Top 10: Murdered Rappers

[youngjedifresh]

Big L Rest in PEace

 

[eastnewyork80]

word, my fault

 

[magikmike]

[h2]No.7 - Yaki Kadafi[/h2]
Arguably the brightest star in 2Pac's Outlawz group, Kadafi was also a cousin of the famed rapper. Kadafi appeared live and in music videos with 2Pac, and also collaborated with several other acts. At the age of 19, Kadafi was killed in a New Jersey housing project, just two months after being present at 2Pac's slaying in Las Vegas. Despite conspiracies about the shooting (Kadafi was said to be the only witness willing to talk to police about 2Pac's death), it's more likely that the young rapper was killed by accident or during an argument.

My favorite Outlaw, son was nasty

"I'm from N-E-W Jerz.."

 

[crimsoncloudattire]

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Not the most tasteful list in the world.

Word. Let's remind everybody of how disturbingly prevalent violence is in the hip hop community.

 

[atcho]

some of them are not rappers

 

[illoquent aka dsk]

Originally Posted by Spot Rusherz

biggie is GOAT

 

[ridgemont fly]

Originally Posted by 36 OUNCES

Originally Posted by play2much2004

[h2]No.9 - Soulja Slim[/h2]
No. 9 on our list may not be a household name, but you've probably heard him through his guest spot on Juvenile's "Slow Motion" hit, which topped the charts in 2004 -- a year after Soulja Slim's death. That hit was the biggest for Slim, who was on Master P's No Limit label. His debut album, Give It 2 'Em Raw, went platinum and featured guest spots by Snoop Dogg, among others. At the age of 26, Slim was shot multiple times in New Orleans. A shooter was arrested and charged, but the charges were later dropped. Police have said that a later murder was in retaliation for Slim's slaying.

Magnolia Slim, Soulja Slim To The World

 

[yungmooly]

I'm thinking they could have threw Stack on the list over Tah

 

[mytsharp]

[h2][/h2]

[h2]No.4 - Big L[/h2]
The New York rhymer was a regional success until his breakthrough album The Big Picture, which was tragically released after his death. The Big Picture peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard top R&B/hip hop albums of 2000, and at No. 13 on the top-200 list, and featured appearances by genre giants such as 2Pac, Fat Joe and Big Daddy Kane. Had he lived, big things were likely in the cards for Big L, who was about to sign with Jay-Z's Rock-A-Fella label. The rapper was shot to death in Harlem in 1999, likely because his raps about drug-world slang had offended New York's criminal underworld.

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Ay'body knows he got killed cause they were looking for hisbrother.[/color]

[color= rgb(0, 102, 0)]My-T.[/color]

 

[ggarvinxx3]

before anyone say it...


WHERES STACK BUNDLES!!!!!!

 

[sno nuff]

Originally Posted by ggarvinXX3

before anyone say it...


WHERES STACK BUNDLES!!!!!!

Someone already said it.

 

[dearwinter219]

I'm gonna cheat and put Jay-Z at number one because that's my fav. rapper and according to Nas, Eminem murdered him on hiw own **#!, though I disagree.Besides, "Top 10 murdered rappers" is by far the silliest, shallowest, andmost negative qualifier I've EVER seen put on a top ten list about anything, ever.

 

[illphillip]

Originally Posted by Tommy Wong

The rapper was shot to death in Harlem in 1999, likely because his raps about drug-world slang had offended New York's criminal underworld

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I'm disgusted by that statement about why Big L was "likely" shot. +$$+ is false.

 

[yungmatt]

Originally Posted by ggarvinXX3

before anyone say it...


WHERES STACK BUNDLES!!!!!!

The list doesnt even make sense without Stack IMO

 

[viiheaven]

Originally Posted by MyTsharp

[h2][/h2]

[h2]No.4 - Big L[/h2]
The New York rhymer was a regional success until his breakthrough album The Big Picture, which was tragically released after his death. The Big Picture peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard top R&B/hip hop albums of 2000, and at No. 13 on the top-200 list, and featured appearances by genre giants such as 2Pac, Fat Joe and Big Daddy Kane. Had he lived, big things were likely in the cards for Big L, who was about to sign with Jay-Z's Rock-A-Fella label. The rapper was shot to death in Harlem in 1999, likely because his raps about drug-world slang had offended New York's criminal underworld.

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]Ay'body knows he got killed cause they were looking for his brother.[/color]

[color= rgb(0, 102, 0)]My-T.[/color]

word.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Originally Posted by magikmike

My favorite Outlaw, son was nasty

"I'm from N-E-W Jerz.."

Exactly.

He was sick.

Had my favorite verse on 'Hit 'em Up'

Originally Posted by ggarvinXX3

before anyone say it...


WHERES STACK BUNDLES!!!!!!

Ehhhhh....

Stack really ain't get mainstream like that to be mentioned. Though personally, had I made a list like that, he woulda been on there.

But Stack ain't even really pop off like that.

 

[agthekid]

Originally Posted by Tommy Wong

The rapper was shot to death in Harlem in 1999, likely because his raps about drug-world slang had offended New York's criminal underworld

.

It hurts knowing this.

 

[produccionfrescos]

Originally Posted by yungmatt

Originally Posted by ggarvinXX3

before anyone say it...


WHERES STACK BUNDLES!!!!!!

The list doesnt even make sense without Stack IMO

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]I'm sayin'[/color]

[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]**%% that list.[/color]

 

[crank lucas]

ya tripping stack bundles come on now

but BIG is the GOAT, list is suspect , /thread

 

[ricardo malta]

but BIG is the GOAT, list is suspect , /thread
What's so suspect about it? Dudes love throwin' this word out for no apparent reason.

 

[nawlinsjunkie]

^if u didnt know, suspect isnt just hip hop slang or w/e...sports writers, commentators, etc use suspect to describe something thats lacking, wrong, etc

 

[y2kingsfan]

where's Mausberg?

 

[unkleluke]

Yaki Kadafi was the truth....

..When him and Pac died I just gave up on rap (sans Esco, Face, & Kast)

 

[guerrilla warfare]

No.9 - R.I.P Soulja Slim..

 

[no escapin this]

Half-A-Mil should be on that list .