Who do you think has what it takes to blow up the bay?

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Feb 20, 2005
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SAN QUINN MUTHAFUCKAZ. HE GOT THE TALENT TO BLOW UP AND BRING THE BAY BACK. CLYDE CARSON GOT SOME SPITZ TOO. I CAN DEFENETLY SEE CARSON BEING THE BIGGEST STAR IN THE BAY 2-3 YEARS FROM NOW.
 
May 10, 2002
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MESS AINT GOT SHIT ON QUINN, IVE BEEN SAYEN THAT FOR YEARS, MESS AINT EVEN IN MY TOP 15 RAPPERS IN THE BAY, DUDE USE TO BE TIGHT BUT HIS FLOWS IS WACK NOW.
 
Jan 20, 2004
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honestly i think its gon b sum latin folks ta blow the bay up. mr kee and baby bash already opened the door so who knows all i kno who ever it is keep that door open for the hole bay cause we all on that same page ya dig. the goodfelonz mighht even do it if not then mr redeyz from the felonz cause he spittin heaterz.
 
May 21, 2002
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i would have to say Equipto, he is a true MC. don't portray himself as something he aint. fucks with underground hip hoppers to bay area legends! true to life lyrics.
"real before rap, respect before success" mac dre (rip)
 

Mr Ceza

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Jul 10, 2002
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Who has what it takes???

I don't know if any of our artists have what it takes, they havn't done it it in years. Personally, we have over 30 artists that could break nationally: Andre Nickatina, B-Legit, Messy Marv, San Quinn, Mob Figaz, Dubb 20, A-Wax, Lil Ric, C-Bo, Killa Tay, Guce, U.D.I., Charlie Manhatten, Celly Cel, PSD, Mac Mall, Luni Coleone, I-Rocc, Mitchy Slick, Mary Jane Junkeez-all have talent. But do they have what it takes? Can they focus on music, balancing personal life, Hustle, Grinding, and turf Politics. Bottom line is can they stay out of jail long enough to get their career going and keep it going. Look what happened to Mac Dre. He was doing music for 14 years. He went to jail and back- he still wasn't major. It's a whole package majors look for. An artist has to make smart and risky business moves to show the industry they are worthy. Out here we are straight thugs and hard heads. We don't listen to nobody. That's why our Independent Music Industry is so strong. If anyone of the rappers mentioned are gonna make it, it's their decision just as much as the major labels'. Can I be focused to do it??? Me as a Magazine writer, can only give advice. I only speak when I know facts, other wise I can't be credible. Shit, Ghostt could blow up, who knows. Just make sure your not a hater and support these artists that do get any spins on radio or video.
 
Nov 18, 2003
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We can talk about talent all day, but who as of right now is in the best situtation? The two with the most realistic chance: E-40 and Quinn. 40's w/ jon now, and a cd with all lil' jon and rick rock beats, watch out.. that's on some major shit. Chucks been tellin us that Quinn is close to signing, and that it isn't some small time deal. Quinn's always been tight and has a huge fan base, but also with an appeal and style i can see being liked universaly. So those two have the best CHANCE