Lets talk about how DMX ran 98 with a ironfist

[intilectual recipricol]

Another post all about me and you're not on my dik? Keep telling yourself that. Go ahead and claim your "W" and post all the emoticons you want, you know you ain't never had shyt on me. At least now we all know you don't know shyt about hip hop, you just want to talk about other forum members.



Vol 3 was released on 12/28/99, but it charted at #1 on 1/15/2000, then he released Dynasty in 10/00, so it counts as having two #1 albums in one year. Here are some references:

"Ten artists have had two different albums hit number one in the same year: The Kingston Trio in 1959,[24][25] Led Zeppelin, DMX, Jay-Z, Garth Brooks, 2Pac, System of a Down, Eminem, Susan Boyle and One Direction."

Billboard 200 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_number-one_albums_of_2000_(U.S.)

Billboard 200 : Jan 15, 2000 | Billboard Chart Archive

See, unlike other immature cats who like to just talk shyt about what they heard on the streets or from random family members, I know my hip hop history and can actually back up the facts I present. No opinions or POV.

damn you stay postin facts shuttin those clowns down... but we all know they wont let facts get in the way of their great story.

 

[Bxblaze]

Proof that Jay asked DMX to be on the album? You clearly dont know the politics of record labels... I'm not sayin he didnt, but that could have EASILY been set up by DefJam to get exposure for Crack Man X... again not sayin it was, but the industry works that way...

then they have Jay get on X's next album... think about it

I did put that up it could have been jayz or def jam if u check my earlier post idk just sayin

 

[Reggie]

Another post all about me and you're not on my dik? Keep telling yourself that. Go ahead and claim your "W" and post all the emoticons you want, you know you ain't never had shyt on me. At least now we all know you don't know shyt about hip hop, you just want to talk about other forum members.



Vol 3 was released on 12/28/99, but it charted at #1 on 1/15/2000, then he released Dynasty in 10/00, so it counts as having two #1 albums in one year. Here are some references:

"Ten artists have had two different albums hit number one in the same year: The Kingston Trio in 1959,[24][25] Led Zeppelin, DMX, Jay-Z, Garth Brooks, 2Pac, System of a Down, Eminem, Susan Boyle and One Direction."

Billboard 200 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_number-one_albums_of_2000_(U.S.)

Billboard 200 : Jan 15, 2000 | Billboard Chart Archive

See, unlike other immature cats who like to just talk shyt about what they heard on the streets or from random family members, I know my hip hop history and can actually back up the facts I present. No opinions or POV.

Why does no one ever bring it up? It may have charted in 2000. But it was still a 99 release that's why. It wasn't but three days but it was still three days. If they did count it they would have to have an asterisk beside it explaining the difference between when it was released and when it charted. So it doesn't count to me.

 

[grock2727]

Why does no one ever bring it up? It may have charted in 2000. But it was still a 99 release that's why. It wasn't but three days but it was still three days. If they did count it they would have to have an asterisk beside it explaining the difference between when it was released and when it charted. So it doesn't count to me.

No one brings it up because it doesn't really mean anything. When you look at the accomplishments of an artist like Jay, that ranks really low on the list, when you look at an artist like DMX it's really high because there's not much else to highlight.

Actually I haven't heard anybody mention it for anyone besides DMX, except for 2Pac here and there. The DMX fans really see at as a big historical achievement, even though it's really a no-brainer to strike while the iron is hot. Even if the result is lackluster work, which is what some on this thread have mentioned (not me).

Either way, it doesn't have to count in your world for it to be a fact. Jay-Z had two #1 albums in one year. I didn't make it up, that much I'm sure we can agree on.

 

[Reggie]

No one brings it up because it doesn't really mean anything. When you look at the accomplishments of an artist like Jay, that ranks really low on the list, when you look at an artist like DMX it's really high because there's not much else to highlight.

Actually I haven't heard anybody mention it for anyone besides DMX, except for 2Pac here and there. The DMX fans really see at as a big historical achievement, even though it's really a no-brainer to strike while the iron is hot. Even if the result is lackluster work, which is what some on this thread have mentioned (not me).

Either way, it doesn't have to count in your world for it to be a fact. Jay-Z had two #1 albums in one year. I didn't make it up, that much I'm sure we can agree on.

If it counted best believe it would be counted along with all Jiggas others accomplishments.

 

[Rapmastermind]

LOL @ "DMX having 2 #1 albums is the only thing X fans bring up". How about having 5 Straight #1 albums in a row from his Debut through his 5th LP. His 6th LP actually came in at #2 . This is something Jay didn't do cause both "RD" and "Vol 1" weren't huge hits though they sold, matter a fact nobody in History of Hip Hop has done that.

 

[Brown Ant]

It's Dark and Hell is Hot is a Top 30 rap album all time.

 

[Notorioushnic]

Quoted for Emphasis...

Most of that shyt didn't even come from 1998.

"Can I Get A..." with Ja Rule
"Hard Knock Life"
"Ni**a What, Ni**a Who"
"Money Cash Hoes" with X
"Money Ain't a Thing" with Dupri
"Ha" Remix with Juve
"Blackout" with X, The Lox
"4 Alarm Blaze" with MOP
"Lobster and Scrimp" with Timbo


compared to

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMX_discography(Check X's features in late-97 to whole year of 98) plus dominating the spring-summer with IDAHIH along with Survival of the Illest tour and closing out the winter with a #1 album. Jay had a good year but it wasn't as big as X's Why is it so hard for nikkas to accept?


Sit down somewhere

 

[Notorioushnic]

damn you stay postin facts shuttin those clowns down... but we all know they wont let facts get in the way of their great story.

dog you been bodied a couple of pages ago which is why nikkas aint even caring to give you a response. Playing Kelly Kompowski for the Jigga Stan coalition is your best bet.

 

[Notorioushnic]

dude just ran circles around this whole thread

nikkas quick to rush with the Pom Poms. you were probably 7 when X was running 98 so of course you gonna run with the revised history. But then again, You stan nikkas like this:

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q61q_JVZ0s[/ame]

 

[Notorioushnic]

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCG6AycTSN4[/ame]

 

[Notorioushnic]

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgPPHS3Law0[/ame]

That Clue Professional album went hard

 

[Love Sosa]

I was going to basically make this thread but decided to search

X was the man until Eminem took his crown as far as mainstream.

 

[phatphuck]

i aint a huge dmx fan but OP's point 1 is

 

[Take It In Blood]