400 Degreez vs. Chopper City in the Ghetto

[bigbadbossup2012]

i'm not feeling it...it has 3 legit good songs on there imo (Ha, Ha Remix and Back that azz up)...the rest seems like filler.

if anyone has any to add...I'll give them a listen again, i bought the album back in 99 and i just wasn't impressed.

Choppa City goes hard tho...that whole album is a banger

 

[Wacky D]

you werent sold because you didnt have the vision,Wayne had better flows than Turk too...you can try to discredit Wayne with that wobbly wobbly shyt,but he got props for going hard as he did in them hotboys days,you tryna rewrite history

there wasnt no hotboys fans that hated or clowned Wayne,we liked em all,but Turk was the least preferred....and how was YNT thuggin selling better than THe Block Is Hot when The Block is hot sold double what Turk sold in the first week

edit-excuse me he tripled Turks sales in the first week,Wayne did 230,TUrk did 82K,Wayne went platinum in a month.unless they pulled the plug on YNT the first day it dropped,show me where he was selling better than Wayne?

I clearly said "lights out" not "tha block is hot".

what vision? yea, wayne had the crossover charisma but youre acting like he blew up off of what he was doing back then. he was a completely different rapper when he blew up, thanks to being repackaged by his ghostwriter, after 3 albums that failed to meet expectations and a 4th album that got scrapped. I'm pretty sure that wasn't apart of your vision. lol.

wayne used to get clowned all the time. even by the people who bought his records, off the strength of cash money. like I said, he was only taken seriously by women & kids.........and you were a kid. you prolly had him in rotation next to bow wow......and theres absolutely nothing wrong with that. just a lil perspective.

better flow? I mean, that's subjective but like I said, half the south jacked young turk's flow back in the day. meawhile, wayne had to scrap his flow to blow up on his own.

 

[Zero]

Threw on CCITG off the strength of this thread. Its still a banger but its not seeing 400 Degreez at all. Honestly, how are y'all comparing Juvenile's best and the crown jewel of Cash Money to BGs 4th or 5th best album?

Hell, Checkmate blows this album out the frame if we really wanna keep it 100.

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

Original Chopper City better than both

 

[Hoodoo Child]

400 Degreez

 

[b. woods]

the perfect way to close out the album

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Original Chopper City better than both

GOAT album ever made by a 15 year old

 

[360dagod]

Threw on CCITG off the strength of this thread. Its still a banger but its not seeing 400 Degreez at all. Honestly, how are y'all comparing Juvenile's best and the crown jewel of Cash Money to BGs 4th or 5th best album?

Hell, Checkmate blows this album out the frame if we really wanna keep it 100.

Checkmate is underrated imo...

 

[360dagod]

you werent sold because you didnt have the vision,Wayne had better flows than Turk too...you can try to discredit Wayne with that wobbly wobbly shyt,but he got props for going hard as he did in them hotboys days,you tryna rewrite history

there wasnt no hotboys fans that hated or clowned Wayne,we liked em all,but Turk was the least preferred....and how was YNT thuggin selling better than THe Block Is Hot when The Block is hot sold double what Turk sold in the first week

edit-excuse me he tripled Turks sales in the first week,Wayne did 230,TUrk did 82K,Wayne went platinum in a month.unless they pulled the plug on YNT the first day it dropped,show me where he was selling better than Wayne?

Turk was sabotaged by CMB as well as sabotaging himself with his addiction..
He missed releasing his album during CMB prime run...By the time he dropped, the label was pretty much in reconstruction...

Lights Out got a way bigger push than young n thuggin...
Those are the albums to compare because they both came out around the same time..


In saying that..wayne was a studio rat and he was drug free at the time(also had commercial appeal), so I can see why CMB would push him harder and put the pieces around him to build him up..

 

[Edub]

That's a tough one....but I gotta go wit Chopper City....to many flames on that one

 

[AFRAM GLORY]

CCITG was supposed to hit the rap/hip hop world the way 400 degreez did..You can tell fresh, baby, and slim had bg dumb it down and mellow it out because they thought it was the one to bring the label out..If bg would've maintained the lyrical intensity of IAOU with those ccitg beats this wouldn't even be an argument.

 

[Edub]

Threw on CCITG off the strength of this thread. Its still a banger but its not seeing 400 Degreez at all. Honestly, how are y'all comparing Juvenile's best and the crown jewel of Cash Money to BGs 4th or 5th best album?

Hell, Checkmate blows this album out the frame if we really wanna keep it 100.

Nah breh...not even close ....BG second album is #1 and then his third (ccitg) is #2 from him.....



And imo CMR best 3 from all artists go it's all on u vol 2(BG)at #1, Chopper City(BG)at #2 and 400 degrees(Juve)at #3

 

[bigbadbossup2012]

Nah breh...not even close ....BG second album is #1 and then his third (ccitg) is #2 from him.....



And imo CMR best 3 from all artists go it's all on u vol 2(BG)at #1, Chopper City(BG)at #2 and 400 degrees(Juve)at #3

How u luv that vol2 and 400 degeez are the goat cash money albums

 

[AMcV'88]

400 Degreez wins.
CITG is like 3rd behind the Its All On U's when it comes to BG's albums for me.

can i just say that Follow Me Now will always be my favorite Juvie song. song is magical.

 

[zayk35]

I never understood the hype around B.G. then and i still dont...but i own all his early Cash Money stuff...but 400 degrees kills everything they ever released and its still the highest selling album from Cash Money