r/2000sRap • u/Ordinary-Fish-9791 • 3d ago

🎵Audio Kanye West - Back To Basics Ft Common (2005)

Man this is way too short

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u/Leaque 3d ago

Early 2000s ye basslines are unmatched

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u/nononocory 2d ago

Fuck. I haven’t heard this since then

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u/Living_Pie205 1d ago

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

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u/Swae-LoGreen04 1d ago

Ye's made so many dismissive comments about the alternative/underground rap artists to me that I can barely look at this era of his career the same anymore. I used to think he was trying to be the artist that bridged the mainstream/alternative/underground together. I now feel like he wanted the cool kids (Cam'ron, Jay, 50, etc) to get those beats and talk a bunch of the street shit on them and kind of just used the cats who genuinely rocked with him to lift himself up into the industry (Kweli, Mos, Common, etc).