Search results

Back in the early 2000's did some hooks for rappers had some pop songs... Homeboy can rap. Has a mixtape DJ PREMIER Beat seems to help lol...

Definitely reminds me of the music that inspired this website.

Doggystyle and Dogg food are so many levels above the rest. You could take the various soundtrack/compilation songs to make a holy trinity. “Who got some gangsta” is the quintessential dogg pound SONG for me. A top 5 is debatable Dogg pound 2002 Dillinger and young gotti Dead man walking...

Haha Napster. You got that right. I got the tan cover head drama from some one on here (probably Codeine) and that shit made me feel like a real hip hop head getting an internet exclusive a year before it was ever released for real. P-Folks was probably my favorite Siccmade affiliated album...

They’re both good, but Troubled mind over takin no shortz is still the right choice to me.

I’m going to say southern rap is really not you’re thing. Cuz this fuckin list...lol Im clownin. I still think it’s cool you making these lists. I could talk rap all damn day. The south has some rappers though, this deserves a re-do.

Xzibit in top 5 is undeniably an issue. He’s a top caliber mc no doubt. But outside of just skill there’s not another criterion he dominates that earns him that spot. B-real is clearly the number 5 spot. Hutch and frost coming close behind that. I don’t have a problem with ice t, or mc eiht...

A-Wax and Kevin Gates in the same month? Im up.

Harder than a bitch....

i liked it. Insightful shit, funny stories, pop culture observations. He was a lot looser than on the last specials. Letting nuts hang now. The gun control / mass shooter commentary was my favorite shit.

Artists want to experiment and take a different route / approach to keep THEMSELVES interested. The art needs to feel fresh and challenging, and relevant to the moment they're living in, and therefore worth the time and money they spend. Creativity is somewhat of fragile thing in that way...

neighborhoodshittalka? He can still rhyme to this day. RIP TNT wicket shit'll neva die

Especially Loaded, Planet Zero, and If These Walls Could Talk...had me thinking I was listening to some evolved type of rap music like nothing I'd ever heard before, like a sub-genre- Rap music Dark or some shit. Maybe I was just high as the fuck at the time. I don't listen to any of those...

No disrespect. If I go to an x-raided show I want to hear liquor, niggaz, triggaz.

There’s some oversight as to be expected—I didn’t see The Coup or Blackalicious, Seagram and Woodie (already named) a-wax. I gotta commend your top 5 though, (not necessarily that order) but that’s the Mount Rushmore for sure.

This should be even better than the last 2. I liked Chris rocks tambourine a lot, maybe more than those.

For this movie they flipped the "I got 5 on it" beat and made it suspenseful. I thought the movie was fairly creepy, with the child actors doing the heavy lifting.

"Frustrated" was my favorite on there.

I wasn't feeling the rest of the album.