KENNY DA COOKER's TOP 5 COKE RAPPERS OF ALL TIME

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Rae was sniffing blow on the beginning of Knowledge God!!! He started the coke rap wave bruh.



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I dont know about that. Look at whats on the table on Scarfaces 1st album cover from 1991.

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Sweet 16, time to stack me up some ki's
Learned the game of hustlin, fukkin dopefienders



Got em up with Floyd and Floyd had fronted me some dope
Learned to rock it up, now I got it sold
Time to go for broke, motherfukk who I owe
Business started boomin, started movin powder
Motherfukk the bytches I want money and the power..

I step out on the cut, shyt was lookin funny
I ran back in the house and started callin up my money
I signaled for my workers, to bring in all the dope
I can feel the bust and sure enough in comes the 5-0 -
Money And The Power




0:50 - 0:57 cooking up the coke into crack then bagging it up. This was a crazy visual back in theday



2:46 the trap house gets raided.




The album starts of talking about a drug dealer handling fiends trying to rob him. mocking the incy wincy spider

Mr. Mr. Scarface from walking down the block
Out jumps some fiends and steals all his rocks


I remember a lot of cats singing that shyt in 91


Back in the South Park, six o'clock on the dot
Checkin on my old rock spot
I seen the same old set
Heh, the small timers see me so they jet
Buildin' 128
I got myself a bag and I can't wait
To cut em up small to make a profit
- Mr Scarface





next album in 1993


Started on the team when a nikka turned 16
Stackin that green sellin dope to the dopefiends
Daddy seen a scheme, thou so it seem
Cause he hooked a nikka up with a nickel-plated triple beam
- Lettin' Em Know



I just can't get no peace from you motherfukkin rollers
Everytime I pull my Benz-o out, you pull me over
I'm sick of motherfukkers who be jocking Whitey's coattails
Blacker than a motherfukker, sweat me 'bout my dope-sales
nikkas just take your cut and get your ass up out my face
- Dying With Your Boots On Lyrics




I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Pushin rocks on the block, I'm never broke, mayn

I ain't the nikka in the trench coat
I don't push rocks on the block, I deal the big dope
I ain't the nikka on the mic that done said he quit
But I be damned if I get popped for some petty shyt
That's why I move the real chickens

You can tell em hoes to hit the freeway
Cause I ain't touchin shyt with my own hands
I leave the dirt to be done by the next man
And count my money when they push it off
I wonder if the dope game is still bein good to y'all
Cause in the past four years, yo
I done clocked more cash sellin dope than them white folks


- "Mr. Scarface: Part III the Final Chapter"
 

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I dont know about that. Look at whats on the table on Scarfaces 1st album cover from 1991.

61GLE89zEHL.jpg






Sweet 16, time to stack me up some ki's
Learned the game of hustlin, fukkin dopefienders



Got em up with Floyd and Floyd had fronted me some dope
Learned to rock it up, now I got it sold
Time to go for broke, motherfukk who I owe
Business started boomin, started movin powder
Motherfukk the bytches I want money and the power..

I step out on the cut, shyt was lookin funny
I ran back in the house and started callin up my money
I signaled for my workers, to bring in all the dope
I can feel the bust and sure enough in comes the 5-0 -
Money And The Power




0:50 - 0:57 cooking up the coke into crack then bagging it up. This was a crazy visual back in theday



2:46 the trap house gets raided.




The album starts of talking about a drug dealer handling fiends trying to rob him. mocking the incy wincy spider

Mr. Mr. Scarface from walking down the block
Out jumps some fiends and steals all his rocks


I remember a lot of cats singing that shyt in 91


Back in the South Park, six o'clock on the dot
Checkin on my old rock spot
I seen the same old set
Heh, the small timers see me so they jet
Buildin' 128
I got myself a bag and I can't wait
To cut em up small to make a profit
- Mr Scarface





next album in 1993


Started on the team when a nikka turned 16
Stackin that green sellin dope to the dopefiends
Daddy seen a scheme, thou so it seem
Cause he hooked a nikka up with a nickel-plated triple beam
- Lettin' Em Know



I just can't get no peace from you motherfukkin rollers
Everytime I pull my Benz-o out, you pull me over
I'm sick of motherfukkers who be jocking Whitey's coattails
Blacker than a motherfukker, sweat me 'bout my dope-sales
nikkas just take your cut and get your ass up out my face
- Dying With Your Boots On Lyrics




I started small time, dope game, cocaine
Pushin rocks on the block, I'm never broke, mayn

I ain't the nikka in the trench coat
I don't push rocks on the block, I deal the big dope
I ain't the nikka on the mic that done said he quit
But I be damned if I get popped for some petty shyt
That's why I move the real chickens

You can tell em hoes to hit the freeway
Cause I ain't touchin shyt with my own hands
I leave the dirt to be done by the next man
And count my money when they push it off
I wonder if the dope game is still bein good to y'all
Cause in the past four years, yo
I done clocked more cash sellin dope than them white folks


- "Mr. Scarface: Part III the Final Chapter"

That mr scarface is back album cover belongs in the Smithsonian
 

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Malice had one of the best and realest coke verses of all time :damn:

“It shames me to no end
To feed poison to those who could very well be my kin (uh-huh)
But where there's demand, someone will supply
So I feed them their needs, at the same time, cry
Yes, it pains me to see them need this
All of them lost souls, and I'm their Jesus
Deepest regret and sympathy to the streets
I see them pay for they fix when they kids couldn't eat (so sorry)
And with this in mind, I still didn't quit
And that's how I know that I ain't shyt (I ain't shyt)
My heart bleed but that's aside from the fact
I live for my kids and theirs and them youngins after that”
 

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Jay gotta be the best coke rapper for me though, who was really breaking down the game like him on Reasonable Doubt? :wow:

B.I.G. rapped about coke but I don’t really think of B.I.G. as a coke rapper.

Kool G Rap has to be near the top too.
 
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Lol exactly. Lol at big being #1

Agreed...

Jadakiss is a Coke rapper? He was selling weed, man.



Also, Scarface was selling a gang of coke on the Geto Boys/Face albums from the crack era.

That mr scarface is back album cover belongs in the Smithsonian

Mr. Scarface Is Back is wildly underrated, it has to be somewhere in the 500 greatest rap albums ever, and that's being modest...

I do think authenticity plays a huge part if you're talking coke rap. Brad wasn't no frontliner, but because he came of age in the midst of the crack era, and he had a front row seat to what Prince had going on, he had a Nas-esque level of portraying life in Southside Houston...

Similar with Big, who was a corner boy, but once he got into the mafioso shyt, his rapping ability made it listenable...

The guys who were really knee-deep with the shyts generally have the most intriguing shyt when it comes to drugs. I dont know this to be fact at all, but I was always told Jada was a fringe nikka (like most rappers). He can spit, but the lack of authenticity creates a ceiling to how I feel for his raps...

Jay gotta be the coke rapper for me though, who was really breaking down the game like him on Reasonable Doubt? :wow:

B.I.G. rapped about coke but I don’t really think of B.I.G. as a coke rapper.

Kool G Rap has to be near the top too.

Bro, very few nikkas could rap that shyt like Hov. His entire early work is so relatable and clear from a dealer's perspective, I can't even describe it. Never listened to G-Rap like that but for sure Hov's rhymes about dealing are at the top of the list for any rapper ever, far as authenticity goes...
 
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