The last one in my book was 50 Cent, Nicki Minaj or Cardi...they were the last New York rappers to really have a movement like that. Jay and Nas were legacy acts in my book. NY isn't really as much of a center as it was back then for this to really be a thing.That title has stayed with Nas as far as I'm concerned
That ain’t his song tho. That’s rowdy songIdk about King but he cemented in NY history with Computers. That song is damn near a NY anthem
That ain’t his song tho. That’s rowdy song
Pop was panamaian
is that ok with you breh?
Bobby isn’t Haitian. He’s Jamaican and AA.Let me guess, he is Haitian or something?
That’s dope. But he hasn’t shown the ability to make up another original song that has any impact. So unless rowdy gonna create the songs and he just rap over them he don’t see like he gotta a real chance to keep it goingBobby's verse is the part they mute and everybody sings acapella
Rowdy part get as much love as Bobby’s with several quotables.Bobby's verse is the part they mute and everybody sings acapella
A Boogie. He basically alotta these young nikkas father.if pop wasn't king, he was the closest one. don't think anyone else has made a case to succeed him yet.
if pop wasn't king, he was the closest one. don't think anyone else has made a case to succeed him yet.
NY is the only city nikkas talk that king shyt for.
I don’t see Lil Baby and 21 Savage arguing over whose “King of Atlanta”.