Getting to know the East Coast - West Coast Hip Hop

 Mengenal East Coast - West Coast Hip Hop

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The East Coast - West Coast hip hop Rivalry is a dispute that occurred in 1990 between the artist and the fans of East Coast Hip Hop and West Coast Hip Hop. Starting from the East Coast rapper The Notorious B .I. G (New York-based label, Bad Boys Records) and West Coast rapper 2Pac (Los Angeles-based labe, Death Row Records)

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Hip Hop himself appeared in 1970 in the sandy streets of the South Bronx. Supported by DJs like Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa, a new genre that became popular throughout the city environment. New York City area remains a center of activity for rap music along the mid-80s, became home to many stars like Run-DMC, LL Cool J, KRS-One, Dougie Fresh, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Slick Rick, Salt-n-Pepa and others. In the early 1990s hip hop serves to give black people a voice in the public sphere. Hip hop appeal within the black community because of the nature of authentic and fit to the lyrical content. Over time, hip hop and gangsta rap became tools for competing record labels and gang related. Record Label wants to build a reputation for achieving commercial success in the music business and the benefits of that promise.
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East Coast hip hop is sometimes referred to as New York rap because of its origins and its development are in New York City in 1970. According to Allmusic, "At the beginning of the hip-hop era, all the East Coast rap is rap, originally formed alongside DJ Kool Herc, Grandmaster flash, Afrika Bambaataa, Sugarhill Gang, Kurtis Blow, Jam Master Jay and Run-DMC, pioneered East Coast hip hop during the development of hip hop. as the genre developed, lyrical themes evolve through the work of artists West Coast such as the Native Tongues , a hip hop artist collective that is normally associated with a positive, Afrocentric theme, and assembled by Afrika Bambaataa, the New York-based group such as De La Soul, a Tribe Called Quest, and the Jungle Brothers also received recognition for their musical eclecticism.
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In 1986, inspired by the Philadelphia rapper Schoolly D, Crenshaw-based Ice - T released the song "6 in the Mornin '. It is considered by many critics as the first gangsta rap song. After that LA gangsta rap became famous. A drug dealer named Eric Wright saw the potential for profit and fame of the hip hop lifestyle. He began recording songs in his parents' garage. Wright, will be known as Eazy - E, two friends with a local artist named Dr. Dre and Ice Cube. Together with the local population, namely DJ Yella and Arabian Prince, they formed a group called NWA (Niggaz Wit Attitude).



With the help of a friend of Jerry Heller, Eazy - E founded Ruthless Records on March 3, 1987. Shortly after the group released the EP Panic Zone. including the title track (Arabian Prince), "8 Ball" (Eazy - E), and the famous "Dopeman" (Ice Cube). Although well-known, "Dope Man" was never released a single right.
The group's debut album was released the following year. By displaying the Fila Fresh Crew and Young DOC. Most popular song on the release of "Boyz - n - the-Hood". Although it was written by Dr. Dre and Ice Cube, Eazy - E, which became vocalist.
Because it does not agree with the division of honor, Arabian Prince left NWA before they released their album, Straight Outta Compton. Eazy - E friend MC Ren fill his place. Powered by the hit singles like the title track, "Fuck tha Police" and "Gangsta Gangsta", the album redefined the genre of hip hop with the merger of West Coast.
Economic problems led to the dissolution of the group. Eazy - E remain rich as the owner / manager of Ruthless label. Ice Cube released a series of successful albums including AmeriKKKa Most Wanted and Death Certificate. While Dr. Dre is planning to work with Death Row Records along with Suge Knight.
On Death Row, Dr. Dre released one of the most influential hip hop albums of all time in The Chronic. It revolutionized the movement of G - Funk. Other successful star on the label including Snoop Doggy Dogg, Warren G, The Lady of Rage, Nate Dogg, Daz Dillinger and Kurupt of Tha Dogg Pound. In the early '90s West Coast has separated itself as the dominant region in hip hop.
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After the release of "Who Shot Ya?", Which is defined as a song that mocked Shakur her. 2Pac appeared on various tracks that aim to threaten and insult Biggie, Bad Boy label, and anyone affiliated with them from late 1995 to 1996. Examples include the song "Against All Odds", "Bomb First (My Second Reply)" and "Hit 'Em UpDuring this time the media became very involved and dubbed competition between coastal rap war, which reported it constantly. this causes the fans of both sides into a siding.
On September 13, 1996, Tupac Shakur was killed after being shot several times when six days earlier was driving in Las Vegas, Nevada. Reporter Chuck Philips of article two - part 2002 calls the "Who Killed Tupac Shakur?" Reported that: the shooting was carried out by a group of Compton called the Southside Crips as a form of revenge beating of one of its members by Shakur a few hours before Orlando Anderson, where the Crip who has Shakur attack, firing a fatal shot of Las Vegas. Las Vegas police ignore Anderson as a suspect and interviewed him only once, in a nutshell. He was later killed in a gang-related shooting. Philips also involves rapper Biggie and the East Coast, including East Coast musical figures unnamed and criminals. Six months after Tupac's death, on March 9, 1997, The Notorious BIG was shot dead by unknown assailants in Los Angeles, California. To this day, the murder is still unsolved, although many believe Suge Knight was involved in the death of Wallace.
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"C'mere c'mere...open your fucking mouth...Didn't I tell you not to fuck with me?...Can't talk with a gun in your mouth huh?...Bitch-ass nigga, what?"

-The Notorious B.I.G.

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Who shot me? But ya punks didn't finish now you 'bout to feel the wrath of a menace nigga, I hit ‘em up!

-2Pac