2. "He would be the 4th at best mc in state prop" In response to Reply # 1
behing Beans, Freeway and Young Chris.
Its a damn shame they all couldn't stay out of jail and on the same page at the same time...they really should have been bigger than dip set they had much better overall talent.
4. "in hindsight, not sure it matters" In response to Reply # 2
would State Prop have had Dipset-battling singles? Because Dipset ushered in a lot of the crossover pop/hardcore that's still cool today, even if they couldn't caitalize on the trap craze properly
From what we've heard of the crew in the decade since, they all want to pretend it's still 2000 (not that they haven't made great tracks/tapes/albums).
6. "state prop weren't bigger than dip set?" In response to Reply # 2
i think they were. dip set basically ushered in the death of NYC rap they were huge on okp and i'm assuming other parts of the internet but i don't think dip set was moving shit commercially pretty sure "flip side" or "what we do is wrong" was as big if not bigger than any dip set single
13. "way more popular? cmon man" In response to Reply # 12
beans and cam basically cancel each other out so it's freeway, young gunz, and peedi crack vs.....juelz,hell rell and un kasa catalog lol freeway albums by themselves have more classics/more popular than that i guess dip set immunity was better than any state prop album but that's about it jim jones didn't really pop until after dipset was dead basically
14. "as a whole Crew poeple remember dip set and they mixtapes" In response to Reply # 13
run more than they do state prop...
yea I think its a case where the sum is more than the parts...
cause State prop are way more talented..adn you right as individual acts they had better carrers...but as a whole DIP SET click ...Dip set got it.
I guess they was more of a natural crew than State prop who was just about of people from the same city put togther...I guess you can say dip set was the same but it seem more organic.
I"m just saying thinking of them as a crew Dip set had a bigger impact.
8. "wouldn't be surprised either way" In response to Reply # 0 Sun Jul-29-12 12:47 AM by southphillyman
he doesn't have any real affiliation with either set of dudes but i wouldn't be surprised if he threw somebody a bone he's had state prop dudes on some of his mixtapes and spade-o is in a couple of his tweeter pics tho i seriously doubt they really *know* each other outside of the 'hey i use to rap too let me lend u some street cred' shit that typically happens between old and new rappers from the same area
*just peeked at his tweeter, that's not even spade-o actually. it's ramon moore from temple bball team. they kinda look the same. nvm def won't be any major figgas on the album lol
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