A Joe Scudda skit?!?!?!
No lie I marked the hell out with Scudda and Chaundon being on the skits. Apart of me was like:
For a Justus League reunion
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No lie I marked the hell out with Scudda and Chaundon being on the skits. Apart of me was like:
For a Justus League reunion
Piff Perkins
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the Combat Jack shout out/remembrance
TheDarceKnight
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Was honestly surprised to find out Khrysis did that one. The only one I knew he did as soon as I heard it was What I Came For.these keys on the intro track
TheDarceKnight
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Well so many of the skit references mention a fall lineup on UBN.No lie I marked the hell out with Scudda and Chaundon being on the skits. Apart of me was like:
For a Justus League reunion
shyt had me wondering if they plan on dropping something this fall with more of the old crew? I doubt it, but at first the thought was going through my head. Seems like it would be a lot of effort, and if it took them 9 months to make this record, then I'm sure they don't have another one on deck. I was just happy to hear their voices breh.
Everyone has moved on.
Out of the old J. League crew (the rappers and producers), I know Comanche is still doing music and has a good overseas fanbase, especially in Asia. I know Chaundon is a successful DJ. Phonte and Pooh are obviously doing music too. Khrysis and 9th are still producing. I think Yorel is a lawyer. Sean Boog runs a successful small business. Joe Scudda runs a successful bar. I talk to EA Floe sometimes on IG, and he seems happy but I'm not sure what he's up to. I have no ides what Legacy is up to or where he lives even. We was one of my best friends but he totally vanished from the earth, it seems. And no one ever knows where Median is, but I hear he's a happy family man. Brockington was a banker last I heard, but that was a few years ago. Big Dho is always busy with various things.
This album is real bittersweet. I feel younger than I've ever felt as I start to head into my mid 30's, but hearing this album makes me realize just how fast time has flown, and how many things I've actually done and experiences I've had in my life. It sounds mad corny, but even though I never made any music with these dudes, and even though in the big picture they aren't as popular as Wu, Jay, Nas, Mobb, Dre, etc...I still feel very blessed to have been around during that time and old enough to appreciate it. If I had known that time would go by so fast I would have tried to cherish it more and not taken that whole era for granted. I don't think I realized how special it was until it was over.
Live life friends and appreciate every second.
Mastamimd
Ain't shyt
I listened all the way through and didn't notice until it was over
That's the sign of a classic
Same shyt fam! I was listening to it and it ended and I was like noooooooooo. Top 3 of this year easy.
Well so many of the skit references mention a fall lineup on UBN.
shyt had me wondering if they plan on dropping something this fall with more of the old crew? I doubt it, but at first the thought was going through my head. Seems like it would be a lot of effort, and if it took them 9 months to make this record, then I'm sure they don't have another one on deck. I was just happy to hear their voices breh.
Everyone has moved on.
Out of the old J. League crew (the rappers and producers), I know Comanche is still doing music and has a good overseas fanbase, especially in Asia. I know Chaundon is a successful DJ. Phonte and Pooh are obviously doing music too. Khrysis and 9th are still producing. I think Yorel is a lawyer. Sean Boog runs a successful small business. Joe Scudda runs a successful bar. I talk to EA Floe sometimes on IG, and he seems happy but I'm not sure what he's up to. I have no ides what Legacy is up to. We was one of my best friends but he vanished. No one ever knows where Median is.
This album is real bittersweet. I feel younger than I've ever felt as I start to head into my mid 30's, but hearing this album makes me realize just how fast time has flown, and how many things I've actually done and experiences I've had in my life. It sounds mad corny, but even though I never made any music with these dudes, and even though in the big picture they aren't as popular as Wu, Jay, Nas, Mobb, Dre, etc...I still feel very blessed to have been around during that time and old enough to appreciate it. If I had known that time would go by so fast I would have tried to cherish it more and not taken that whole era for granted. I don't think I realized how special it was until it was over.
Live life friends and appreciate every second.
Low key dude was one of the best out the league. The fact that he made those corny punchlines work with his style just amazed me
. But yeah, we need that reunion 
. The league made up for the No Limit falloff for me. Every album they dropped, I made sure I checked for it. Hell, I used to bump the living hell out of this:Such a underrated group man
TheDarceKnight
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Such a underrated group man
Yes!
Dude Leg was ahead of his time. Maybe. Maybe someone was doing hashtag rap before him, but not many.
I mean who the hell was picking 9th beats like this in 2001, titling them after the date of Jim Morrison's death, and rapping like this?! He was a true artist. Also he and 9th probably did a good 120 some joints together.
Drugs, rehab, and court, like Bob Downey...She taught me a life lesson. Stabbed in the back. She taught me a knife lesson. I still got the scars...
Dude says "Crocdile Dundee. The shyt he's waving, now that's a knife!" Then proceeds to pull out an actual knife on stage.
He was just an overall character. Never met another human like him. He even dissed Chaundon and Away Team and made apology tracks. he was almost kicked out of the League multiple times. Dude used the budget for his first single to use special effects to cut his wrists in a bathtub and hung himself in a way I still don't know how they pulled off. It looks real..
Holdin' a spark then I fell like Owen Hart. A long drop. Doin' nothing non-stop.
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This got me wanting a new Median album
B. Pumpaveli
All Star
Album is incredible 
Is that Darien Brockington on the Right on Time hook?
Is that Darien Brockington on the Right on Time hook?
SOMEBODY MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!!No lie I marked the hell out with Scudda and Chaundon being on the skits. Apart of me was like:
For a Justus League reunion
Man really digging this.
It's nostalgia, but fresh. Hope they maintain this momentum for the rest of 2019, Little Brother finally getting their just due would be amazing.
It's nostalgia, but fresh. Hope they maintain this momentum for the rest of 2019, Little Brother finally getting their just due would be amazing.
Yes!
Dude Leg was ahead of his time. Maybe. Maybe someone was doing hashtag rap before him, but not many.
I mean who the hell was picking 9th beats like this in 2001, titling them after the date of Jim Morrison's death, and rapping like this?! He was a true artist. Also he and 9th probably did a good 120 some joints together.
Drugs, rehab, and court, like Bob Downey...She taught me a life lesson. Stabbed in the back. She taught me a knife lesson. I still got the scars...
Dude says "Crocdile Dundee. The shyt he's waving, now that's a knife!" Then proceeds to pull out an actual knife on stage.
He was just an overall character. Never met another human like him. He even dissed Chaundon and Away Team and made apology tracks. he was almost kicked out of the League multiple times. Dude used the budget for his first single to use special effects to cut his wrists in a bathtub and hung himself in a way I still don't know how they pulled off. It looks real..
Holdin' a spark then I fell like Owen Hart. A long drop. Doin' nothing non-stop.
Looking back at it, dude was the blueprint to "emo rap". He was Charles Hamilton, before CH became a thing 
blac_da_rappa
All Star
yes im lookin for a damn cd/lpHoly shyt
What did I do to deserve this
and WHERE CAN I BUY A PHYSICAL
areohbee824
Superstar
What I Came For