Not even worthy of debating/arguing anyone who says it isn’t even a classic.Ok i can understand people arguing him that its not the best album ever but some of yall in here saying it aint even a classic album?
J Cole Says 50 Cent's GRODT Is The BEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME
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FeverPitch2
Superstar
You definitely new here.
Care about that ignore button, my boy.
I travel the world working for tmwrk. Have provided ish from back when working for G Unit themselves to the coli and sohh streets. Currently traveling to do some shows and then after that watch the rugby world cup. You? You're making ish up online. Cool breh. But may wanna take back that guarantee. Looking flimsy in the light.
I'm from the Midwest and nobody out here cared about Jay or "RD".
In real time. I was 19 in 1996. I've posted my high school pics on here. If your experience was different, cool, but this definitely isn't some internet shyt.
Fred.
Tm101 is a certified classic That album introduced up north nikkas to that trap shyt. You saw that snowman tee everywhere at one point.
And you actually like the massacre and that came around the same time as tm101 you like that era so you equate it to classics as well.
N4L was the most polished produced album ever. Crisp sound, dope rhymes. It was like a movie. Dre's best work ever.. Maybe the DOC album is better but not by much... IMO
JealousOnesEn_V
HTX Certified
I’ve been on here since 2012, keep trying hard lil guy.
I'm from the Midwest and nobody out here cared about Jay or "RD".
In real time. I was 19 in 1996. I've posted my high school pics on here. If your experience was different, cool, but this definitely isn't some internet shyt.
Fred.
I was in NYC for 8 months that year. And Outside It was Lauryn Hill , Fugees ,BIG and all his feature verses ,Pac , then when Nas dropped It was written and If I Ruled the world with Lauryn on the Hook it was over after that. Then Pac Passed Makavely album and then came all them Bootlegs
and so many other acts before you heard Jay.Like ain't No nikka was getting some play late at night on the radio or on Ralph McDaniels show. I thought nice lil single and sample honestly thought the Alkaholics "only when im drunk" was better. Until my Brownsville people put me onto the album. It was dope.
1996 was just a Goated year. And im not going to go in on Jigga hopping on nas trend by putting foxxy on his first single, sampling Nas, having AZ in his video playing monopoly , yeah yeah they from brooklyn but
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Knucklehead
HMFIC
So now the topic is what people thought of Reasonable Doubt in 96. Pretty sure that one hasn’t been discussed!
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
“It’s always 1996 on the coli”
Oh so you on the payroll
Well let me give you my background. I'm old I retired in my mid 30s. I've been traveling the world for over 30 something years. I'm a 6'3 handsome black man with a beautiful black wife and kids multiple homes . But I see why you would feel a way and you answered my question you nikkas work for them. That's all I wanted to know.
reserved_one
#Ambivertgang
Very few albums stops the world in its tracks and GRODT was one of them. The shyt had the feel of a blockbuster movie and it delivered.I'm not mad at him that album was an event
