This is history. You will thank me later
Youre national treasure Slickback Mayne
Long live the Blog Era: post mixtapes in here
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Youre national treasure Slickback Mayne
Professor K.
rap game Paul Millsap
GOAT era, fight me 
GOOD TIMES MAN GOOD TIMES. LEX IS TOP 5 PRODUCER OF ALL TIME!!!!
Everyone from Lil B to Juicy J is running with the monolithic Waka Flocka Flame/Lex Luger sound.
The Waka Flocka Flame/Lex Luger Sound
The Waka Flocka Flame/Lex Luger Sound
Everyone from Lil B to Juicy J is running with the monolithic Waka Flocka Flame/Lex Luger sound.
The Waka Flocka Flame/Lex Luger Sound
Imagine a Slaughterhouse/Odd Future hybrid with the caliber of mcs like Lupe, Hamilton, Wale and Cole and production from Chuck Inglish and Pharrell. Imagine how much they would've shook the gameYup
But theyre just another what if hip hop group. Don't get me started on Black Hippy
Dope thread 
Few weeks ago, I found out you can download mixtapes through the internet archive site & 've been getting the old Curren$y & J. Cole tapes through there, definitely check it out.
Few weeks ago, I found out you can download mixtapes through the internet archive site & 've been getting the old Curren$y & J. Cole tapes through there, definitely check it out.
Lex Luger Can Write a Hit Rap Song in the Time It Takes to Read This (The New York Times)
A few years ago, before anyone knew his name, before rap artists from all over the country started hitting him up for music, the rap producer Lex Luger, born Lexus Lewis, now age 20, sat down in his dad’s kitchen in Suffolk, Va., opened a sound-mixing program called Fruity Loops on his laptop and created a new track. It had a thunderous canned-orchestra melody, like an endless loop of some bombastic moment from Wagner or Danny Elfman; a sternum-rattling bass line; and skittering electronic percussion that brought to mind artillery fire. When the track was finished, he e-mailed it to a rapper named Waka Flocka Flame. Luger had recently spent a few months in Atlanta with Waka, sequestered in a basement, producing most of the music for Waka’s debut album. Waka had asked him for one more beat, one that could potentially be the album’s first single.
Lex Luger Can Write a Hit Rap Song in the Time It Takes to Read This (Published 2011)
How a kid with a laptop at his dad’s kitchen table came to define the moment in hip-hop.
LOL yall remember NikbagTV? Blogger from the late 200s - early 2010s. nikka was frying chicken or some shyt in his intros
Most of his old shyt is GONE GONE smh but he has a new channel
https://www.youtube.com/@nikbagtv7152
Most of his old shyt is GONE GONE smh but he has a new channel
https://www.youtube.com/@nikbagtv7152
feelsthecitybreathin
All Star
hope someone can drop some tubesteak classiks 
