WHO'S THE HOTTEST MCS IN THE BAY RIGHT ABOUT NOW ?

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Jan 20, 2003
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rap4rights said:
quincy
40

up and comer?? check out his clips on line..charlesjay..im tryna told u...
agreed, it'll be u soon though charles!!!!! and LOL at nickatina,ffsc, and rich da factor. i agree with most of u guys though.

san quinn
balance and them
messy marv
done deal fam
E-40!!!!!!!!!!!!!
b-legit
just to name a few.
 
Apr 26, 2002
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MaddDogg said:
I would chose the one MC that you decided not to put on your list San Quinn. He's been hot for years and is the most talented artist lyrically in the bay along with Yukmouth. Plus recently hes been doin real big things and KMEL been giving him play and UPN and other shows are picking up his shit to play on their shows.
i second that -- quinn is hott rite now

Cellski is networkin all over the place and its only a matter of time

->balance and them got the hottest mixtape out rite now >> next 2 our own :classic:
 
Feb 19, 2003
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Here's my list:

E-40--still puttin' it down after all these years.

B-Legit--HARD 2 B-LEGIT was more mainstream beat-wise, but his basic rap style is intact, IMHO.

San Quinn and The Done Deal Family--these guys deserve to be known worldwide!

Cellski--a hard worker who keeps his name out there, through solid mixtapes, shows, etc.
Yukmouth--if he sticks with his UNITED GHETTOS OF AMERICA style, he may get that second wind he's been waiting for.

JT The Bigga Figga--PROJECT POETRY shows he can still do it lyrically when he wants to...

The Gamblaz--They've improved since GHETTO PLATINUM, and Authentic had one of the best GET LOW CDs of 2002 with his solo.

Jay Tee and the 40 Ounce Camp in general--Jay Tee always comes with super-dope cruisin'/party music! VELVETISM was one of my favorites last year, and HIGH CALIBER looks to be HOT!

HONORABLE MENTION (and don't jump all over me for this one):

Black C. and The Right Way Camp--Black Chris has done a good job of releasing solid CDs with no pop concessions. Prime Minister's NO COMPROMISE, Military Minded's GHETTO VIETNAM and the PRIME FACTORZ deserved more attention then they got. Sure, things will never be the same without the original RBL (R.I.P Mr. Cee and Hitman), but these were all dope CDs that kind of got lost in the shuffle, IMHO.

PEACE!