Da hell happened to Saigon?

shawntitan

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Yep.


Source gave it 4 1/2 for a reason.


Saigon brought back DJ Eazy Dikk for that album.:wow:


All that militant shyt the coli is on Sai was on all on that album. The Just Blaze sequencing. Kanye doing a beat that sounded like Just Blaze did it. The way the whole album starts with Fatman Scoop doing a commercial for "The Invitation" and then "The Invitation" sounding like some Transformers shyt on the beat. :whew:

Fatman Scoop ending the song going into "Come On Baby."


"Bring Me Down 2" was supposed to push Saigon to the mainstream but it never caught on.
Very well put...
loved the album myself. Saigon is definitely one of my personal “biggest disappointment in hip hop”
 

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If we being honest Saigon lost when the masses chose 50 early

His debut got shelved and hype died.

He was trying to be a righteous thug and the industry wasn't having it. A lot of People claim to be Blackballed but he really caught the ban hammer.

Be a critical rap fan and listen


 
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I thought while GSNT was dope, it definitely didn't live up to the hype. I used to tell anybody who would listen that Saigon was the illest nikka on the scene and cats bettet stip sleeping. Yardfather 1 was one of the top 10 albums of the decade and it was a fukking mixtape. I was huge fan of Sai since back in like 2000. I told him at an album signing in Philly when it dropped that I had been waiting on that shyt since "Say Yes" and he smiled and laughed like "Wow".

But like others have said, had a terribly managed career. He was like an east coast street version of Ras Kass in alot of ways. And he refused to take the easy route to success and sell his ass, so the ultimate fame eluded him.
 

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He killed himself when after finally releasing GSNT he started using that trash producer DJ Corbett for his subsequent projects and rapping over beats that sounded like they should be on Lupe Fiasco or Joe Budden/Slaughterhouse albums.


Had he stayed grimy, he’d be feasting in this current underground market.
 
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