Best Rapper Alive - 1987

Who is the MVP of 1987?

  • Ice-T

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  • MC Shan

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  • Kool Moe Dee

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  • Dana Dane

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  • Just Ice

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  • Heavy D

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  • Steady B

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  • Schoolly D

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  • Total voters
    48
  • Poll closed .

str8up

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Down by Law is one of the most underrated albums ever, I love that shyt

With that said, Rakim wins this by a landslide
 

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According to discogs, that was 87.
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Of course, I have no personal knowledge, so if you say it was 86 I can't refute it.

yeah it was released in early '87

but played on da radio 98.7 KissFM
dj red alert late night show all the damn time in end '86



note:
'the south bronx' was done '86
after weeks of the song blowing up
shan recorded 'kill dat noise'
literary a day or 2 thereafter kris did 'the bridge is over'
 

Mike the Executioner

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I can't have any answer but Rakim. He literally changed the game forever with Paid in Full. He even had Run switching up his style on Tougher Than Leather just to prove he could keep up.

Even if it's jazz or the quiet storm
I hook a beat up, convert it into hip hop form
Write a rhyme in graffiti in, every show you see me in
Deep concentration 'cause I'm no comedian

:blessed: :ohlawd: :win:
 
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