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What’s Your 90s Hip Hop IQ?
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Question 1/10
Which record label featured artists such as Dr. Dre, Tupac, and Snoop Dogg?
- Jr. Mafia
- The Dungeon Family
- Death Row Records
- Roc-A-Fella Records
Question 2/10
How old was the Notorious B.I.G. at the time of his death?
- 26
- 25
- 24
- 23
Question 3/10
Phife Dawg, Q-Tip, and Ali Shaheed Muhammad were the members of what rap group?
- De La Soul
- A Tribe Called Quest
- Arrested Development
- Digital Underground
Question 4/10
Complete these lyrics: "Now in my younger days I used to sport a shag / When I went to school____________"
- I always had lots of swag
- I flunked all my exams
- I carried lunch in a bag
- I didn't have a backpack
Question 5/10
Which rapper was NOT a member of Wu-Tang Clan?
- Method Man
- ODB
- U-God
- Royce Da 5'9"
Question 6/10
What was the name of Fresh Prince's DJ?
- DJ Duke of Earl
- DJ Jazzy Jeff
- DJ Funk Flexmaster
- DJ King Coopa
Question 7/10
Name the singer who was married to the Notorious B.I.G.:
- Faith Evans
- Charli Baltimore
- Lil' Kim
- Mary J Blige
Question 8/10
Which Nas song did Jay-Z sample for his song "Dead Presidents?"
- "The World Is Yours"
- "One Mic"
- "If I Ruled The World"
- "Made U Look"
Question 9/10
What does "O.P.P." mean?
- Other People's Poison
- Other People's Problems
- Other People's Property
- No one really knows for sure...
Question 10/10
Which rap group's song "Fight the Power" was featured in Spike Lee's film, "Do The Right Thing?"
- Outkast
- NWA
- Wu-Tang Clan
- Public Enemy
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About This Quiz
Are you a full fledged Hip Hop Head? Does your heart break beat and your lungs exhale rhythm? Take our quiz to find out how much YOU remember about the 90s Hip Hop scene!
90s Hip Hop
The most successful styles of the 90s were the hardcore rap of New York and the gangsta rap and G-Funk of Los Angeles. New York's Wu-Tang Clan created one of the first hardcore styles when they rapped about gangster life over swinging hip hop beats with samples from martial-arts movies
