In my younger days there's no way you could of told me Papoose wasnt gonna be NYC's next rap superstar...

[chitownpimp]

I remember thinking there was no way I was gonna listen to a nikka named papoose.

 

[Duke Dixon]

Call me crazy but I think Montana of 300 is better

 

[Wild self]

Cause the mainstream got a taste of early trap beats and down south lifestyle (strip clubs, tricking). Pap was already a relic by the mid 00s.

 

[mson]

He was a good rapper but can’t make a good song to save his life Same for Joe Budden, Corey guns Jae mills and a ton of other rappers from that era. Mixtape freestyle had a lot of people fooled on who was actually a good artist. And I’m saying this as someone who also thought he had next

Joe could make decent songs, in my opinion.

 

[num123]

His name is Papoose, that was a deathblow in of itself.

 

[Mr. Negative]

I remember grabbing that mixtape off datpiff where he wasbragging about getting that1.5 mil record deal

I was like wtf im somewhat a fan, but come on

then I found it it was true

 

[Xtz23]

Him and saigon

 

[diggy]

This was my shyt way back

 

[maxamusa]

Him and saigon

When Saigon finally dropped I was so confused........I couldn't believe that was him....I think just blaze did the production.......it was a completely different rapper

 

[KillKenny]

Damn, that's so true!!!
I gotta say I'm usually also mentioning Crooked I in these conversations, though you can say that with Slaughterhouse he got bigger than the others

Thinking about it... Maybe Papoose should've went to the group route

 

[Positive Poster]

“I must stash, like the hair between your lip and your nose”



“I’m always high like the word we use to greet each other”

 

[thaKEAF]

Never got the hype. First heard his shyt in 05.

 

[tuckgod]

His name is Papoose, that was a deathblow in of itself.

Why?

 

[tuckgod]

“I must stash, like the hair between your lip and your nose”



“I’m always high like the word we use to greet each other”

Straight trash

 

[L. Deezy]

@Finesse

Its "could have or could've

Not "could of"