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Well its true. There are only two outlets for local rap in KC. One is Underground Heat (which everyone knows about) and The Wire (which maybe a handful of people know about).

As far as radio goes, we have two outlets when it comes to rap: The Wire (90.1 KKFI) and Underground Heat. Kenny Diamondz said there was only one. I'd be willing to bet that very few ppl (if any) tune into or even know about The Wire. I support local shit, so I fuck with both shows. (The Wire...

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"Bonafide Hustler" feat. Rich the Factor is my shit! Been hearin' this quite a bit on Underground Heat.

Yeah, its still on. Can't say I listened to it much.

I thought that has him I heard. Caught the last bit of one of his shows probably about a week ago. It was nearing the end of one of his shows. He was goin' on a rant about the hip hop scene in KC. Basically sayin' how we don't support each other or whatnot. He did encourage artists to submit...

LMFAO Lost faith in Rich, have you? What went wrong?

I thought it was just WesCrook thats locked up?

I like both, but I'm gonna give the slight edge to Rich (even if he does recycle hella shit).

Yeah, you can hear Rich all across the city. THATS ABOUT IT. I'm not hatin', merely makin' an observation. Anyone can make a ton of noise. DOESN'T MEAN THEY'RE A LEGEND. Um, yeah its partly about how long you've been in the game. ITS CALLED LONGEVITY. Krizz Kaliko is a legend because...

Underground Heat does (Kansas City; 103.3 FM). I know that much. The Wire (KC; 90.1 FM) does too. Those are really the only two stations in KC that I know of that support local hip hop.

:confused: LOL @ at some of the rappers y'all are listing as legends. Just cause you happen to like them doesn't mean they're legends. This thread should've been titled "Who's your favorite rapper from the Midwest".

LMFAO You do know you're talkin' about Vell Bakardy, right? LOL I'll give dude his props for being one of the first rappers in the town to get nationwide exposure. Other than that...

Gotta love those Strange Music fans, huh?

You knew it was comin'.... Again, I ask HOW is Rich a "legend"? Yes, he's released a shitload of cds and he's been in the game since '94, but not even those factors makes him a "legend". He's one helluva businessman/entrepreneur, I'll give him that. Let's say, for the sake of argument, that...

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How so? Name two Rich the Factor albums. GOT YOUR TWO? Okay Now, tell me how one cd differs from the other? (i.e. CONTENT, production, LISTENABILITY, etc)

IMO, "legendary" isn't synonymous with "favorite". I think longevity should factor into "legendary" status. That doesn't mean releasing RECYCLED material on every other cd (i.e. Rich). What makes Rich "legendary"? Yeah, he's been in the game since '94 and he's got quite the catalogue, but...

First off, let me give my own definition of the word "legendary". To me, in this particular context, legendary would be someone who has had a profound impact in their region which transcends to other regions, possibly even globally, with respect to their genre of music which they perform. In...

They feed you from a tube/ You shit from out a bag/ You stuck in a wheelchair/ The rest of your life fag Fat Tone- Caught In The Life (feat. BoyBig) IDK why, but that came to mind when I read the thread title.