolina aka the reggaeton party anthem of the '00s?

nnn

I actually had a reggaeton phase during my sophomore year.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

JESUS Nelly thinking he slick

[satellites.™]

Lil Wayne was so tolerable before he went mainstream, I used to love his music.

After Lollipop (HUMONGOUS TRACK btw, you could NOT escape it) he just went downhill.

[Harmonic Dreamer]

More iconic songs from that era.

[YouDaIcon]

I searched ATRL in the youtube bar JUST to see whats there and I found this.



I'm gone

[Shame♥]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

W/ a soda on the side!

Yesss!

[Giselle]

Originally posted by Harmonic Dreamer

More iconic songs from that era.

Bitchhhhhh

Who DIDN'T get low when DILIH came on?

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Originally posted by YouDaIcon

I searched ATRL in the youtube bar JUST to see whats there and I found this.



I'm gone

Talisa her impact still felt today

[Cap10Planet]

I remember you could turn on pop radio and hear "Make It Hot" by Nicole Wray, then "Butterfly" by Crazytown, then "It's Gonna Be Me" by *NSync, then "Party Up" by DMX. What kinda diversity in 2000.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by satellites.™

Bitch, everyone suddenly became a stripper when Get Low came on.

One of the most legendary songs of all time, still used in movies today.

Fff REAL ICONIC ****!

But HEY, at least Lil Jon is currently at #16 on iTunes with Turn Down For What.

[iHype.]

Originally posted by Giselle

I often see people say the streaming rule really affected urban music's success. Why is that? (Not trying to be funny, I really don't know)

R&B, Rap, and Hip-Hop aren't as huge as Pop, so ofcourse the won't have a community as big to view their videos.

One Direction, Miley, etc could get 20 million in one day -- but you won't see that with Drake, Wayne, Sevyn, etc.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

And then Cherry tried the same thing and failed miserably.

[satellites.™]

Originally posted by Guero

BITCH, I remember my 6th grade dance playing Khia.

Like wtf!

Another iconic track, that one song has kept her relevant to this very day.

We walked down the street (6th graders) singing the raunchiest lyrics of all time.

--

OMG, Lollipop is TERRIBLE now, what the **** were we thinking?

Amazing how some songs can be so terrible years later.

[Elusive Chanteuse]

Originally posted by Cap10Planet

I remember you could turn on pop radio and hear "Make It Hot" by Nicole Wray, then "Butterfly" by Crazytown, then "It's Gonna Be Me" by *NSync, then "Party Up" by DMX. What kinda diversity in 2000.

!!!! I miss that

[Vin]

Every black woman in America wanted to
have sex with David Banner when this was released.



...Vin

[Sunshine.]

Originally posted by Guero

Fat Joe was the WORST.

I wish he would have leaned back into a heart attack.

Not too much, he gave Jenny one of ha best bops.



My child was just... Poor my siblings who have to grow up in this messy ass time for music.

[Willy.]

Originally posted by satellites.™

Lil Wayne was so tolerable before he went mainstream, I used to love his music.

After Lollipop (HUMONGOUS TRACK btw, you could NOT escape it) he just went downhill.

Not even, because No Ceilings was beyond amazing. 2010 was when he went way down, tbh.

[Chemical X.]

Originally posted by BoyOnBoy Wonder

The Gwen, Fergie, Nelly trinity >>>>> any others

They slayed SO hard. My God, it was unbelievable. I kind of need all three of them to smash again.

Poor everyone else








Gwen, ha racism
And she got away with it all




Nelly Furtado is such an underrated legend

[Ramos]

Originally posted by Guero

nnn

I actually had a reggaeton phase during my sophomore year.

Same.

No shame tho.

[BoyOnBoy Wonder]

Someone find the Cherry photoshopped picture