Guilty Simpson is an absolute monster. Here are the bars that prove it.

[JulesWinfield]

Dude is so underrated. Been a fan since I heard him on Champion Sound. Ode to the Ghetto is still my favorite project by him though. I still have to get a couple of his newer albums. Last one I listened to was Dice Game I believe.

 

[Mr. Negative]

one of my favorite bars in rap history. So simplistic. So demonically gutter.

"7 Mile Ambassador. Far from nice./Club owners tell 'em 'Search him twice'/Who caaaaaareees!?"

 

[Renegade47]

Ten branches, ten nooses
Ten necks, ten TECs and ten shooters
Black booters, late night intruders
You ever seen a panther maneuver?
I'm even smoother, guy
You might lose your eye
Either way you choose you die

Before you spark shyt no the hearts of the nikkas you walk with

 

[Gains]

only sounds good over dilla and madlib beats

 

[Big Mel]

only sounds good over dilla and madlib beats

False.

 

[Gains]

False.

ok , black milk also

 

[Big Mel]

ok , black milk also

He sounds good period. He's so good at rapping that I tolerate marginal production to hear his verses. Kinda like Sean Price.

 

[Big Mel]

"I write pavement and speak street snd produce hits on producers for weak beats, speech heat, you can feel it from the cheap seats, I'm hotter than a Waikiki beach, get ya soul ripped, with the impact will make a rapper do a whole flip, I roll spliffs till we burning through the whole zip and load shyt till they turn up in the road clipped, 8 mc's? I'm a straight up menace, got beef get ya cake up widdit, got heat you should wake up widdit, IM THAT SERIOUS, p*ssy, time for a period, PERIOD."


Make the bad man stop. And this is off a Ras Kass mixtape no one even cares about

 

[ManBearPig]

I liked his verse on Sound the Alarm

 

[SmarkMero]

 

[KingsOfKings]

 

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Interview: Guilty Simpson on his recent new EP, “Guilt” - Grown Up Rap

Detroit rhyme vet Guilty Simpson has been making consistently great music for decades, regularly collaborating with some of the most renown emcees and producers to create one of the best discographies in hip-hop. Matt Horowitz recently spoke to Guilty Simpson to discuss his Guilt EP from earlier...

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