Probably Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five- "The Message" because songs began to have meaning and people would rap about their surroundings and lives.
"Changes"? C'mon. It was a posthumous single in 2000 and it wasn't influential. Popular, but not influential. I don't say any way it's anything other than "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang." That song pretty much singlehandedly changed the direction of hip-hop.
[QUOTE="Criminal5"]"Changes"? C'mon. It was a posthumous single in 2000 and it wasn't influential. Popular, but not influential. I don't say any way it's anything other than "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang." That song pretty much singlehandedly changed the direction of hip-hop.Yeah...that and The Message (as Orlandobot mentioned).
[QUOTE="HighPowered94"][QUOTE="Criminal5"]"Changes"? C'mon. It was a posthumous single in 2000 and it wasn't influential. Popular, but not influential. I don't say any way it's anything other than "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang." That song pretty much singlehandedly changed the direction of hip-hop.Yeah...that and The Message (as Orlandobot mentioned).Also that and "Straight Outta Compton"
Probably Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five- "The Message" because songs began to have meaning and people would rap about their surroundings and lives.Orlando_Magic
word . cant believe so many ppl like tupac changes. ish sucks and is so corny .
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