never heard of dude, haven't clicked on a video yet.

but i see the words "produced by V Don" and i know i'm in for a treat. thanks!

O0yQs4KYbnw this is an interesting series. i have an interesting takeaway from this. most the people interviewed say "i wish i could understand what they said." number one complaint being a language barrier. with Cee and Cease, they get 2 videos where the songs are rapped in English, and the one th...

hell yeah, step out was dope. theres also that song he did with Proton that i loved. i remember reading an interview a few years ago where he said his house had caught on fire, also. sucks, dude was interesting. glad i came across him by accidentally seeing him at a concert in ATL that I went for Ye...

masterpiece theater gets revisited a lot by me.

not really too familiar with most the albums in the list though.


two of my all time favorite alchemist beats: Smut Peddlers - The Red Light, Saigon - Stocking Cap

woah. number one draft pick is dope. great find.

shake it like a dog

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new album dropping in a few.

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sounds good.

way better than that mess he made with Necro.

imagine big if he didn't have puff in his corner every waking moment of his rap career.

not new but new to me.

pretty sure the first nas song i heard was that zebrahead track watching BET but i had never heard live from the bbq or even illmatic until maybe 2003. heard loose singles like "nas is like" over the years. first nas album i heard was stillmatic. probably some playlist of tracks from stillmatic, god...

every now and then i still go looking the internet for the video for "trouble man". i even check music video vhs lots on ebay. one of my friends worked at journeys, this was maybe a year or a few months pre-9/11. his store had a DVD that had "trouble man" on the playlist. the video was half trouble ...

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the new JJJ album is good, considering he makes some great sample based beats.
shits on spotify or whatever.

never heard a full BDK album before.

you make some of the weirdest polls

all these years and Em never gave a member of D12 a solo deal with his own label. not even Proof. factor that as you will.

conway the only one in that crew i dig. wonder which rapper did the heavy lifting as far as winning shady over.

mannie fresh, klc and dj toomp do this together sometimes and call it "beat summit". they tour it around.

samdoom wrote:good content but way too long and she was definitely reading off the page. some extra takes may have helped

still better than most of the contemporary female rap out there.

even though i did have a friend recently turn me onto OMB Bloodbath

more bars. 2 minutes.

they got a black dude messing with white stuff to save his ass.

that white stuff black people ain't exactly too ecstatic to talk about.


otherwise, pretty cool movie. forgot darius was in it.

out of nowhere, a new young bleed single

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EMCEE DARTH MALEK wrote:i thought yachty was mumble rap. gucci has enunciated pretty well since getting out fwiw.

i don't care for yachty but i have no problem understanding his lyrics.

desiigner's rap style is more skittish than anything.

i still don't know what constitutes mumble rap. 50 cent sounds like's mumbling all over Get Rich Or Die Trying. i like most of migos mixtapes, i don't care for bad and boujee. rich nigga timeline still gets repeat play front to back. edit: http://pigeonsandplanes.com/news/2016/09/mumble-rap-twitter"...

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agreed.