No he wasn't but apparently he's the king of NY in 2000. See how illogical these lists are? Might as well have Patrick Ewing king of NY
oh yeah.. damn
my bad
Nah man, his career simply cannot compare to all time greats such as Sheek Louch, who got a top 50 nodYeah it’s not making sense.
He’s got Ja as a finalist in 01,02 & 03 also.
Surely that would be enough for him to be top 100 MC in NY.
Shouldn’t this solidify LL’s case even more because he was doing unprecedented shyt for a rapper in that time and was arguably the king in the years leading up to thatI need love is what made Bigger and Deffer pop nationally which led to the sales.The demand for LL in NYC was nowhere near Eric B. and Rakim. They already had 87 in a chokehold by the time they dropped. nikkas wasn't bumping I need love and I'm bad. They were bumping Eric B is president,my melody, and paid in full.
breh, you could have stopped at HUGE GLOBALLYTo the dudes that are saying LL in 87 is valid, Ja rule is a perfect example of why it's not. He was huge globally and women loved him but we can all name 3-4 rappers from NYC that were bigger in the city than him. Jay vs Nas was pretty much the battle for the crown that apparently Ja Rule was wearing?
This list is straight suspect and just for engagement not accuracy and what makes it worse is the bullshyt about doing the research, preservation of the culture, old heads mad at young ones for not knowing the history yet the man couldn't be bothered to explain these choices.
@Don Jesus if you're Meccapolis just say that. The coli would actually respect you more and then you could actually explain how you came to these conclusions instead just calling nikkas old and not tapped in.
Yeah you can’t be the king and be on the undercard of another NY rapperbreh, you could have stopped at HUGE GLOBALLY
I know Eric B and Rakim can be viewed as your favorite aesthics when it comes to Hip Hop.. but it was a reason why they were on the undercard of LL's tours. not the other way around, It wasnt even that many top tier rappers in 87..
right..lolYeah you can’t be the king and be on the undercard of another NY rapper
Run-DMC was doing unprecedented shyt. They took rap out of the tri-state area to national. Not LL.Shouldn’t this solidify LL’s case even more because he was doing unprecedented shyt for a rapper in that time and was arguably the king in the years leading up to that
breh, you could have stopped at HUGE GLOBALLY
I know Eric B and Rakim can be viewed as your favorite aesthics when it comes to Hip Hop.. but it was a reason why they were on the undercard of LL's tours. not the other way around, It wasnt even that many top tier rappers in 87..