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Kurupt used to be a monster
Most Disappointing Careers In Hip Hop?
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Still sick with it!!!
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I thought posta boy had next after this
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Since we talking about Kurupt, I went back and listened, Daz was kind of cold too.
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^^^Use to bump that everyday
What about Little Brother as a group? They have two great albums, The Minstrel Show is a personal favorite I would say it borderline classic. I know they where a smaller underground rap act, but it seems like they could have done a lot more. They had great chemistry, and really fell apart rather quickly. Phonte is a top 10 rapper when he wants to be.
What about Little Brother as a group? They have two great albums, The Minstrel Show is a personal favorite I would say it borderline classic. I know they where a smaller underground rap act, but it seems like they could have done a lot more. They had great chemistry, and really fell apart rather quickly. Phonte is a top 10 rapper when he wants to be.
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i agree
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Pill
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Pfft, Pill is Atlanta Troy Ave 
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301216baller
Banned
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Okay den
Pill is better than Troy Ave
Pill is better than Troy Ave
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you couldn't be talking about East Points Greatest Hits, that album is classic
Sir San Diego
formerly brolic scholar
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Malik and Jamal from Illegal.
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LaRon James
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Ray
Career was the ultimate pump fake.
Dude had the prefect steup.
Could spit
winning wit the ladies
had a poppin team
I was expecting at least 1solo lp down the line that I could at least argue was a classic.
And what do I get? Some Skull gang doo doo and more rumors.
Career was the ultimate pump fake.
Dude had the prefect steup.
Could spit
winning wit the ladies
had a poppin team
I was expecting at least 1solo lp down the line that I could at least argue was a classic.
And what do I get? Some Skull gang doo doo and more rumors.
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Man, this made me shake my head. So much truth in this. I remember being in middle school and telling everyone Banks and Fab were going to take the crown in the rap game. I remember first moving to Atlanta and whenever I had to go to bat for NY rap (this was around '04 when the south first began their takeover), I would always point to Banks and Fab. It sucks that they never went as far as their potential could have taken them.
I remember dropping punchline after punchline from Banks or Fab on dudes in high school when they'd try to debate southern rappers vs northern rappers. Back when Fab used to rock the chain that was canary yellow and white, I would always reference the line
"And yall got jewels, but I doubt it's the same kind
Mines looks like the sun and moon's out at the same time"
:x
Man... Those two had it, b.
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Jay Electronica
Everyone has named the others
Everyone has named the others
georgescorewell
Banned
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Once 9th Wonder left LB, it was a wrap. The Get Back was such a flop and their sound was never the same without 9th; even if Khrysis produced some songs for them here and there. I am a huge fan of Justus League and everyone in the entire camp was ill. I agree that Phonte is extremely nice on the mic.
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Man I was such a big fan of the Justus League and what they where doing at that time. LB was really their foundation though so it ended for all those guys too.
Charity Starts at Home is a nice album, but the standouts where the few tracks produced by 9th. Like I said those guys had such great chemistry, nothing else really compares. Aside from Sean P, no one sounds better over 9th beats than LB.
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Man, this made me shake my head. So much truth in this. I remember being in middle school and telling everyone Banks and Fab were going to take the crown in the rap game. I remember first moving to Atlanta and whenever I had to go to bat for NY rap (this was around '04 when the south first began their takeover), I would always point to Banks and Fab. It sucks that they never went as far as their potential could have taken them.
I remember dropping punchline after punchline from Banks or Fab on dudes in high school when they'd try to debate southern rappers vs northern rappers. Back when Fab used to rock the chain that was canary yellow and white, I would always reference the line
"And yall got jewels, but I doubt it's the same kind
Mines looks like the sun and moon's out at the same time"
:x
Man... Those two had it, b.
That's 10 plus years ago now and Fab is still one of the best spitters in the game. He could just never put it all together when it mattered.
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DMX could have been one of the greatest
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The run between DMX's 1st 3 albums was incredible. Didn't feel Great Depression & Grand Champ much, but he was still hot and they sold. It was pretty much a wrap once Year of The Dog hit.
True, but the Titans are also better than the Jags.
True, but the Titans are also better than the Jags.
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He actually is
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I'm not a big fan of dude, but I don't see how DMX's career has been a disappointment. He was never super lyrical to begin with, so it is what it is with him in that regard & he reached tremendous fame for a period of time. He was the head of a movement & brought others into stardom with him.
He doesn't have the personality of a Jay Z, so that whole rap mogul thing was never in the cards
He doesn't have the personality of a Jay Z, so that whole rap mogul thing was never in the cards
comptonprince
Banned
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Because he went from a damn near icon to beyond terrible, no rapper has fallen so hard IMO.
And it's more than rap with DMX when it comes to his overall career, Hollywood was ready and willing to put big $$$$ in his hands and he blew it all.
